Code Your Personal Video games!: 20 Video games to Create with Scratch
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With the important thing coding ideas defined on this ebook, now up to date with Scratch Model 3.0, any child can turn out to be a super-coder!
Discover ways to code your very personal laptop video games utilizing Scratch software program. With easy-to-follow, illustrated step-by-step directions, create all varieties of widespread video games from Snake and Brick Bouncer to driving and motion video games. Code Your Personal Video games introduces key coding ideas via easy and sensible duties – from drawing shapes and giving directions in code to constructing video games and way more! Every chapter progresses in issue, but directions and explanations are all the time straightforward to know.
Writer : Union Sq. Children; Revised version (November 10, 2020)
Language : English
Hardcover : 80 pages
ISBN-10 : 1454943130
ISBN-13 : 978-1454943136
Studying age : 6 – 11 years
Grade degree : 1 – 6
Merchandise Weight : 2.31 kilos
Dimensions : 8 x 0.5 x 9.75 inches
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E. Peters –
Perfect learn-to-code book
In my professional life I’ve done just enough coding to know that the way you learn to write code is by copying something similar and then changing it to do what you want it to do. Tre trick is getting the right code to copy. This book is perfect for that; the projects are very simple yet fun and appealing, and new concepts are introduced gradually.
We got a different scratch book from the library and it sat untouched for a few months. After we bought this book my kid made five games from it in the first week.
10/10, no notes, if you’re only gonna get one scratch book, get this one.
Amazon Customer –
Great way to introduce kids to STEM
I use this with grandchildren, ages 5, 8 & 12 as a base to let them design their own applications. While the 5 yo is barely reading, she took immediately to the background design feature and, I would work with her, using snipers from the code projects, to animate simple games. The 8 & 12 yo are working more on their own. This is well supported by the book where projects are broken up into 5 increasing levels of difficulty. This is the most requested activity when they come over and I was able to configure old laptops to run a portable version of Scratch fro a jump drive so they all could work simultaneously and never require internet or hard drive access. The book was so good, I purchased a second one for them to work with at home. A note of caution: different versions of Scratch use slightly different icons that may require some adaption from the version the book uses as its basis. I”ve preworked exercises to minimize this issue. Other than that, all projects appear to work and provide a fun way to introduce programming at different levels.
Sharon D. –
Gift for my grandson
My 11 yr old grandson is really interested in coding and has done a few simple things. His mother gad this book on his Amazon wish list so I bought it for him. He was thrilled!
Jackie Duval –
Gift for an 8 year old!
My son is a gamer! Loves gaming and creating his own. He reads a lot of the books about game creation, however he really was not a fan of this particular book. The quality of the book is great but just wasnât a fit for our reader!
Amazon Customer –
Kid coder
My grandson love this book. Coding made easy
Sara C –
Well written
This would be great for a kid first getting into coding.
Kristen Kedzierski –
Super educational!
My son loves this book, he uses it for coding but also just to read as he very much enjoys the material!
Daniel MacDonald –
My 7 year old loves coding in scratch, and this is his favourite book about it
Joy Hamilton-Jones –
A perfect gift for our Grandson. He said it was one of his best gifts for Christmas. Straight away he proceeded to figure out a game and then was delighted to share his 1st game on Skype with us in New Zealand.