Week 1
Lesson 1
Kaleidoscope – Part 1
Learners create a kaleidoscope app where brightly colored shapes move with the on-screen pointer. In JavaScript, learners explore code for basic shapes and how to fill them with color; how variables can make shapes move with the pointer; and command syntax (how keywords and punctation are arranged). 
 Week 2
Lesson 2
Kaleidoscope – Part 2
Learners complete the kaleidoscope app. In JavaScript, they create the 8 required shapes and also add random colors that merrily flicker throughout the animation. In art, learners investigate the concept of reflection and then learn the JavaScript code that makes each shape reflect, or move in opposition, to the other shapes.
 Week 3
Lesson 3
Meditation App – Part 1
Learners create a meditation app where shapes move and change slowly and rhythmically. In JavaScript, learners explore the coordinate grid (the numbers we use to place shapes at particular positions); how variables can change the position, size, and color of shapes over time; and how to change the color and size of a shape border.
 Week 4
Lesson 4
Meditation App – Part 2
Learners design and complete their own meditation app. In JavaScript, they learn how to place text (words) on screen and make colors partly transparent, so that you can see through them. They also review how to make shapes that reflect each other's movement.
 Week 5
Lesson 5
Click the Monkey – Part 1
Learners create a game where they must click a monkey as many times as possible within a time limit. In JavaScript, learners create variables and use them to count clicks and measure elapsed time; use text commands to show the number of clicks and elapsed time on screen; and investigate a special function (group of commands) that detects when the mouse button is clicked.
 Week 6
Lesson 6
Click the Monkey – Part 2
Learners complete Click the Monkey. In JavaScript, they learn how to detect when players click directly on the monkey; make the monkey jump to a new random position each time it is clicked; and add levels of difficulty.
 Week 7
Lesson 7
RPG – Part 1
Learners create a role-playing game (RPG) where they fight an enemy through many battles. In JavaScript, they learn how to show images for the player and enemy; move the player and enemy by pressing keys; and detect when player and enemy collide.
 Week 8
Lesson 8
RPG – Part 2
Learners complete the RPG. They learn how to begin a battle when when the mouse button is pressed and end it when the mouse button is released; use variables to track player and enemy power and health during the battle; show these battle statistics on screen; and end the game when players or enemies run out of health.