Ninjas learn to edit sprites in scratch.

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.

~*Halloween Special*~ Make a game where you have to catch the ghost..... but watch out! Don't let the ghoul catch you first!

Dojo created tutorials showing you how to create a Pacman game in Scratch!

Make a game where you make a cat shoot claws at the sky to try and catch passing birds.

A Dojo created curriculum 4 week plan to help you get your Dojo started!

Learn about the X,Y grid in Scratch using the pen tool. Create a character that follows the mouse, drawing a line as it goes, then create more characters that draw mirror images of the line!

Scratch Sushi Cards with visual design. Mix and match different ingredients to build your own game!

I designed a way of explaining code to the kids by using English, within normal code syntax. By creating a game using something they do everyday, like eating cereal. The idea was to get them used to thinking about gathering all things needed for a project first and to a little bit of pseudo code, thinking like a coder and finally they’d be reminded of it every time they ate cereal. Then as a final excercise, quickly make the game in scratch.

Draw some cool patterns using the pen tool, custom blocks, and the "stamp" tool.

Make animated characters that really talk! Make your character's face change shape to synch up with a sound clip of your choice by remixing a project containing ready-made costumes.

Beginner, Intermediate and Advanced resources from CoderDojo Athenry

Recreate the popular "Flappy Bird" game in Scratch with this detailed tutorial!

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!

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.

Make a Scratch project where a penguin changes clothes to suit the weather.

How to make the background of your game move across the screen, to give the impression that your sprites are moving quickly even though they are remaining at the same “X” position on the screen.

Create a game where the player has to navigate to the end of a maze without touching the sides! Learn about the code blocks that can be useful when making games in Scratch.

Replicate the game where you grow a cell bigger by eating smaller cells.

Learn the basics of Scratch by building a game where you catch fish, then try a few more game ideas!

Make a two-player game where the opponents are cats and they launch apples at each other!

Ninjas learn to create a game where a shark tries to catch a diver using scratch.

Create a game where you control a beetle to catch falling apples! Ninjas will learn about sprites, movement, collision detection, variables and decision making.

Create the classic computer game in Scratch. Move your paddle to bounce the ball and keep it in play, like a game of tennis. The aim is to try and bounce the ball past the other player's paddle!

A collection of Scratch exercises created by the Seattle Dojo.

In this variation of the "Plants vs. Zombies" game you control a cow with a lawnmower driving around at high speed! Remix an existing project to get started and then add the code blocks.