Scratch 1.4 question bank for Moodle
I have created a 120 question bank to test my students’ knowledge of the Scratch 1.4 blocks. Ihave not used the scores to inform a student’s ‘level’ but I have noticed that students are now using blocks they would have stayed away from in the past. Use this question bank to produce your own quizzes.
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Scratch 1.4 quizzes for Moodle
You can use some of the quizzes that I have created using the Moodle question bank mentioned above. They are arranged by level of difficulty, and are aimed at 12 year olds with little experience of Scratch. Most students have been able to complete up to ★★★, but it is worth noting that none of the quizzes seem to have really stretched my high achieving students.
| Sample | Level | Download links |
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★ | Download link |
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★★ | Download link |
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★★★ | Download link |
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★★★★ | Download link |
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★★★★★ | Download link |
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☆ | Download link |
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☆☆ | Download link |
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☆☆☆ | Download link |
Click here to learn how to import these Scratch 1.4 quizzes into your own Moodle.
Scratch ‘lesson’
This activity is a very simple use of the ‘lesson’ module. There is no questioning involved, simply a series of links to great Scratch 1.4 tutorials, organised by level of proficiency. The ‘book’ module would have probably been better for this, but I don’t have it installed on my (old now) Moodle 2.2 version.
Click here to learn how to import this Scratch 1.4 lesson into your own Moodle.
Scratch creations sharing database
My students were encouraged to share their Scratch creations once they were satisfied with the outcome. Others were then encouraged to download the file, rate it, offer a helpful comment, fix bug or add functionality to the program and re-upload it. This has been a successful activity and one that I highly recommend other teachers to try out. Note that it is worth spending the time discussing with the class what constitutes a useful comment. I have used the fantastic ‘book review’ preset found here.
Click here to learn how to import this Scratch creations sharing database into your own Moodle. Click here to learn more about Moodle database templates.
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