How to share your Scratch projects safely with teachers (Grade 1).

📚 Objectives

• 🎯 Understand the importance of sharing Scratch projects with teachers.
• 🔑 Learn safe methods for sharing projects on Scratch.
• ✅ Practice sharing projects correctly and responsibly.

🛠️ Materials

• 💻 Computer or Tablet with Internet Access
• 🌐 Scratch Account (Scratch.mit.edu)
• 📝 Pen and Paper (Optional, for notes)

👋 Warm-up (5 mins)

Let’s talk about Scratch! Have you ever made a cool game or story? Sharing is caring, but we need to do it safely. Who can tell me why it's fun to show your teacher your Scratch projects? 🤔

👩‍🏫 Main Instruction

Sharing your Scratch project with your teacher can be super easy and safe! Here's how:

💾 Saving Your Project

• 💾 First, make sure your project is saved. Click on 'File' in the top left corner, then click 'Save now'.

📤 Sharing on Scratch

• 📤 Click the “Share” button on the project page. This makes your project visible to others.

✉️ Sharing the Project Link

• 🔗 After sharing, copy the link to your project. It's at the top of the page!

📧 Sending the Link to Your Teacher

• 📧 Open your email. Start a new email to your teacher and paste the link in the email body.
• ✍️ Write a message to your teacher, like “Hi [Teacher's Name], here is my Scratch project!”

🔒 Keeping it Safe

• 🛡️ Only share the link with your teacher. Don’t put it on other websites or share it with people you don't know.
• ⚠️ Never share your password with anyone!

💡 Tips for a Great Project

• 🎨 Make your project colorful and fun!
• 📣 Add clear instructions so your teacher knows how to use your project.
• ✨ Test your project to make sure it works!

✅ Assessment

Let's check what we learned! Here are some questions to think about:

❓ Practice Quiz

1. ❓ Why is it important to share your Scratch projects safely?
2. ❓ What button do you click to make your project visible?
3. ❓ Where do you find the link to your project after you share it?
4. ❓ Who should you share the link with?