Embark on a thrilling coding journey with MIT's Scratch platform, designed to ignite young minds with logic and critical thinking skills! In this exhilarating class, students will embark on a daily adventure, gradually unraveling the intricacies of the platform and building confidence through exciting projects. Dive into the world of animation, game design, and extensions, mastering new skills with each captivating project. Brace yourself for an immersive learning experience that promises fun, excitement, and a solid foundation in the art of coding!

Our semi-private classes provide a dynamic learning experience, tailored to your schedule. If timing is a challenge, we're flexible—let us know, and we'll arrange a new session just for you!

We kindly request parents to ensure that their learners create a Scratch account before commencing the class. This will facilitate the preservation of their projects and contribute to a smoother learning experience. 

Project  1 : Animate your name
In this project , students learn how to choose a sprite , add colour, sound and backdrop. They will learn about the platform the stage, and the scripting area.  

Project 2 : Imagine a World 
Students get to upload their own sprite or draw it using paint. They will be able to create a world for their sprite and use the green flag for programming sequence. They use motion blocks and repeat loops  

 Project 3 : Animate a Character- Move it move it  
Students learn how to move their sprites on x and y axis and use events for making the character talk  

Project 4 : Dance Party
Students learn how to record sounds, create a rhythm and use different musical instruments . They can even create a dance party 

Project 5 : Story time
Students learn how to code multiple characters , copy codes and make the characters hide and show. They are able to change backdrops , change characteristics on click event and make their characters have a conversation  

Project 6 : Make a Chase Game 2 classes 
Students learn how to make sprite move using arrow keys and add objects and obstacles in the chase game. 

The teacher will guide the students on how to switch tabs or screens to work on one system, but if the students wish they can have 2 devices, one for the class login (mobile) and the other for the programming (laptop).

Dive into coding adventure—enroll now!