Scratch Video Game Coding: Fun Programming
Personalized guided lessons on using the coding blocks to make a game, create art, or music project. All levels of coding skills are welcome. The goal is to get learners enough where they can brainstorm their project ideas.
Michelle Lewis
Average rating:
5.0
Number of reviews:(14)
Rising Star
What's included
Meets on Demand
schedule meetings as needed40 mins
per sessionTeacher support
Class Experience
Beginner - Intermediate Level
Projects and topics are learner-led. Learners who are beginning experience level through intermediate experience level are welcome. Lessons can be one-time or weekly ongoing. Please send me a message upon enrollment sharing your child's experience, skill levels, and a goal for our session. Get $5 off my classes with coupon code LEWISNEW5 until Dec 31, 2026. Look through my classes at https://outschool.com/teachers/Michelle-202312 and enter the coupon code at checkout. A computer desktop or laptop is preferred for coding. Tablets and iPads don't always work properly with some of the games on Scratch. The device used for coding must have a keyboard. It is preferred that learners screen share from the device that they are accessing Scratch using Outschool Zoom screen share. Screen sharing this way allows me to see their code as they are working. I can annotate directly on their screen. Students need to create a free, online Scratch account before meeting. A parent will need to confirm this account for the learner to be able to save their project. Please make a note of your children's log in information. I will not be able to assist if they log themselves out. Https://scratch.mit.edu
Other Details
Parental Guidance
Learners need to have a Scratch account already created prior to our session. Lessons can be one- time or weekly ongoing. Please send me a message upon enrollment sharing your child's experience, skill levels and goal for our session. Parental assistance may be needed for learners new to Scratch, computer use, or benefiting from assistance navagating a website. It is preferred that learners screen share Scratch using Outschool's Zoom. This allows me opportunity to see their code as they are working. I can annotate directly on their screen. If possible please navigate this step prior to our session so your child with be familiar with how to screen share.
Supply List
A computer desktop or laptop is preferred for coding. Ipads and tablets don't always work properly with some of the games on Scratch. The device used for coding must have a keyboard. It is preferred that learners screen share from the device that they are accessing Scratch using Outschool Zoom screen share. Screen sharing this way allows me to see their code as they are working. I can annotate directly on their screen. Students need to create a free, online Scratch account prior to meeting. A parent will need to confirm this account for the learner to be able to save their project. Https://scratch.mit.edu
External Resources
In addition to the Outschool classroom, this class uses:
Joined December, 2023
5.0
14reviews
Rising Star
Teacher expertise and credentials
2 Teaching Certificates
North Carolina Teaching Certificate in Elementary Education
Florida Teaching Certificate in Elementary Education
Master's Degree in Education from Florida Atlantic University
I have worked as an educator for over 27 years. I have taught all types of learners from age 3 through age 16 in a variety of settings including public schools, preschool, computer programming schools, and robotics STEM camps. I have a B.S. in Elementary Education grades 1 - 6 and M.S. in Educational Technology and Research.Reviews
Live 1-on-1 Lessons
$48
per sessionMeets on demand
40 min
Completed by 20 learners
Live video meetings
Ages: 7-17
