Online courses in Scratch kids programming

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Scratch is the most widely used language in the world to teach kids to code. It is a free visual block-based programming language designed for kids. There are online courses available that teach the kids programming using Scratch. The courses are for kids from Grade 1 - 4.

The kids learn to build games, stories and animation using this language. The kids are taught the basics of coding, maths and logic in the courses. The Scratch kids programming online courses are taught using many examples and projects. The kids learn by creating code for every example.

The courses are taught using next-generation online classrooms. The kids are taught by expert mentors in an interactive manner. The courses include Live sessions too. The kids can easily take the online courses from their homes.

Highlights of the courses

The kids learn skills like game design, game development, logical programming and animation. The kids learn programming concepts and the features of the language.

The kids learn logic development concepts and mathematics concepts like 2D coordinate systems and animation along the X-axis and the Y-axis. The kids learn game development concepts like collision detection and graphics.

The kids build projects like designing platformer games with animations, games with collision and score. The kids learn to change the angles of sprite, build sprite visuals, play sounds and more.

As the kids learn through projects and examples the Scratch kids programming online courses make coding easy to learn.

Features of the online courses

When the kids enroll in the courses they get access to websites, apps that provide daily puzzles and contests and monthly webinars by experts.

The courses include games like quizzes and group contests in which the kids have to participate. This makes learning an enjoyable experience. The kids can easily interact with each other and help each other out in the online class.

The kids can ask a question to the mentor and also ask the mentor to teach slow or fast thus the kids can control the pace of the class. The kids can compete with the other kids in the class and even top the class.