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Computer programming - Scratch: Unit 4 - Grade 6

Grade 6 Computer Science

This is the fourth unit in grade 6 computer programming, Scratch. In this unit, students create an interactive game. They learn about variables, cloning, and how to create dynamic interactions with Scratch. 

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