Traffic Light Using Scratchjr Teaching resources
Description
In this project, we will create a Traffic Light simulation using ScratchJr, a fun way to teach learners about sequencing in programming. Students will explore how to code the traffic lights to change from red to yellow to green, following a timed sequence. This project will focus on creating a cycle of color changes, teaching the importance of ordering actions correctly in programming. Learners will use block-based coding to control the timing of each light, making sure the traffic light behaves like one in real life.
Related Resources
Drawing of shapes
In this project, we will use Beebot to draw shapes by attaching a pen to its rea...
View Resource →Drawing of Numbers with Beebot
In this project, we will use Beebot to write numbers by attaching a pen to its r...
View Resource →Line following Beebot
In this project, we will create a Line-following activity using Beebot. The goal...
View Resource →Butterfly life cycle
In this project, we will use Beebot to simulate the butterfly life cycle in an e...
View Resource →