Learning Paths
Paths are a series of 6 projects that help to build your coding and design skills. Paths will help you gain new skills, then make design choices to personalise your projects, and finally create something unique.
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More Scratch: broadcast, decisions and variables
More Scratch moves beyond the basics introduced in Introduction to Scratch. You will make apps, games and simulations using message broadcasting, if..then and if..then..else decisions and variables.
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Introduction to Scratch: sprites, scripts, and loops
In this introduction to coding in Scratch for beginners, you will learn how to add code, costumes, and sounds to sprites as you make animations, a game, an app, and a book.
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Further Scratch: clones, my blocks, and boolean logic
Further Scratch moves beyond the skills introduced in Introduction to Scratch and More Scratch. You will make apps, games, computer-generated art, and simulations using boolean logic, functions, clones, and more.
Core Resources
This content is reviewed by the CoderDojo Foundation and is the recommended starting point for a Dojo or Ninja that’s just beginning to address the topic.
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Deep Sea Sushi
Make a fun game in your first Scratch program!
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Pattern pen
Make a cool pattern generator
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Falling stars
Make a platform-style game and add your own levels, powers, and characters.
Community Resources
Ninjas who have completed the core resources at a specific level and want to learn more related things, without going deeper into the topic yet.
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Looks Basics
Ninjas learn to edit sprites in scratch.
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Beginner Scratch Handouts
A collection of short handouts (2-3 pages each) to make a variety of Scratch programs including an animated greeting card, a maze, and some games with dinosaurs, ghosts, spiders and monkeys!
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CoderDojoBrayScratch
This is Scratch sushi from beginner level to something that takes a bit of effort, suitable from 7 years upwards and for a six-week program with 2 hours per week.
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Perpetually Prepared Penguin
Make a Scratch project where a penguin changes clothes to suit the weather.
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Cat and mouse
Ninjas will learn the basic skills needed to create your own game, including sprite movement and collision detection! By the end you will have a cat who meows when she catches her mouse. This will probably take less than half-an-hour to complete.
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Social Good Resources
Learn to build apps and games to help people learn about important issues.
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Mosquito Patrol
Make your first Scratch Program!
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Water Use Calculator
Make a water usage calculator, with animated charts.
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Fart Catcher
Make a platform-style game and add your own levels, powers, and characters.
Project Ideas
Ideas for Ninjas or Dojos for more projects they can undertake with the skills they have learned.
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Dojo Racer
Ninjas create a racing game using scratch.
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Dungeon Quest
So you think you know everything there is to know in Scratch? Are you ready for a real challenge? Time to build what can be the most complex genre of old-style computer games…
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Scratch project examples
Give Ninja's inspiration for future projects.
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Scratch Movie Story
Take your Scratch movies to the next level! Learn how to create perfectly timed dialog using broadcast messages. Use custom blocks to structure your story into distinct scenes.
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More scratch project examples
Give Ninja's inspiration for future projects.
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Challenge Cards
Ninjas who are looking for a challenge can find it here.
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Battleships
Build a graphical version of Battleships in Scratch.
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Daleks Game
A Scratch game with multiple sprites... and teleporting! The player has to avoid the Daleks which are closing in fast.
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Scratch Snowflakes Challenge
Make a wintery scene with falling snow! Suitable for beginners who have programmed in Scratch before.
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Scratch Tic-Tac-Toe Game
Create the classic game of X's and O's in Scratch.