Story 1

Set up a scene with the Mars template, one alien object, and one person object. Add the
following programming instructions to the Code editor.
a. The person turns to face the alien. Hint: Use the turnToFace procedure. Select the
alien as the target object.
b. The person asks the alien, “Are you an alien?”
c. The alien turns to face the person.
d. The alien says “Yes, I am. But I have to go!”
e. The alien disappears.
Hint: Select the alien from the Instance menu in the Code editor. Then, drag the
setOpacity procedure into the Code editor. Select 0.0 for the argument value. This will
make the alien disappear.

Story 2

Browse the gallery tab “Gallery by Theme”. Set up an initial scene using the sea_surface
template and objects from the snow theme. Create an initial scene for the following
scenario: Three penguins stand on an ice floe, while two orcas swim in the water. Here
are the steps to set up the initial scene:

a. Add an ice floe and position it in the water.

b. Add three penguins and position them next to each other on the ice floe.
c. Add two orcas and position them in the water, so just their heads are peeking out
from underneath the water. Position them so they face the camera.
d. Save the project.

Story 3

Browse the gallery tab “Gallery by Theme”. Set up an initial scene using the sea_floor
with objects from the ocean theme. Add two clownfish, one dolphin, and one cave. The
dolphin should be hidden in the cave. The clownfish should be at least five meters in
front of the cave, facing the camera. Create an animation for the following textual
storyboard:

• The clownfish simultaneously bob up and down in the water three times
• The dolphin comes out of the cave.
• The dolphin says “Look at what I can do!”
• The dolphin moves forward .5, turns completely around, rolls 4 times and then moves
back .5 in order.
• The clownfish simultaneously say “We can do that too!”
• The clownfish simultaneously move, turn, and roll, in order. Then, they move in
opposite directions until they are out of view.