About Course

This beginner-friendly course introduces students aged 6–11 to the world of coding using visual, block-based platforms like Scratch and Code.org. Students learn the building blocks of computer science—sequencing, loops, conditionals, events, and variables—while designing games, animations, and interactive stories. The course encourages creativity, critical thinking, and digital confidence, laying the groundwork for more advanced programming in the future.

Key Benefits:

• Easy visual interface—no typing required
• Encourages creativity, storytelling, and problem-solving
• Builds coding logic through play-based learning
• Develops confidence and computational thinking early on
• Prepares learners for text-based languages like Python and JavaScript

What You’ll Learn:

Introduction to Block Coding

• Understanding block coding and drag-and-drop interface

• Exploring the coding environment (Scratch / Code.org)

• Creating your first animation with movement and speech

Sequences and Events

• Building code step-by-step with sequences

• Triggering actions using events (like keyboard or mouse clicks)

• Designing short interactive scenes

Loops and Patterns

• Using repeat and forever loops

• Drawing shapes with loops

• Creating music and dance animations

Conditions and Decisions

• if-then statements and sensing blocks

• Coding games with scorekeeping and reactions

• Introduction to variables for storing information

Projects and Storytelling

• Build a game: obstacle course, chase game, or quiz

• Story-based coding: create animated scenes with dialogue

• Combine sound, motion, and visuals

Showcase and Exploration

• Final project: build your own game or animated story

• Present your project to the class

• Explore what’s next: intro to Python or AI-based coding