Activity_Group Chat
Group Chat
In the Group Chat project, students will create a simple conversation between a boy and a girl in a school setting using ScratchJr.
Both characters will walk toward each other and then talk using message (say) blocks, just like real-life conversation.
This project helps students understand how characters communicate step by step using coding blocks.
Project Overview
- Theme: School conversation
- Characters: Boy (Rohan) and Girl (Priya)
- Background: School / Classroom
- Skills Used:
- Motion
- Looks (Say blocks)
- Sequencing
- Storytelling
Step-by-Step Guide: Group Chat
Step 1. Start a New Project
- Open ScratchJr and tap the plus sign (+) to create a new project.
- A blank stage will appear with a default character.
Step 2: Set the School Background
- Tap on the Background icon.
- Choose a School background.
- Tap ✓.
Step 3: Add Characters
- Tap on Add Character (+).
- Add Boy → name him Rohan.
- Add Girl → name her Priya.
- Place them far from each other on the screen.
Step 4: Move Characters Closer
For Rohan (Boy):
- Green Flag
- Move Right block (5 times)
For Priya (Girl):
- Green Flag
- Move Left block (5 times)
Both characters come closer to each other.
Step 5: Boy Starts Talking
For Rohan, add after movement:
- Say block
- Good morning Priya, how are you?
- Then broadcast a message to Priya Sprite.
Step 6: Girl Replies
For Priya, add:
- Say block
- Good morning Rohan.
- I am fine.
- Did you complete your homework?
- Then broadcast a message to Rohan Sprite.
Step 7: Boy Answers
For Rohan, add next:
- Say block
- Yes, I have completed my homework.
- Then broadcast a message to Priya Sprite.
Step 8: Ending the Conversation
For Priya:
- Say block
- Okay, bye!
For Rohan:
- Say block
- Okay, bye.
- See you next time!
Step 9: Play the Project
- Tap the Green Flag.
- Watch the characters talk like real friends.
Why This Project Matters
After completing this project, students will be able to create a simple conversation using coding blocks.
They will learn how to move characters, show messages, and arrange actions in order.
This project helps students understand communication, improve logical thinking, and enjoy storytelling through coding.