Build advanced games and tackle real-world challenges with Scratch – where creativity meets code!
Take your creativity to new heights with Scratch Coding Lab! Designed for upper primary students, this camp empowers young innovators to build interactive games, animations, and digital stories using MIT’s Scratch platform. With easy-to-use coding blocks, students experiment with advanced features, tackle real-world challenges, and collaborate with peers – all while developing confidence and essential problem-solving skills.
Prerequisites: Students need to have completed Creative Coders: Scratch Level 1, or similar introductory course as a prerequisite.
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Getting your child into camp takes minutes. We’ll find the perfect teacher to pair them with, you just pick what works for your family.
Pick your camp topic
Choose from Scratch, Python, Generative AI, Vibe Coding, Minecraft and more - all matched to your child's age and skill level.
Choose your daily time slot
Five slots available every day. Pick one for the week. Your child keeps the same slot for the week with the same teacher throughout.
We confirm your teacher
Let us know your choice and we'll match your child to a dedicated teacher within a few hours. We're just a call or message away.
System Requirements
A laptop or tablet with connected keyboard and mouse, webcam, and a good Wi-Fi connection. Learners should be familiar with basic use of a laptop or desktop computer and how to use Zoom.
No prior experience is required. Level 1 is perfect for beginners, while Level 2 offers more advanced projects for those with some experience.
Students will design and build interactive games, animations, and digital stories, and work on projects that connect coding with real-world themes.
Your child will strengthen their problem-solving, logical thinking, and creativity, while learning core programming concepts and collaboration skills.
Yes! Every session is exclusively between your child and their dedicated teacher. The entire session is focused on your child’s pace, questions, and progress.