Programming for Kids and Beginners: Learn to Code in Scratch

Create a Scratch project, delete the default sprite, and build pencil and wand costumes. Then design and place rainbow color buttons as sprites for future programming.

Program the pencil sprite in Scratch to follow the mouse, draw with the pen, erase on start, and use broadcast messages to change color when the red button is clicked.

Learn to build a scratch game by configuring sprites—the monster, player ship, bullets, and five level barriers—with life indicators, then start the game with a fade-in play sprite.

Program the monster to appear at the center, fade in, and cycle costumes, then reveal the player and rotate around the monster using left and right arrows.

Program bullets in Scratch using a can fire variable, spacebar input, and clones to shoot toward the monster. Control monster hits and active states with costumes, preparing for levels.

Program the monster's life and multi-level gameplay in Scratch by handling broadcasts for monster hits and level progress, cycling costumes, and implementing level defenses.

Create a Scratch arcade scene by cloning bombs, timing explosions, and randomizing directions. Handle player hits, life reduction, and a game over state.

resize the start button and title, broadcast a start game message to trigger all sprites and fade them out, then create seamless ground movement with clones gliding right to left.

Set up a flappy sprite with gravity by updating vertical speed and accelerating downward to simulate fall. Use space or mouse clicks to rise and start the game.

Learn to display and update a score in Scratch for Flappy Bird, including fading the score in, incrementing on score points, and using digit clones with a digit-position variable.

Learners program an autonomous ghost in Scratch to chase Pac-Man using target coordinates, distance checks, and directional logic, including collision handling and edge teleportation.

Program a simple artificial intelligence in Scratch where ghosts chase Pac-Man. Detect contact to trigger death, broadcast Pac-Man die, stop scripts, rotate Pac-Man, and manage ghost clones targeting Pac-Man’s coordinates.

Program Pac-Man's revenge by placing blinking power pills as clones, triggering the ghosts to run away, and updating ghost behavior with run states, target calculations, costumes, and death logic.

Program the dots inside the maze by generating clones across rows, using coordinates, filtering invalid spots, counting dots with a variable, and broadcasting the 'prepare level' message for new levels.