Resources

#Kids2030 plastics challenge

Use data science and code to help prevent plastic pollution!

About a Canadian animal

Students will learn how to work with the block programming language, Scratch, and create a short project about an animal that they can then share with friends and family.

All about me: Lesson plan (8 hours)

Students will learn how to describe code, how to navigate the Scratch platform, and how to utilize Scratch resources. They will develop computational thinking skills and build a completely personal project called "All About Me".

Burping in space

What happens when an astronaut needs to burp in space? Inspired by the book To Burp or Not To Burp: Guide Your Body Into Space by Dr. Dave Williams and Loredana Cunti.

Code, Create, & Celebrate Clean Water!

In this project, you'll create a game about a diver picking up trash in the ocean.

Drawing Logos

After completing an introduction to drawing in Scratch, kids will be asked to imagine their own logos for 2067 and start a drawing project that they may complete in the workshop or continue at home.

How to code an Earth Day video game with Scratch

#EarthDay is every day! In this lesson plan, we’ll show you how to build a Recycling Challenge video game using Scratch. Learn to create challenges, a scoring system, sound effects, and more!

How to code an Earth Day video game with Scratch (Video)

#EarthDay is every day! In this video, we’ll show you how to build a Recycling Challenge video game using Scratch. Learn to create challenges, a scoring system, sound effects, and more.

Lesson 1: Let's Move

Introduction to Scratch animation and the basics of loops and sequences.

Lesson 2: Let's draw

Introduction to Scratch as a drawing tool and basics of loops, sequences and functions.

Lesson 3: Let's play

Introduction to videogame making and the basic of variables.

Lesson 4: Let's talk

Introduction to conditional logic and making a chatbot.

Let me introduce myself!

Tell your own story by creating an animation with Scratch.

Our Heroines

Celebrate iconic Canadian women by coding a video game with Scratch.

Outerspace: Floating monkey

Our Code, Create & Celebrate Space! project for Science Odyssey 2018 invites students, teachers and librarians to learn to code a project with Scratch that introduces Canada’s work in space.

Outerspace: The Darkest Dark

The children will​ ​learn​ ​how​ ​to​ ​work​ ​with​ ​the​ ​block programming​ ​language,​ ​Scratch,​ and​ ​create​ ​a​ ​short​ ​project​ ​about​ ​space​ ​that they​ ​can​ ​then​ ​share​ ​with​ ​friends​ ​and​ ​family.

Scratch — Exploring Geometry: Code a Garden

This workshop guides students towards a deeper understanding of Scratch, through a lens of mathematics and geometry.

Scratch — Introduction

An introductory workshop designed to guide students through their first exposure to block-based programming and Scratch. Students will begin their coding journey in an interactive, game-based manner with a focus on fun and exploration!