Scratch

This tutorial shows you how to code an item to disappear and reappear in Scratch, plus how to fix a common bug where the item spawns right on top of the player. It's a natural next step after your learner completes a basic adventure game with items and scoring, and it introduces some powerful game design thinking along the way.

Introducing kids to computers in a fun and interactive way can help them develop essential digital skills while keeping them engaged. Whether they are learning to control a mouse, navigate a keyboard, or improve hand-eye coordination, games can make the process enjoyable.

Who wouldn't want to make and tell a story in Scratch? Creators can give players choices that change the paths the story takes and even alter the ending!

With Scratch, you can add sounds and music to projects... You can even record your own sounds! Music and sounds play an important part when making a game or story.

We love Scratch as one of the best resources for kids who want an easy and fun way to be introduced to coding. 

You can create your own art using Scratch Paint, and today, we are creating a frogger sprtie. When you're done, you'll be able to animate your own characters!