Developing a Dance Party in Scratch | Computer Science in Action

You’re never too young to code! In this elementary lesson, students in Macoyia Bates’ computer science class create and share a dance party on the free Scratch platform. Scratch offers an introduction to coding while also giving kids a fun way to express themselves.

Developing a Dance Party in Scratch | Computer Science in Action

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Developing a Dance Party in Scratch | Computer Science in Action

You’re never too young to code! In this elementary lesson, students in Macoyia Bates’ computer science class create and share a dance party on the free Scratch platform. Scratch offers an introduction to coding while also giving kids a fun way to express themselves.

Coding Knock Knock Jokes in Scratch | Computer Science in Action

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Computer Science in Action

Computer Science in Action is a digital video series that brings you inside Georgia classrooms to see real computer science teaching... in action! In each episode, educators demonstrate engaging, standards-based lessons while sharing key concepts, teaching strategies, and free resources you can use. Whether you're new to computer science or looking to enhance your instruction, this series offers inspiration and practical tools to bring computer science to life.

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Knock knock, who’s there? Future coders! Computer science educator Curt Hitchens demonstrates how to use humor to introduce various coding concepts, such as the wait block, in the free coding platform Scratch.

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