Learning Objective: Understand the requirements of the Diamond Hunt Project

Starter:
Log in and re-familiarise yourself with the google apps.

 Expectations?

 Main:
Red Task
Go to classroom.google.com
Follow the steps in the assignment.

 1. Open Scratch
2. Open Diamond Hunt.sb file through scratch
Note: This will only work when opening through Scratch
3. Save the file as 

 Amber Task
Open your evidence document
Using the bullet points in the task list, make a list of what your game will need to do.
Ensure you put your list here:

Green Task
Go to draw.io and create a flowchart from the list you created.
Ensure you screenshot your completed flowchart to your evidence document.
Flowchart practice
Flowchart symbols
Flowchart Game

 Extension
Start to edit the game.

 Plenary:
What have we learnt today?
What will we be doing this term?

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