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Ever dreamed of owning a pet hedgehog, penguin, or even dragon? The sky's the limit when you make your own virtual pet using Scratch! This is a beginner-level class for students who have no or limited experience in block-based coding.
Scratch is a free visual programming language and online community. It was designed to help kids learn how to program visually with blocks that snap together to create a group of instructions, known as scripts. These scripts control objects, known as sprites, in your projects. Students will use Scratch to code their own interactive stories, animations, and games. In the process, they will learn to think creatively, reason systematically, and work collaboratively? — essential skills for everyone in today’s society.
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Preparation:
Prior to class, please join our Scratch Virtual Classroom here:
http://scratch.mit.edu/signup/x39ptr44y
Important note: our system will send you the link to join the class 30 minutes prior to the start time of the class.
"Scratch" Logo is owned by Trademarks owned by the Scratch Team., And is not affiliated with Testing Mom.
Instructor's Bio:
My name is Rich, I have been an educator since 2008. I specialize in creative computing, coding, 3d modeling, 3d printing, and laser cutting. I encourage new ways of thinking, problem-solving, and expressing ideas using the latest digital technologies. Over the past seven years I have worked as an Educator with Pine Crest School in Boca Raton Florida, St. Philip’s Episcopal School in Coral Gables, Florida, and direct STEM summer camps at FIU - Florida International University.
A message from Rich:
Hello students and parents! I do a lot of teaching, learning, and coaching virtually, and I'm excited to have you in my virtual classroom! We will learn new ways to communicate using the latest digital technologies. The topics I have been focusing on are Coding, Robotics, 3D Modeling, Spatial Visualization, Math/Logic Games, Virtual Reality, and Encryption. My teaching and learning philosophy stem from the five p’s of creative learning (projects, passion, play, peers, and purpose). I learned this technique at MIT through friends I have made the past couple years while attending the conferences in Boston.
Education:
Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education, Bloomsburg University, PA
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