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    The document is a series of screenshots from a Scratch programming tutorial. It introduces count-controlled loops and shows how they can be used to draw shapes and patterns in Scratch by repeating code. Examples include drawing spirals by repeating an octagon shape after turning a set number of degrees each time, creating dot art by stamping sprites of decreasing sizes in a loop, and using random positioning to create random dot patterns. The document encourages modifying the code to explore different patterns and provides project links for examples.

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    The document is a series of screenshots from a Scratch programming tutorial. It introduces count-controlled loops and shows how they can be used to draw shapes and patterns in Scratch by repeating code. Examples include drawing spirals by repeating an octagon shape after turning a set number of degrees each time, creating dot art by stamping sprites of decreasing sizes in a loop, and using random positioning to create random dot patterns. The document encourages modifying the code to explore different patterns and provides project links for examples.

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    Scratch Art Lesson - Application of Repeat Function

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    Mr. Mark Joseph P.Imperio
    The document is a series of screenshots from a Scratch programming tutorial. It introduces count-controlled loops and shows how they can be used to draw shapes and patterns in Scratch by repeating code. Examples include drawing spirals by repeating an octagon shape after turning a set number of degrees each time, creating dot art by stamping sprites of decreasing sizes in a loop, and using random positioning to create random dot patterns. The document encourages modifying the code to explore different patterns and provides project links for examples.

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    Art

    SCRATCH
    ART
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    WHAT IS THIS BLOCK?

    This is an ‘Event’ block, called a count


    controlled loop.

    It allows us to easily repeat the code


    inside, making our program shorter and
    simpler. We are going to be playing
    around with this block today!
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    DRAWING ON SCRATCH!

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    DRAWING ON SCRATCH!

    What blocks would we need at


    the start of our program to
    draw?

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    SPIROGRAPHS: USING REPEATS
    How might
    we make
    this?

    Can anyone
    spot any
    patterns?
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    This code is based on an 8
    sided shape (remember what
    we learned about using
    repeats to make shapes last
    lesson!).

    Can you spot the octogons?

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    We then use a nested loop to
    repeat the octogon 12 times.

    This code after our octogon,


    tells our program to change
    pen colour and turn 30
    degrees. Why do you think
    we need the turn?

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    What does this piece of code
    do?

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    Can you modify this code to
    create similar patterns using
    different shapes?

    HINT:
    A circle = 360 degrees
    So 360 divided by the number of
    sides = angle

    Triangle = 3 sides
    So 360 divided by 3 = 120 for
    degrees
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    STAMPING CREATIONS:
    CHANGING SIZE

    How might
    we make
    patterns like
    this?

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    This time we are using the
    stamp tool.

    We are repeating this code


    100 times! What is going to
    happen to the size each
    time?

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    Why do you think I have
    programmed this for the
    Green Flag event?

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    Explore creating your own
    dots piece of art.

    What happens if you


    change the set size to?

    What happens if you


    change the count
    controlled loop?

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    RANDOM DOTS: RANDOM POSITION

    How might we
    make patterns
    like this?

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    Using a similar code from
    last time, we are adding in
    this block.

    What will this do?

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    Using the paint option, can you apply
    the code to create some artwork like
    this?

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    https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/483959963
    Explore creating your own
    dots piece of art.

    What happens if you


    change the set size to?

    What happens if you


    change the count
    controlled loop?

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    RAINBOW WHEEL

    How might
    we make
    patterns like
    this?

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    Using Random
    numbers

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     RANGOLI INSPIRED SYMMETRY

    How might
    we make
    patterns like
    this?

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    Using Inputs of arrow
    keys

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