Coding for Kids - P101+P102: Scratch 1+2 Course (Ages 10-12) @ Parkway Parade

• Singapore Singapore
• Start: Jul 19 2022 00:00
• Finish: Dec 01 2024 00:00
• Time zone: Asia/Singapore

Step into the World of Programming
Specially designed for curious young minds who are new to coding / programming: This course introduces a must-have skill to equip your children with, for their futures. We believe in engaging children to be thinkers and creators through hands-on and project-based learning, for a purpose.
Students will design their own interactive stories, animations and gaming ideas using Scratch, a visual programming language. Students will combine visual blocks creatively and instruct the computer to breathe their creations to life.
The beauty in what we teach is not the language that matters, but the practice of thinking through a problem and applying a solution. This logic is essential to any coding language and applicable even beyond the scope of the course. Want to find out more? Check out our FAQs.
Advance to the next Scratch Level
Level Up your Scratch skills: Scratch 2 is a natural progression for students to hone their skills from Scratch 1. Your child will be able to reiterate concepts with more challenging activities (practice makes perfect!) and realize their childhood dreams of building the coolest game or exciting blockbuster-like animation.
Combining game design fundamentals and in-depth programming knowledge, they will design their own animations and culminate in creating a project of their own during the exciting hackathon. Want to find out more? Check out our FAQs.
"My son was fully satisfied and enjoyed the coding class. Everyday after came back home, he immediately sat in front of the PC and did his fun homework. The creativity and interesting are factors to attract him. He will apply for the next class." - Eria, Mother of Matsumae Yuto (10)
"It was a great, fun and challenging holiday for my boys who attended coding lab. They attended the Scratch 1 class without any prior background on coding and they thoroughly enjoyed it. Now they will discuss what kind of games to develop with the new basic skill set that they had just acquired." - Chor Yong, Mother of Yan Liang (11) and Yan Zhong (9)