At 7 o'clock last night, the sixth live broadcast of Little London Charity Lego was the "Colorful Piano" series brought by Mr. Mu Mu.
Mu Mu first led the students to review the content of the last live broadcast: What is programming? What are the programming-related things used in life?
"Mobile phone, phone watch, bus..." The children quickly gave the answer in the comment area.
After reviewing the content of the previous class, he began to introduce the main content of this live broadcast: making a piano through programming and playing music with the piano at the same time.
Then, he opened the interface of the programming tool Scratch on the computer, introducing the five areas of programming (stage area, building block script area, building block area, character area, and background area), and explaining the purpose of each area.
"The piano consists of 88 keys (52 white keys, 36 black keys) and a metal string soundboard". After introducing the piano, he demonstrated playing the piano piece "I am a painter".
After listening to the piano music, the students were all excited and wanted to learn how to make pianos through programming and play music through programming pianos as soon as possible.
With the expectations of the students, Teacher Mumu began to draw the keys in the Scratch tool interface.
While he makes a piano through programming, he explains how to do the specific program of each step of programming. During the specific programming process, he often raised questions to ask the students if they could do it?
Children also give correct operation steps.
After listening to the explanation, the children had a specific understanding of making pianos through programming, so Teacher Mu Mu played the music "My Motherland and Me" using the piano that was programmed.
Many students wanted to try to make pianos by programming themselves, and asked Teacher Mu Mu for the materials used in the Scratch software...
At 7 o'clock tonight, the Little London Public Welfare Class brought the "Thoughtful Painting Brush" Creative Art series "The Wonderful Scenery in the Water Without Painting Water". Teacher Jia Jia led the children to create the ocean world with common materials in life.
Children who like art come and participate in the big break in Little London!
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