3 PM – Scratch Level 1

• Today we:
  • continued the Ask Gobo project
  • learned about how to pick random numbers
  • assigned each number to a word for Gobo to say
  • learned how to record audio
  • learned how to input audio into the code
• Homework:
  • if you can record audio:
    • record audio for each word Gobo can say (“No!”, “Maybe!”, “Definitely!”, “Never!”)
    • label each sound with the word you recorded
    • put the audio into the code
    • if you need help, look at the example “Yes!” we did in class
    • for instructions on how to record, look at “How to record audio”
  • Download and print the image attached at the bottom of this post for next week’s class
    • Ask your parents for help if you have some trouble printing

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• • How to record audio:
    • go to the “Sound” tab
    • hover above the “Choose a Sound” button on the lower left corner
    • click “Record”
    • make sure your internet browser allows Scratch to record your audio
      • Google Chrome might block Scratch to record your audio. If this happens, go to Settings, go to Privacy and Security, go to Site Settings, go to Microphone
      • delete Scratch from the block section
      • go back to Scratch and try to record your audio. When a popup asks to allow Scratch to record your audio, click “Allow”
    • click the red Record button
    • stop recording when you are done saying the word
    • trim the audio so it’s only the word you are saying
    • click save
    • rename your audio to the word you said

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