Game Coding Class for Kids

The main difference lies in purpose:

• Classes are designed to teach new coding knowledge.
• Clubs are for applying that knowledge in fun, hands-on ways.

In classes, each session builds upon the last. In the Intermediate Game Building Club, each weekly session is self-contained—one complete project per session.
The club meets once a week for up to 12 weeks, and students can join anytime. However, projects are not repeated, so it's best to sign up soon!

Students join a coding club to:

• Take on new creative challenges
• Apply and reinforce their existing coding skills
• Stay sharp and continue building momentum with coding practice
• Have fun while learning!

Once registered, you'll receive a Zoom link via email to join the club.

Steps:

1. On the scheduled date and time, click the Zoom link from a computer (not Chromebook or iPad).
2. Accept the audio recording notice.
3. Follow along as the instructor introduces the project and guides you through it.
4. Use Zoom's mute/unmute and chat features to ask questions during the session.

It’s best to join after completing Unit 2 of our live online Scratch Ninja class.

The Intermediate Game Building Club is aligned with the end-of-level skills from Scratch Ninja 2. In the club, students:

• Reinforce and apply what they've learned
• Prepare for Scratch Ninja 3
• Explore new Scratch techniques, such as camera features and text-to-speech

The club is particularly helpful and highly recommended for Grades 3–4.