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Scratch Coding Introduction (Ages 8-13)
Erin, MA, B.Ed. Certified Teacher
Average rating:4.6Number of reviews:(1,191)
Learn to code a game or animation in Scratch through an Introductory class that is 60 minutes long.
Class experience
Through experiential learning, without lectures and one right answer, learners will try new things out and problem solve to create animations and games while developing skills and mindsets of real life. Through Scratch, learners will develop their 21st century skills of wonder, curiosity, inventiveness, resourcefulness, collaboration, among other skills! Not every family wants to commit to a series and cost investment to find out Scratch is not for their child. This is a great...
With 12 years of Scratch coding experience with learners from K-12, I am enthusiastic about learners coding as a basic literacy in the digital age. I teach multimedia with a University and I have been fortunate to attend workshops and professional development in many areas of technology. Being able to tell a story from start to finish helps learners to be able to work with and understand the technology around them. Coding at a prepares learners for the future and helps in areas of communication, creativity, math, writing, and confidence.
Learners will need access to Outschool Zoom through the "enter classroom" link and obtain a free login to Scratch at scratch.mit.edu. No other materials are needed. Ability to have two windows open to code and follow code is important. Alternately, some learners choose to follow Outschool on a tablet and code on their computer or laptop. If you are using a tablet or iPad to code, you will need a second device (phone, laptop, computer, 2nd tablet) in order to view Outschool. If you would like to save your project, please create an account for Scratch at scratch.mit.edu before the session.
In addition to the Outschool classroom, this class uses:
Learners need to know how to split screens (tab or windows) to be able to have their Scratch screen visible beside the Outschool screen. Alternately, you can log on to a tablet with Outschool and code on a laptop or desktop.
Average rating:4.6Number of reviews:(1,191)
With over 7 years experience on Outschool, I am a Certified Teacher, part-time Special Education Consultant, part-time Coms, Media, & Film Instructor, and full-time Worldschooling mom. We spend half our year in the UK/Europe 🇬🇧 and the other half...
Group Class
$17
per classMeets once
60 min
Completed by 71 learners
Live video meetings
Ages: 8-13
5-12 learners per class
