エキスパート向け Scratch コーディングクラブ - ビデオゲームの作成 - 継続中、複数週

3 人が学習を完了しました

年齢 8 歳-13 歳

ライブグループクラス

エキスパートレベルの Scratch コーディングコース - 高度なビデオゲームを作成しながら Scratch を学びます。初心者向けではありません。＃ビルダー

Dan Hartman

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Do your kids love coding with Scratch? Scratch 3.0 is a great platform to learn coding skills. . Coding is an essential 21st century skill - It helps young people learn to think creatively. In this course, your child will create their own video games. After class, they will have the skills to enhance the games to their likings. Learners should have a good knowledge of Scratch for this course.

Students will learn how to create games and storyboards by using Scratch 3.0.
Each week, we would focus on learning new coding knowledge.

Week of:

<Mar 9>Project: Using your voice
Learners will create a project that uses their VOICE to control their sprite. A parrot must avoid the oncoming
rockets. The louder you give the voice command, the higher the parrot flies.

<Mar 16>Project: Plants vs Zombies
Zombies are attacking. Use cruncher or plant to shoot them before they get you.
But the swarm of zombies keeps coming. A recreation of the popular arcade game.

<Mar 23>Project: Gone Fishing
How many fish can you catch? Fish near the bottom awards more points - and an octopus gets you bonus points.
Harder than you think

<Mar 30>Project: Frogger
The classic Frogger game on scratch. First you must dodge the traffic, the go log-hopping to catch the fly

<Apr 6>Project: Crossy Road
Cross the roar without becoming road kill. Ans once you make it - start over with faster traffic

<Apr 13> We being invaded. Shoot the Martians before they get you. Oh, no - they have shields protecting them. Can
you save mankind?

<Apr 20>Project: Alien Abduction
Aliens are coming for you. Can you destroy them before they take you for experiments?
<Apr 27>Project: Using your voice
Learners will create a project that uses their VOICE to control their sprite. A parrot must avoid the oncoming rockets. The louder you give the voice command, the higher the parrot flies.

<May 4>Project: Plants vs Zombies
Zombies are attacking. Use cruncher or plant to shoot them before they get you.
But the swarm of zombies keeps coming. A recreation of the popular arcade game.

<May 11>Project: Gone Fishing
How many fish can you catch? Fish near the bottom awards more points - and an octopus gets you bonus points.
Harder than you think

<May 18>Project: Frogger
The classic Frogger game on scratch. First you must dodge the traffic, the go log-hopping to catch the fly

<May 25>Project: Crossy Road
Cross the roar without becoming road kill. Ans once you make it - start over with faster traffic

<Jun 1> We being invaded. Shoot the Martians before they get you. Oh, no - they have shields protecting them. Can
you save mankind?

<Jun 8>Project: Alien Abduction
Aliens are coming for you. Can you destroy them before they take you for experiments?

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保護者へのお知らせ

This is an online class, students need a computer with a keyboard to follow steps. If you have a tablet to attend the zoom class, that would be great. Students may use the computer to follow the steps at the same time. Please create a free account prior to class by going to www.scratch.mit.edu. A free account is necessary to save your projects to the cloud.

外部リソース

このクラスでは、Outschool内のクラスルームに加えて、以下を使用します。

Scratch

先生について

Dan Hartman

参加しました August, 2020

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教師の専門知識と資格

学士号 Pennsylvania State Universityから

Hi, my name is Dan Hartman. I have many years of experience as an elementary and middle school technology teacher (Pk-8). I have a bachelor's degree from Penn State in Computer Science and over 25years of working in the computer science world. For years I have been bringing the joy of coding into PK-8 classrooms, with my passion for teaching technology and a skill for turning learning into an adventure, I inspire young minds to explore the digital world with creativity and curiosity.

I always try to make my teaching fun; students will see me wearing different hats and wigs to liven things up. I was a kid once, too and I can relate that it can be intimidating trying to warm up to a new teacher. In my classes, we will joke a bit and have a good time. But guess what, you will learn how to code. 

Last but not least, I realize that not all students pick up everything as quickly, so I try not to leave anyone hanging. I will often extend class sessions for one or a couple students. We can even zoom in at another time. My approach is that no student should leave without understanding the material.

I look forward to seeing you in my class!