🎒 What you need

one shared phone with a browser and a block-coding site (Scratch works in a phone browser; turn it sideways)
patience with small fingers on a small screen
your command list from module 1, written down

✋ Do this

Turn the phone sideways. Everything is easier sideways.
Drag one 'move 10 steps' block under the green flag and tap it. The cat shifts. That tiny movement is your first program running.
Add 'turn 90 degrees'. Then another move. You are writing exactly the list you shouted in module 1.
Draw a square path. Four moves, four turns. If your square comes out crooked, check your turn number.
Now recreate your module 1 water route on the screen, obstacle and all. Draw the bucket as a second sprite.
Tap the green flag and watch your dust-path from week one run inside a phone.

💡 Why it works

Nothing new happened here — that is the lesson. Blocks are just your spoken commands written in a way a machine can obey. This is why doing it with your body first was not a waste of time: you already knew the hard part before you touched the screen.

🔥 Challenge

Program a triangle without being told the turn number. Get it wrong, look at the shape, and adjust. That is how real engineers find numbers.

📖 New words

spritea character or shape on the screen you can move

programyour list of commands, written for a machine

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Block Runner

Tap when you have finished this module.