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Monster High: Music Video Project

Learn to code with the ghouls of Monster High. Create your own dance party music video with Tynker and the Monster High ghouls then share it with friends.

Activity Details

Use code blocks to program a music video.

Teacher Notes

Students follow step-­by-­step instructions to create and publish their own music video.

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Standards

CCSS-ELA: 3.RI.3, 4.RI.3, 3.RI.5, 3.RF.4, 4.RF.4, 3.L.4
CSTA: L1:3.CT.1, L1:6.CT.1, L1:6.CPP.1, L1:6.CPP.5, L1:6.CPP.6

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Grades 3+
Programming language Tynker Blocks, JavaScript, Python
Experience Beginner
Activity type DIY Project
Length 20 mins
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