Beginner Scratch Coding: Let's Make a Minecraft Maze Game (One-Day)

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🚀 Introduction to Coding with Scratch 🧠🌈
Are you ready to embark on an exciting coding adventure? Join our introductory course that focuses on the blocked-based visual programming language, Scratch. This class is designed for students with no prior coding experience and is best suited for children who have never used Scratch before. Through our interactive and project-based learning approach, students will develop critical thinking skills while unleashing their creativity and innovation.

🧩 What students will learn:
🎨 Uploading Backdrops and Sprites:
Students will discover the power of customization as they learn how to upload their own backdrops and sprites onto Scratch. This will enable them to create unique and personalized projects.

🎮 Guided Tutorial: Minecraft Maze Game:
Students will engage in a guided tutorial that will teach them how to create their very own Minecraft-inspired maze game. They will learn the necessary coding concepts to design intricate mazes, incorporate game mechanics, and add interactive elements. Get ready to navigate through a virtual Minecraft maze of your own creation!

🎓 This class is highly interactive, focusing on project-based learning that encourages students to apply their coding skills in a practical and creative manner. Our experienced instructors foster a supportive environment where students can ask questions, receive guidance, and share their innovative ideas.

💡 Join us on Outschool to embark on an unforgettable coding journey with Scratch. Enroll now to unlock your potential as a young coder, explore the possibilities of visual programming, and bring your own Minecraft maze game to life! 🌟🎉

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REQUIREMENTS FOR CLASS:
Coding:
1. Students will be required to have a desktop computer or a laptop to take this class in order to code on Scratch 3.0. Students should not be using tablets or iPad's.
2. Students are required to have a keyboard during class, this will help them code.
3. Students may take the class with one device but they will need to have two screens opened at the same time. 
4. Students are required to have an account with Scratch. This will help them save their projects. The website is: https://scratch.mit.edu/
Zoom:
1. It is strongly encouraged to have two devices. One device for Zoom (laptop, desktop computer or tablet) and a second device for coding (no tablets or iPad's).