Scratch 3-Day Integrated Lesson

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 Blog #4 - Coding for Kids

Scratch - Crayon Colouring Activity


I used a Scratch creation that I created for my lesson plan. This Scratch activity is an interactive colouring sheet where you can individually select each colour crayon using "Left Click" and draw as your heart desires. To place the crayon back after colouring hit the "Space" key on your keyboard, then proceed to choose your next colour. Using the "Slider" you can change the colour size. The "Erase All" button will remove any active work on the page. To "Erase" individual lines you can use the white crayon. Clicking "New Page" will cycle through the 4 different available page selections.

Please try it out and let me know what you think!

For my lesson plan, I incorporated information and communication technology and visual arts.  In this lesson, students learn to use technology responsibly while following classroom procedures. Students also learn to understand the basics of creating lines in art following with technology support.

Click HERE to access my lesson plan

In the future, I can utilize this lesson plan for a future Kindergarten class. Due to the fact that this lesson is already designed and includes proper integration, it would be very helpful to use. Not only can I use this lesson for a future Kindergarten class, this lesson can be differentiated to older grades while increasing the assessment level.

Comments

  1. FatimaOctober 23, 2023 at 11:32 PM

    Rebekah, I think this is such a lovely activity that you created using scratch! I know kids would have lots of fun with this colouring sheet. This is a great activity, as it can easily be integrated in many lessons, I know that it would work great with my lesson for grade 1s too!

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  2. Victoria LeonardOctober 24, 2023 at 12:08 PM

    Hi Rebekah! I love how you integrated art into your lesson it seems like it would be a lot of fun. I love this lesson for kindergarten they will love it!

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