Digital Interactive Card using Scratch

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Scenario: you will create an interactive card to send to someone on a particular occasion (e.g. Mother’s day, friend’s birthday, or graduation; feel free to learn about a new holiday for this assignment: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lists_of_holidays ) using the Scratch online editor. You will use the free online Scratch software:

I will send log in details into my scratch account once the homework is accepted.

Your card should include at least two sprites. The interaction between the sprites should be created using the following programming constructs:

1. Starting event. For example
2. Conditionals (if statement) . Remember, you have to add a condition in this block. You need three of these in your project! These must actually do something, not just be present!
3. Repetition (looping). For example . You need three of these! These must actually do something, not just be present.
4. Effects (looks, color, …etc). For example
5. Events (‘broadcast’ and ‘when I receive events’) – you need at least one of these. It must actually do something not just be present!

Note that your card must have an interactive element! This means that something must happen in response to something the user does (eg click a sprite or hit a key).

You should turn in the following deliverables:

1. A brief description about your card – how your sprites interact. Please include how you used repetition and IF statements (also called Selection) as well as an event. Write this up in a document using Microsoft Word.

1. The hyperlink to your digital card. Note: chose to SHARE your link. Your EDITOR link is private for you alone. Add your shareable link to your Word document. Send this to someone else to test it to make sure that it works.
2. You must turn in an original work. If you use assets you did not create or used a tutorial or example to help you create your work, give credit in your Word document.