Course Description:
This course offers learners the chance to explore environmental education and digital storytelling by building a Scratch 3.0 animation titled Renewable Energy Animation. Students will creatively present the four main types of renewable energy—solar, wind, hydro, and geothermal—through animated scenes and simple explanations.
This project combines coding with science communication, allowing students to practice animation sequencing, timing, and user interaction while building awareness of sustainability topics. The course is ideal for beginners who enjoy storytelling and want to use technology to educate and inspire.
Whether you’re new to Scratch or passionate about environmental topics, this course blends creativity and code in a meaningful, educational experience.
What You’ll Learn:
- Designing and animating scenes with multiple backdrops
- Creating sprite interactions with “say” and “broadcast” blocks
- Sequencing animation and narration
- Presenting educational content visually
- Using Scratch to tell stories and explain real-world concepts
- Combining science and coding for digital projects
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
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Course Includes
- 4 Lessons
- 6 Topics
