Gather Scratch Resources and Pick a Theme

You will need to put together an 9-12 week lesson plan for your kids with your team.  You should look at the google calendar to count the number of weeks for your club:

https://calendar.google.com/calendar/embed?src=m9if9k7249psuu8avfj923sao4@group.calendar.google.com 

You'll see that our usual pattern is:

2-3 weeks: Art (cover pen tools, stamps, sequential code, multiple scripts, forever loops, x-y coordinates)

2-3 weeks: Interactive Stories (cover if statements, multiple sprites, broadcasts)

2-3 weeks: Games (cover variables and more complex loops)

2-3 weeks: Work on Own Project

To keep you coordinated with other CS 402 students and help you share material, we recommend using the theme "Around the World with Scratch" and following the lesson plan outlined in the document in this directory:

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1Q3_6z32k_G8KiDznVuHR83WIoTLyEk7l?usp=sharing

Older lesson plans we've used in the past, along with weekly Challenge Sheets, are available here:

1. https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/0B8EX3AePSogBWEptU2RuZks4WjA?usp=sharing
   Spring 2017: Under the Sea
   Start with the Overview Document called 12 Week Lesson Plan for Under the Sea
2. https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/0B8EX3AePSogBaGtZeUJ3Ynl1WmM?usp=sharing
   Fall 2017: Out In Space
   Start with the Overview Document called Scratch: Out in Space

There are also some Advanced Lessons here:

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/0B8EX3AePSogBWnJiZW1CUmtBNGc?usp=sharing (Links to an external site.)Links to an external site.

Another option for material:

Researchers at Harvard created a very extensive and detailed multi-week curriculum guide of possible Scratch activities.  

You are not required to use any of their lesson plans, but looking at their materials may give you some ideas or may reassure you that the curriculum you are following in your club is very reasonable!

http://scratched.gse.harvard.edu/guide/

Finally, you might be interested in the official Scratch Tutorials:

https://scratch.mit.edu/tips

To complete this assignment, just look through the above material and state a possible theme across weeks that could unify your Scratch projects (e.g., Under the Sea, Around the World, Out in Space).  You can reuse an old theme or make your own...