Scratch Junior: A Beginner's Guide to Game Development

Scratch Junior: A Beginner's Guide to Game Development, available at $54.99, with 13 lectures, and has 1 subscribers.

You will learn about Understanding fundamental programming concepts like sequencing, loops, and events. Creating and organizing code blocks to control characters, actions, and events in the program. Using Scratch Junior's visual programming interface to design interactive stories, games, and animations. Expressing creativity through character design, background selection, and storytelling. Promoting awareness of digital tools and online safety practices. Learning to use technology responsibly and understanding the basics of online interactions. This course is ideal for individuals who are Preschool and Early Elementary Students: Children in preschool and early elementary school who are beginning to explore technology and show an interest in creative activities. or Parents and Educators: Parents or educators who want to facilitate a child's introduction to coding and programming in a fun and age-appropriate way. or Schools and Educational Institutions: Kindergarten and early elementary school teachers who aim to integrate technology and coding into their curriculum. or After-School Programs and Extracurricular Activities: Organizations or community centers offering after-school programs or extracurricular activities for young learners interested in technology and programming. or Home-Schooling Parents: Parents who homeschool their children and wish to incorporate coding education into their curriculum. or Libraries and Community Centers: Libraries, community centers, or other community-based organizations offering coding and STEM-related activities for young children. It is particularly useful for Preschool and Early Elementary Students: Children in preschool and early elementary school who are beginning to explore technology and show an interest in creative activities. or Parents and Educators: Parents or educators who want to facilitate a child's introduction to coding and programming in a fun and age-appropriate way. or Schools and Educational Institutions: Kindergarten and early elementary school teachers who aim to integrate technology and coding into their curriculum. or After-School Programs and Extracurricular Activities: Organizations or community centers offering after-school programs or extracurricular activities for young learners interested in technology and programming. or Home-Schooling Parents: Parents who homeschool their children and wish to incorporate coding education into their curriculum. or Libraries and Community Centers: Libraries, community centers, or other community-based organizations offering coding and STEM-related activities for young children.

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Summary

Title: Scratch Junior: A Beginner's Guide to Game Development

Price: $54.99

Number of Lectures: 13

Number of Published Lectures: 13

Number of Curriculum Items: 16

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 16

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

• Understanding fundamental programming concepts like sequencing, loops, and events.
• Creating and organizing code blocks to control characters, actions, and events in the program.
• Using Scratch Junior's visual programming interface to design interactive stories, games, and animations.
• Expressing creativity through character design, background selection, and storytelling.
• Promoting awareness of digital tools and online safety practices.
• Learning to use technology responsibly and understanding the basics of online interactions.

Who Should Attend

• Preschool and Early Elementary Students: Children in preschool and early elementary school who are beginning to explore technology and show an interest in creative activities.
• Parents and Educators: Parents or educators who want to facilitate a child's introduction to coding and programming in a fun and age-appropriate way.
• Schools and Educational Institutions: Kindergarten and early elementary school teachers who aim to integrate technology and coding into their curriculum.
• After-School Programs and Extracurricular Activities: Organizations or community centers offering after-school programs or extracurricular activities for young learners interested in technology and programming.
• Home-Schooling Parents: Parents who homeschool their children and wish to incorporate coding education into their curriculum.
• Libraries and Community Centers: Libraries, community centers, or other community-based organizations offering coding and STEM-related activities for young children.

Target Audiences

• Preschool and Early Elementary Students: Children in preschool and early elementary school who are beginning to explore technology and show an interest in creative activities.
• Parents and Educators: Parents or educators who want to facilitate a child's introduction to coding and programming in a fun and age-appropriate way.
• Schools and Educational Institutions: Kindergarten and early elementary school teachers who aim to integrate technology and coding into their curriculum.
• After-School Programs and Extracurricular Activities: Organizations or community centers offering after-school programs or extracurricular activities for young learners interested in technology and programming.
• Home-Schooling Parents: Parents who homeschool their children and wish to incorporate coding education into their curriculum.
• Libraries and Community Centers: Libraries, community centers, or other community-based organizations offering coding and STEM-related activities for young children.