Course Description:
This course guides students through the process of building a maze-style adventure game using Scratch 3.0. In this project, learners help a cat character navigate through complex paths to find a hidden apple. They will learn to apply game logic, sprite control, collision detection, and design engaging levels that challenge and reward players.
The course promotes strategic thinking, spatial awareness, and problem-solving while helping students become familiar with game design fundamentals like movement scripts, boundaries, and win/lose conditions.
What You’ll Learn:
- How to create character movement using keyboard input
- Designing mazes and using obstacles effectively
- Detecting wall collisions and resetting the game
- Adding win conditions and visual feedback
- Improving user experience through sounds and animations
Who Should Attend:
- Beginners interested in learning how to code using Scratch
- Students who enjoy board games and want to recreate them digitally
- Young programmers aged 8–16 looking to practice logical thinking and problem-solving
- Educators seeking interactive STEM activities for the classroom
- Anyone who wants to build fun, turn-based games with zero prior coding experience
Course Content
About Instructor
Not Enrolled
Course Includes
- 4 Lessons
- 6 Topics
Login
Accessing this course requires a login. Please enter your credentials below!