Hi everyone!
This week's challenge is to tell a joke using message blocks. Watch my tutorial to see how the message blocks are used to allow different characters to communicate with each other. Then, create your own joke project using message blocks. My joke asks the age-old question, "Why did the chicken cross the road?" Watch my video to find out the answer. For your project try to create your own chicken joke, or 'knock, knock" joke, or any joke that you might want to share! Please share your Scratch Jnr. projects with me when you are done. You can share your projects by posting a comment and adding a link to a video of your Scratch Jnr. project.
Click here to view this week's tutorial video: Tell me a Joke!
Youtube link: https://youtu.be/tXnT01nLWr4
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