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Discover the joy of coding with Scratch—the world’s most popular programming platform for kids! Scratch is a block-based coding language with a colorful, drag-and-drop interface that empowers young learners to create their own interactive stories, games, and animations—no prior coding experience needed. Developed by the nonprofit Scratch Foundation, Scratch encourages creativity, collaboration, and self-expression while building essential skills like computational thinking and problem-solving. It's a fun and engaging way for children to explore the world of technology and become confident digital creators.
Understand the basics of block-based programming
Apply computational thinking and problem-solving strategies
Create original stories, games, and animations
Practice digital storytelling and self-expression
Collaborate and share projects with others and build confidence as young creators in tech
All classes are conducted online via Zoom. Students can join from anywhere with an internet connection.Please download and install Zoom before your first class.
We recommend using two devices (computers or iPads):One for joining the Zoom class and viewing the teacher’s presentation.The other for participating in hands-on activities.
The course uses Scratch as the programming software.
For iPad users: Open the App Store, search for "Scratch", and download the app.
For web access: Open Google Chrome and go to https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/editor/?tutorial=getStarted
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