Begin your Coding journey in a fun way!!

The Scratch Junior Coding Curriculum is designed to introduce young learners to fundamental coding concepts through interactive and engaging activities. Using Scratch Junior, a visual programming language designed specifically for early learners, students will develop foundational skills in logic, problem-solving, and creativity. This curriculum emphasizes hands-on learning, allowing students to create their own interactive stories and games while gaining a basic understanding of programming principles.

Learning Objectives

– Introduction to Coding Concepts:

• Understanding Algorithms: Learn how to sequence actions to accomplish tasks.
• Loops and Repetition: Explore how to repeat actions and recognize patterns.
• Conditionals: Introduce basic concepts of decision-making through simple if-then scenarios.

– Building Computational Thinking:

• Problem-Solving Skills: Develop strategies for breaking down tasks and troubleshooting.
• Logical Reasoning: Practice making logical connections and understanding cause and effect.

– Fostering Creativity:

• Storytelling: Create and animate stories using characters and backgrounds.
• Game Design: Design simple games and interactive activities that incorporate user input.

– Enhancing Digital Literacy:

• Understanding Technology: Gain a basic grasp of how technology works and how coding impacts digital media.
• Safe Digital Practices: Learn about online safety and responsible use of technology.

Prerequisites: None. This course is suitable for beginners with no prior programming experience.

Materials Needed:

• Computer with internet access (Scratch is browser-based).
• Headphones

Key Outcome:

The Scratch Junior Coding Curriculum provides a supportive and stimulating environment for young learners to explore the world of coding. By engaging with Scratch Junior, students build critical thinking skills, foster creativity, and develop a foundational understanding of programming that will benefit them in future educational endeavors.

Assessment:

Assessment will be based on completion of projects, participation in class activities, and a final project showcase.

Certification: Certificate of completion provided upon finishing the course requirements.

Course Duration: 16 Credit Hours – Two Months (Normal Track)

Days & Timings: One-Hour Interactive Class, Twice a Week (Flexible Timings)

Course Format: Normal Track – 2 hours per week, Fast Track – 4 hours per week

Eligible Age Group: 5-7 years old

Course Instructors:

Register Now:

Download Curriculum: