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Scratch Coding Tutorials for Kids (Scratch Team)
Sikhami InstituteEnglish
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About this course
Learn to code games and animations in Scratch, the free block-coding language from the MIT Media Lab, with tutorials from the Scratch Team itself. Who it's for: children aged about 8 and up, and parents and teachers who want to introduce coding. These are the free, official videos of the "Tutorials" playlist from the Scratch Team YouTube channel (youtube.com/@ScratchTeam). All videos belong to the Scratch Foundation; Sikhami is not affiliated with the Scratch Foundation and simply arranges the public playlist into a course, so you can learn one lesson at a time and keep track of your progress.
What you will learn
• Getting started with Scratch • Drawing sprites and costumes in the paint editor • Motion, direction and X and Y coordinates • Variables and lists • Making games such as Pong, hide and seek, and a virtual pet • Scrolling backgrounds, pixel art and other advanced projects
Course content
1 section · 44 lectures · 3h 33m
1. Tutorials
- Getting Started with Scratch1m
- Create a Sprite with the Scratch Paint Editor | Tutorial2m
- Bring Your Drawings Into Scratch | Tutorial2m
- Remix and Re-imagine Scratch Sprites | Tutorial2m
- Scratching the Surface: Direction and Costume Drawing1m
- Scratching the Surface: Costume Center1m
- How to Draw Backdrops in Scratch | Tutorial3m
- Sounds in Scratch: Add, Record, and Use Text to Speech Blocks | Tutorial4m
- Create Your Own Asset Pack, Part 1: What Is a Scratch Asset Pack & Why Should I Make One? | Tutorial3m
- Create Your Own Asset Pack, Part 2: Tips and Tricks for Creating an Asset in Scratch | Tutorial7m
- Create Your Own Asset Pack, Part 3: Remixing and Using Assets in Scratch | Tutorial3m
- Scratching the Surface: Adjust Block Language and Contrast1m
- How to Use the Backpack in Scratch | Tutorial4m
- Scratching the Surface: Scratch Keyboard Shortcuts0m
- Conditional Statements: Make Interactive Projects (Part 1)| Tutorial4m
- Conditional Statements: Nesting, Debugging, and Beyond (Part 2)| Tutorial4m
- What Are Variables and Lists in Scratch? (Part 1)| Tutorial5m
- Using Variables and Lists in Scratch (Part 2) | Tutorial7m
- Advanced Topics: Clones | Tutorial8m
- Scratch My Blocks, Part 1: Create Custom Blocks | Tutorial4m
- Scratch My Blocks, Part 2: Tips and Tricks | Tutorial4m
- Scratch My Blocks, Part 3: Custom Blocks with Parameters | Tutorial3m
- Scratching the Surface: X & Y1m
- Turtle Graphics: Using Pen Blocks in Scratch | Tutorial6m
- Exploring AI with Scratch Face Sensing Blocks | Tutorial5m
- Advanced Topics: Gravity in Scratch | Tutorial5m
- Advanced Topics: User-Controlled Scrolling Background | Tutorial4m
- Advanced Topics: Text Rendering/Text Generator | Tutorial5m
- How to Make an "About Me" Project in Scratch | Tutorial8m
- How to Make a Clicker Game in Scratch | Tutorial11m
- How to Make a Pong Game in Scratch | Tutorial10m
- How to Make a Catch Game in Scratch | Tutorial6m
- How to Make a Jumping Game in Scratch | Tutorial5m
- How to Make a Story in Scratch | Tutorial9m
- How to Make a Character Designer in Scratch | Tutorial7m
- How to Make a Virtual Pet in Scratch | Tutorial6m
- How to Make a Virtual Town in Scratch | RPG | Tutorial8m
- How to Make a Scrolling Background in Scratch | Tutorial6m
- How to Make a Mouse Trail in Scratch | Tutorial6m
- Pixel Art in Scratch 3 Ways | Tutorial4m
- Make It Fly Tutorial1m
- Video Sensing in Scratch | Tutorial4m
- Hide and Seek Game1m
- What is Scratch?1m