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Code a Submarine Game in Scratch: Part 2 of 2 (Intermediate)
Completed by 1 learner
Ages 8-13
Live One-Time Class
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4.9
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Live video meetings
Meets once
1-5 learners per class
60 min
What’s included
1 live meeting
1 in-class hoursClass Experience
In this lesson, students will use the basics of the Scratch programming language to finish creating a simple but fun submarine game. This is the SECOND OF TWO lessons required to create this game. Students will learn how to draw the game's graphical elements and how to write code for each one. They should use a Chromebook or a laptop. A tablet works too, but it's a little more difficult to use when coding. Parents will need to sign their kids up for a Scratch account (scratch.mit.edu) before the start of the lesson. This class is not for kids who are brand new to Scratch. Students should have completed at least one or two Scratch projects before enrolling in this class. Students will follow along as I walk them through all the steps. In order to be successful, they’ll need to be comfortable switching back-and-forth between the Zoom window and the Scratch window on their laptop or Chromebook. Students will be able to un-mute themselves and ask me questions whenever they want (unless a specific child gets out of hand—then I’ll ask them to start giving me a thumbs-up sign if they want to ask a question). Students will be allowed to share their projects with each other via Zoom's screenshare at the end of class.
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Hello! My name is Zach, and I'm a full-time technology teacher at a private elementary school in Manhattan. In addition to my regular job, I offer tutoring in various technology-related subjects to children of all ages.
In a nutshell, my goal is to teach children to become creative, production-oriented users of technology rather than passive, consumption-oriented users of technology. In other words, rather than simply consume what other have made with technology, I want children to use technology to produce their own creations.
Having taught for over 12 years, my lessons are fun, engaging, and educational. In my classes, children can expect to experience success in a short amount of time. Furthermore, over the long run, they will not only develop technological competency, they will also build skills in critical thinking, artistic representation, practical design, and logical reasoning.
I offer classes in the subjects of coding, robotics, animation, movie making, game design, 3d design, digital drawing, and more. I look forward to working with you!Reviews
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