Scratch Free Day

Today we are going to take a break from Scratch and tie up some loose ends. You will be working independently on your own computer to accomplish the following tasks:

Clean your room

• make sure your Documents folder is organized
• files named correctly and in correct folders
• "extra" files thrown in trash

Learning Log

• you should have a new entry on each subject

Software Log

• add Comic Life, Scratch and Garage Band

If you finish, you may work with Google SketchUp.

Monday, October 27

Task List for Today...

Watch Yearbook Video

Finish Scratch is Going Green

• Turn Scratch is Going Green in to the 2015 Drop Box

• 1_jamie_olivia_green

Add to Learning Log.
Add to Software Log.

• Scratch
• Garage Band
• Comic Life

Friday, Ocober 24

I am here at a meeting today with Mr. Neff. Your task list for today is below.

1. Finish your Canoe Problem.
2. Work on your Scratch is Going Green project.
3. Add to your Learning Log.

Scratch is Going Green

Once you complete your Scratch To Do List, you will begin working on a project proposal for your Scratch is Going Green project. The goal of the project is to use Scratch to create an interactive story promoting environmental awareness. This proposal should be presented to Mr. Madson for approval before you commence work on the project. Below are some links to get you started.

http://www.green-kits.com/greenkids.html
http://www.epa.gov/kids/
http://www.dnr.state.wi.us/eek/

Scratch

After turning in your Deep Portage Keynote and printing your canoe problem, your task is to work with Scratch. We will start off with some Scratch basics. You should complete the Scratch To Do List. Follow this link for Scratch help.

Monday, October 20

Scratch is a computer programming tool developed by graduate students from MIT. We will start off today learning the basics of the program, which will lead into our Scratch Basic Skills.

Wednesday, October 15

Today you will complete your Deep Portage Keynote. Answers to some FAQ are below.

Do I need background music?

• That is up to you. Personally, I think background music enhances your presentation. As long as the music is appropriate type and volume.

How many slides do I need?

• Enough slides to tell your story of the "Spirit of Deep Portage."

Do I need transitions?

• Again, a personal decision. If you do include transitions, try to keep them consistant.

How do I turn it in?

• Save it as 1_madsonjamie_deepportage and turn in to the 2015 Drop Box. (inside the Dig Lit folder)
  

What should I do when I'm finished?

• Begin designing your Comic Life Canoe problem.