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Grade

7-9

Any questions?
Makey
Reach out Makey
svcamp@engr.uvic.ca
Dance Dance
Revolution Scratch
Game
Remix a dance dance revolution style game on Scratch. Add your own music,
and come up with your own steps to challenge your friends!

Materials
● Computer or laptop
● Makey Makey set ( provided by
Science Venture)
● Cardboard
● Aluminum foil
● Glue or tape
● Scissors

Keywords & Concepts

Electricity: the flow of electrical power or


charge

Circuit: a complete path around which


electricity can flow. It must include a source
of electricity, such as a battery.
● Closed circuit: a complete electrical connection around which current flows or
circulates

Conductivity: the measurement of how easy an electric charge or heat can pass through
a material.
● Conductor: material that allows electric current to pass through it easily
● Insulator: material that does not allow electric current to pass through it

Makey Makey: “ a circuit board plugs into a computer through a USB cable, and alligator
clips can be attached to the circuit board and to everyday objects. As long as the objects
are able to conduct electricity, they can be turned into keys that you can use to control
your computer.
Dance Dance
Revolution Scratch
Game
Steps
1) We are going to use a Scratch program to make the lists of arrows and times that we
need to make our own dance dance revolution level.

2) https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/413526829/ First, go to this Scratch program and


click “See Inside”. If you are logged into your Scratch account, you can click “Remix”
to save your own copy of the program to your Scratch account.

3) Now, click on the “Sounds” tab. Then, hover over the blue speaker and move the
mouse up to click “Upload Sound”.

4) Choose a song from your computer to upload. You can also click on the magnifying
glass and choose from sounds that come with Scratch.

5) If your song is too long, it


might not let you save it to
your Scratch account. If this is
the Case, click and drag
across the sound wave to high
light the section you want to
get rid of. Then, click the
scissors labelled “Delete”.
Dance Dance
Revolution Scratch
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6) Go to the code for “Sprite1” (our friend Scratch the cat). This should be the code
displayed by default. Click on the little arrow on the purple “play sound until done”
block. The song that you picked for your project should be there now!

7) Now, when you press the green flag, your song should start playing in a few
seconds. The “ArrowList” and “TimeList” should start out empty, but will fill up as
you press the arrow keys. Try to hit the arrow keys along with the beat of the music.
See if you can come up with fun patterns to repeat through the song!

8) When you are done, right click on ArrowList and press export to save it. Try to save
it somewhere you can easily find it for the next step. Do the same thing with
TimeList.
Dance Dance
Revolution Scratch
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9) Now, we just need to import these lists to a remix of the Dance Dance Revolution
game you have already tried playing.

10) Go to https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/413076376/ to find my remix of the DDR


game.

11) Click Re-mix to start your own remix of the game.

12) This project has a lot of code, on a lot of different pages! Luckily, to make our own
song, all we need to do is import the lists we exported from the last Scratch program.

13) Find the Orange “Variables” tab in the block code menu, then scroll down until you
see “make a list”. Under that, click the boxes for TimeCode and Steps. These lists will
appear in the game window now
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Revolution Scratch
Game
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14) Right click on Steps, and import the “ArrowList.txt” file that you downloaded earlier.

15) Right Click on TimeCode, and import the “TimeList.txt” file.

16) Once you have imported your own lists, uncheck the boxes in the variables tab so
that the lists are no longer displayed.

17) Finally, go to the Sounds tab, and import the song you used to make the steps
earlier. The steps are the same as before. If you had to delete part of the song before,
try to delete the same part of the song now.

18) The only thing you need to change in the code is the song played. It is a little harder
to find the right spot in the code for this program. First, click “Stage” in the bottom
right corner, to display the code for the stage. Then, in the code underneath the
second “When I Receive go !” tab, you will see a purple “Start Sound” button. Click
the little arrow to switch it to the song you uploaded.

19) Press the green arrow to play your song!


#SVatHome

Want to share your


project or results with us?

Email or tag us
@ScienceVenture

Have a question?

Reach us at
svcamp@engr.uvic.ca

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