Present a Completed Coding or Digital Project

A project presentation is your chance to share what you have built, explain how it works, and reflect on what you learned. Whether your project is a Scratch animation, a digital poster, or a video clip, the same presentation skills apply: plan what to say, speak clearly, show the key parts, and invite feedback.

How to Prepare Your Presentation

1. Give your project a title — tell the audience what it is about in one sentence.
2. Explain what you made — describe the type of project (Scratch program, digital poster, video, etc.).
3. Show how it works — run your Scratch program or scroll through your digital creation live.
4. Point to the key features — highlight the events, sequences, loops, or tools you used.
5. Reflect — share one thing you are proud of and one thing you would improve next time.
6. Invite questions — thank your audience and ask if anyone has questions or comments.

Giving and Receiving Feedback

• Giving feedback: start with something you liked, then suggest one improvement kindly.
• Receiving feedback: listen without interrupting, say thank you, and take notes.
• Use sentence starters: "I liked the way you..." and "One idea to improve it could be..."