兒童程式設計

In yesterday’s kids coding class, we started our final Scratch program, a multi-level game where the player avoids guards, unlocks doors and collects treasure. We learned how to have sprites only appear on certain levels and how to control which level we are on. We haven’t the first level yet, but hopefully we’ll finish all 3 levels next week.

In last Friday’s kids coding class, we finished our Catch the Dots game. For some tasks, I asked the kids to program without showing them the specific steps they needed to take, letting them figure out their own solution based on what we did before. They added functions (custom blocks) and variables. And they were able to change the difficulty of the game over time by adjusting the values of their variables.

In last Friday's kids coding class, the kids designed and built their first computer program. They learned that programs are simple lists of instructions.

In Tuesday's Kids JavaScript class, we continued to develop our Rock-Paper-Scissors-Lizard-Spock game. We added a keydown handler and discussed ASCII and Unicode.

In yesterday's JavaScript coding class we added an animation to our madlibs page using a loop made with a recursive function.

In Tuesday's JavaScript class, we started to design a Rock Paper Scissors Lizard Spock game. We also did a refresher in all of the types of variables you can have in JS.

國小程式Scratch設計課程基礎班這星期五03/03下午要開班了! 1:30 - 3:00, 歡迎國小學生來參加喔(需要具有英文聽說能力)!

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We built 3 different robots today. Thea built the standard EV3 robot so that she can learn her first EV3 programming; she made her robot do a little dance with the on-brick programming.