Basic Easy Intro to Scratch Coding Interface | Block Coding 101-Beginner-Level1
In this course your learner will get familiar with the scratch coding interface. Scratch is a popular block based coding programming language developed by MIT.
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What's included
1 live meeting
35 mins in-class hoursClass Experience
US Grade 1 - 4
Beginner Level
🚀 Unlock Your Child's Creativity in Our Exciting Coding Adventure! 🚀 Is your child ready for an online journey into the world of coding? Join our thrilling project-based class where young minds explore the basics of coding using Scratch, a playful and beginner-friendly platform! 🌟 What's in store: Guided, step-by-step creation of a cool coding project. Encouragement for kids to infuse their unique ideas into the project. Opportunities to showcase projects and receive constructive feedback. 🖥️ We'll be using Scratch.mit.edu, so ensure your child has a free account before class for automatic progress saving. Don't worry if you skip this step—just save the final project to your device! 🚀 Prerequisites: Basic computer skills (click, drag, drop). A sense of curiosity and creativity! 🚀 Recommended: Ability to switch between Zoom and Scratch websites. While a mouse is helpful, it's not a must—your child can still rock it without one! 👩💻 Let's make coding an exciting adventure! Join us for a class filled with fun, collaboration, and hands-on learning. Unleash your child's potential in a world where creativity meets code! 🚀✨
Other Details
Parental Guidance
The project can be completed without making an account, but cannot be saved and shared on the website.
You can save the file to your computer without an account.
You need to create an account at https://scratch.mit.edu/ and sign in, if you want your Lerner's project to be saved automatically. You have the option to share the project publicly and the option to keep it private.
If you decide to have an account, please create one before the class starts. You can login and have the first page open by the time we start.
Having two screens would be helpful. One for Zoom and the other one for Scratch.
Using the Chrome browser is recommended.
Supply List
-A Laptop or a desktop computer with webcam, speaker and microphone (No iPad and Chromebook please, unless you want to use it as a second screen for Zoom) -Using the Chrome browser is recommended -Having two devices, one for Zoom, one for Scratch would be helpful.
External Resources
In addition to the Outschool classroom, this class uses:
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Live One-Time Class
$18
per classMeets once
35 min
Completed by 30 learners
Live video meetings
Ages: 7-12
2-5 learners per class
