Scratch

This user-friendly, drag-and-drop platform developed by the MIT Media lab introduces kids to computational thinking and logical problem-solving—essential skills for ... Show more

Instructor

Nishka Arora

What Your Child Will Learn

Scratch Interface & Basics
- Navigate the Scratch environment.
- Use motion blocks to animate sprites.
Storytelling & Animation
- Create interactive stories using events, dialogues, and sprite control.
- Develop looping animations with precise motion and timing.
User Inputs & Sprite Control
- Control sprite movement with keyboard inputs and user commands.
- Design interactive games with user inputs.
Logic and Conditionals
- Apply if-else conditions to make projects interactive.
- Develop quizzes and games with logical outcomes.
Variables & Data Management
- Use variables to track scores, inputs, and progress.
- Learn to manage data through lists and trackers.
Mathematical Concepts in Coding
- Build projects like a calculator using operators, inputs, and outputs.
- Create geometric patterns and shapes with loops.
Timers & Real-World Simulations
- Use timers and loops to simulate real-life systems (e.g., traffic lights, weather simulators, and home automation).
Project Development & Debugging
- Troubleshoot and debug projects to refine performance.
- Understand iterative development to improve designs.
Creativity & Innovation
- Apply learned concepts to design unique projects like interactive art and time management tools.
- Combine storytelling, coding, and creativity to build personal projects.
Advanced Scratch Techniques
- Explore sprite cloning to manage multiple objects.
- Simulate real-world scenarios using complex coding logic.
Problem-Solving Skills
- Tackle challenges like maze games, user input tools, and health trackers.
- Develop resilience and creativity through hands-on coding projects.
Showcase & Apply Skills
- Combine all learned concepts in creative classes.
- Design, debug, and present final projects to showcase coding proficiency.

Why Choose Scratch ?

Hands-On Coding: Engages kids with real-world coding applications through projects and creative challenges.
Expert Instructors: Live sessions guided by certified instructors who make learning fun and approachable.
Foundation for Future Skills: Scratch is an excellent introduction to programming concepts that will aid in learning more complex languages like Python or Java.
Encourages Creativity: Children get the chance to design, build, and showcase their unique projects.

1. What is Scratch, and who is it for?

Scratch is a beginner-friendly, block-based programming platform developed by MIT. It is designed for kids aged 7-12 to learn coding concepts in a fun, interactive, and visual way by creating stories, animations, and games.

2. Do kids need any prior coding experience?

No, this program is perfect for all skill levels, from beginners to advanced. Scratch’s simple drag-and-drop interface makes it easy for kids to start coding without prior knowledge.

3. What are the benefits of learning Scratch?

Enhances creativity, problem-solving, and logical thinking.
Developes computational thinking skills.
Introduces kids to coding concepts like loops, conditionals, and variables.
Builds confidence as kids create their own projects.

4. How are the classes conducted?

The classes are conducted online in a 1:1 format, allowing personalized attention and guidance from our expert instructors.

5. What tools or software are required for this program?

All you need is:
A computer or laptop with a stable internet connection.
A web browser to access Scratch (no software installation required).

6. How will my child’s progress be assessed?

Progress is monitored through hands-on projects at the end of each session. Instructors provide regular feedback to ensure learning goals are met.