Intermediate Coding With Scratch: Let's Make a Pokémon Game (One-Day)

🌟 Level up your coding skills with BrainFizzl! Join our intermediate-level class designed for students who have completed our "Introductory to Coding: Let's Use Scratch" course and are already familiar with Scratch. 🎮✨

🚀 Intermediate Coding: Let's Create a Pokémon Game 🧠🌈
Are you ready to take your coding journey to the next level? This class is tailored for intermediate coders who are looking to expand their skills and dive into the exciting world of game development. Please note that this class is not suitable for beginners and assumes prior familiarity with Scratch.

🧩 What students will learn:
🔥 Guided Tutorial: Themed Pokémon Game
Students will embark on an epic adventure as they learn to create a themed Pokémon game. Through a guided tutorial, they will delve into the mechanics of game design, coding character movements, implementing Pokémon battles, and capturing different creatures. Get ready to unleash your creativity and become a Pokémon master!

💡 Adding Additional Functions
In addition to the guided tutorial, students will learn how to add extra functions and features to their Pokémon game. They will explore advanced coding techniques to enhance gameplay, such as incorporating power-ups, creating unique challenges, and implementing new game mechanics. The possibilities are endless!

🎓 This class offers an interactive and project-based learning environment, where students can apply their coding knowledge to practical game development. Our experienced instructors foster creativity and innovation while providing ample opportunities for students to ask questions and seek guidance.

💪 Join us on Outschool to continue your coding journey as an intermediate coder. Enroll now to level up your skills, create your own themed Pokémon game, and unleash your coding potential! 🌟🎉
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SCRATCH LEVELS:

Everyone on Outschool teaches Scratch differently. Our level system is different from other teachers. If this is your first class. I recommend sending us a message about the projects your child has done. We can provide recommendations on which level would be appropriate. We will try our best to place them in the correct level. It can be difficult to assess the correct level when we have not taught the child prior.
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REQUIREMENTS FOR CLASS:
Saving Documents:
1. Students will be required to save a file on their desktop and load it on Scratch. I will have instructions on how to load the file. Parents must have knowledge on saving files on their desktop. (Most students require parental support, an email will be sent). This will need to be completed before coming to scheduled 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).