In this lesson, students are tested on their ability to use all their skills in Scratch 3.0 in an independent manner. A perfect assessment lesson so teachers can assess and judge their students coding ability before they are expected to move onto Text Based coding i.e. Python.

Students are tested on the following skills in Scratch:
- Animations and Costumes
- Loops and Motions
- Coordinates & Sensing
- Selection
- Drawing with Sprites (Pen Tool)
- Creating & Using Variables
- Changing Backdrops
- Making Music
- Creating animated stories
- Creating games

This 17 page resource spans over the following sections:
- Starter/Bell Work Activity
- I Can Statements
- Keywords
- Main Activity
- Plenary/End of Lesson Review
- Homework
- Colorful PowerPoint slides (Editable)
- Detailed lesson plan indicating student and teach activities as well as resources to use
- Lesson worksheet (pdf)
- Homework (pdf)
- Answer Key (pdf)

As students work through this material they build up their skills in programming. Get ahead with developing your own and your students skills to learn programming. This is an ideal resource for the introduction of Computer Science into the curriculum.

Scratch is a free software which can be accessed from: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/editor/?tutorial=getStarted