Game Development with Scratch

Course Overview

Scratch is a free block-based coding program for kids developed by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). Scratch’s simple visual coding interface helps young coders create interesting and engaging digital applications like animated stories, games, and interactive arts. In this course, kids will learn abstract programming concepts through the use of colorful, fun and engaging projects. It is this fun-based learning approach to coding that makes Scratch one of the most popular tools for teaching early beginners how to code. Scratch is Codeworld’s foundational program for early first time coders in the 7-11 age bracket

A Look inside the course

  • 9 months Comprehensive (kids earn a Certificate).
  • 3 Part program (broken into 3 months each ) kids earn badges after completing each part.
  • 6 modules
  • 30+ Projects
  • 3 project presentations

When do our courses start?

Classes open on available dates in our calendar. Register your kids ahead of time to reserve your child’s spot as classes fill up quickly. Once classes are full, registration for the next available class will open. To register for the next available class, click on the calendar below and start your registration process.

Course Information

  1. Level: Beginner – Intermediate
  2. Age bracket: 7-11 years
  3. Hours: 2 hours per class/week (1-11/2 hour tutorials and 30 minutes independent practice)
  4. Duration: 9 months (kids earn a certificate)
  5. Stages: 3 Stages (of 3 months each) – kids earn badges on completion of each part.
  6. Language: English
  7. Location: Online (Zoom)
  8. Registration Fee: Click the Sign Up button below.

What your kids will learn (Summary)

  • Understanding of programming concepts like sequence, algorithms, conditions, variables, decomposition and loops
  • Hands on learning through Project based learning by creating projects like games, interactive arts, videos , animated stories, etc.
  • Build global skills including creativity, problem solving, computational thinking, communication and presentation skills, team work, etc.

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