Programming in Scratch

One-hour online sessions with a mentor: Programming in Scratch with live coding. See the session plan and the topics you will cover with a CodeWorlds mentor.

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Sample session topics

01Available for CW Crew
Creating simple games: Children can learn to create a simple game using Scratch, such as a platformer, bubble shooter, or memory game.
60 minutes: lecture + joint exercises
02Available for CW Crew
Animations: Children can learn to create animations using Scratch, such as animating a moving character, animating a scene of animals in the forest, or animating a simple movie.
60 minutes: lecture + joint exercises
03Available for CW Crew
Music programming: Children can learn to program music using Scratch, for example creating a simple melody or remixing an existing song.
60 minutes: lecture + joint exercises
04Available for CW Crew
Simulations: Children can learn to create simple simulations using Scratch, such as simulating the movement of planets, simulating a falling body, or simulating the movement of a carousel.
60 minutes: lecture + joint exercises
05Available for CW Crew
Simple Puzzle Games: Children can learn to create simple puzzle games using Scratch, such as sudoku, crosswords or word guessing games.
60 minutes: lecture + joint exercises
06Available for CW Crew
Skill games: Children can learn to create simple skill games using Scratch, such as an obstacle avoidance game, a platform jumping game, or a ball throwing game.
60 minutes: lecture + joint exercises
07Available for CW Crew
Educational games: Children can learn to create educational games with Scratch, such as a word formation game, a counting game, or a color name game.
60 minutes: lecture + joint exercises
08Available for CW Crew
Games with movement: Children can learn to create simple games with movement using Scratch, e.g. a dance game, a pantomime game or a rhythm game.
60 minutes: lecture + joint exercises

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Programming in Scratch

Sample session topics

Creating simple games: Children can learn to create a simple game using Scratch, such as a platformer, bubble shooter, or memory game.

Animations: Children can learn to create animations using Scratch, such as animating a moving character, animating a scene of animals in the forest, or animating a simple movie.

Music programming: Children can learn to program music using Scratch, for example creating a simple melody or remixing an existing song.

Simulations: Children can learn to create simple simulations using Scratch, such as simulating the movement of planets, simulating a falling body, or simulating the movement of a carousel.

Simple Puzzle Games: Children can learn to create simple puzzle games using Scratch, such as sudoku, crosswords or word guessing games.

Skill games: Children can learn to create simple skill games using Scratch, such as an obstacle avoidance game, a platform jumping game, or a ball throwing game.

Educational games: Children can learn to create educational games with Scratch, such as a word formation game, a counting game, or a color name game.

Games with movement: Children can learn to create simple games with movement using Scratch, e.g. a dance game, a pantomime game or a rhythm game.

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