This Basic Scratch 3.0 Coding course for kids helps them to learn tons of interesting facts about 11 different countries in the world. Each lesson is dedicated to one country through which kids learn to code simple cartoons. Since this course is for younger learners, it is designed in a way that develops their pattern recognition skills and improves their soft skills.
Beginner Scratch Coding Course
18.58 $
Additional information
Duration | 11 Lessons |
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Access to Course | 2 Months |
Age | 7-12 Years Old |
Languages | English |
Homework | Yes – You can also add homework checking by a professional tutor to this package (Optional) |
Tutor | You can add private tutor to this package (Optional) |
Certificate | No |
Bonus | – |
Curriculum
Beginner Scratch 3.0 Lessons (1 – 11)
Scratch Lesson 0: Installation |
• Introduction to scratch website • Know how to register to Scratch website • Know how to download Scratch 3.0 • Know how to work with scratch |
Scratch Lesson 1: USA |
• Introduction to the USA • Learn to program cat to move forward • Learn to add sounds in the project |
Scratch Lesson 2: Malaysia |
• Introduction to Malaysia • Painting and Changing costume command • Forever loop • Uses of wait command • Bounce command |
Scratch Lesson 3: China |
• Introduction to China • Point in direction command • Random command • Touching command |
Scratch Lesson 4: Brazil |
• Introduction to Brazil • Play sound in Scratch • Change costume commands • Change color effect • Wait command |
Scratch Lesson 5: Australia |
• Introduction to Australia • When this sprite is clicked • Go to the random position command • Hide and show command • Variable for point |
Scratch Lesson 6: Madagascar |
• Introduction to Madagascar • Pen down commands • Erase all commands • Set pen size commands • Change Y command • Repeat loop commands |
Scratch Lesson 7: France |
• Introduction to France • Create Clone • Wait command • Use Layers |
Scratch Lesson 8: Spain |
• Introduction to Spain • Animating character movements • Rotation degree • Glide commands |
Scratch Lesson 9: Japan |
• Introduction to Japan • Drawing patterns using 3 sprites • Importance of X and Y position |
Scratch Lesson 10: Nigeria |
• Introduction to Nigeria • Program a short animation • Say and Broadcast commands • Managing timing |
Scratch Lesson 11: Great Britain |
• Introduction to Great Britain • Implementing sensing touch command to control characters and game’s rule |
So happy we did that:-)
Scratch has a community for “Scratchers” where they share their projects and answer each other’s questions. We thought our daughter would learn it all like this and although it was helpful in the beginning it did become very time consuming and disorganized for her. She would only change the other children’s projects which we didn’t like in particular. We wanted her to create and do her own projects. To cut the long story short, we found some online websites and finally chose embassy.education. So happy we did that:-)
Simplified and exciting
I don’t know if the lessons are fixed or every teacher uses their own unique lessons, we were satisfied with Esther’s teaching method and lessons. Simplified and exciting.
I’m glad that i bought this course
My son’s school had an older version of scratch program which he didn’t like at all simply because the kids were older than the target group which made it boring for them and the lessons weren’t structured either. Seemed that their teacher would just come to class unprepared and our kids had to figure out things on their own. Hence I decided to rely on an out of school program for my second child. I’m glad i did that. She feels more comfortable and at ease when she works with the platform and she wishes to have another course after this.
My son liked it
My son liked the quest game the best. Maybe I buy your Minecraft course too.