SCRATCH Coding Full-Course | BLU3CUB3 3D EDUCATION

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Scratch Starter

Best for beginners who need a supportive introduction to coding, Scratch navigation, algorithms, sequences, basic commands, and a successful first animation project.

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Month 1: Scratch interface guide, coding vocabulary record, algorithm sequence activity, and first animation file.

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24 Lessons

The 24-lesson Scratch pathway covers the first six stages of the BLU3CUB3 learning journey. Students develop coding foundations, computational thinking, animation, game design, variables, data management, digital storytelling, interactive choices, and guided project-presentation skills.

24-lesson weekly activities

Scratch coding warm-ups using motion, looks, sound, events, sequencing, loops, sprites, and backdrops.
Computational-thinking activities focused on problem decomposition, logical thinking, patterns, algorithms, and problem-solving.
Teacher-guided animation tasks covering character movement, timing, visual effects, and story sequencing.
Game-design workshops exploring mechanics, rules, challenges, player interaction, scoring systems, and user experience.
Variables and data-management practice using scores, lives, levels, user input, data storage, and calculations.
Digital storytelling activities using dialogue systems, interactive choices, multiple endings, and audience-focused design.
Academic English and communication practice through coding vocabulary, project explanations, teamwork, and short presentations.
Testing, debugging, save-file management, screenshot collection, teacher feedback, and portfolio reflection.

6-month PBL sequence

Month 1: My First Scratch Animation - students explore coding, Scratch, algorithms, sequences, and basic commands before creating a short animated project.
Month 2: Coding Puzzle Challenge - students apply problem decomposition, logical thinking, pattern recognition, and problem-solving strategies.
Month 3: Animated Story Adventure - students use animation principles, character movement, timing, effects, and story sequences to create a digital narrative.
Month 4: Create Your First Scratch Game - students design game mechanics, rules, player controls, challenges, and a basic scoring system.
Month 5: Smart Score Game - students use variables, data storage, user input, calculations, scores, lives, and levels in a playable project.
Month 6: Design Your Own Assistore - students create an interactive digital story using dialogue, choices, branching outcomes, and multiple endings.

Monthly project outputs

Month 1: Scratch interface guide, coding vocabulary record, algorithm sequence activity, and first animation file.
Month 2: Computational-thinking puzzle sheet with decomposition, pattern, logic, and solution explanations.
Month 3: Animation storyboard showing characters, scenes, movement, dialogue, timing, and visual effects.
Month 4: Beginner game-design document covering objectives, rules, controls, challenges, scoring, and player interaction.
Month 5: Variable and data-management project using score, lives, levels, calculations, and user-input blocks.
Month 6: Interactive digital-story portfolio with dialogue systems, audience choices, multiple endings, screenshots, and reflection.

SCRATCH Coding | Full-Course

Scratch Starter

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24 Lessons

24-lesson weekly activities

6-month PBL sequence

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