Scratch Intermediate Level

The Scratch Intermediate Level course builds on the foundational knowledge acquired in the beginner level and introduces more complex programming concepts that enhance a student’s ability to create interactive and dynamic projects. By diving into advanced motion, broadcast messages, and the use of conditionals and operators, students gain a deeper understanding of how to control and manipulate sprites. These concepts are essential for creating more intricate animations, games, and simulations. Intermediate Scratch also introduces the idea of cloning and platformer mechanics, allowing students to develop games that involve multiple characters and interactive gameplay elements, providing a practical and hands-on approach to learning coding.

Additionally, the Intermediate Scratch Level teaches valuable problem-solving skills as students learn how to manage variables, track scores, and use loops more effectively. These skills are crucial for building projects that require state tracking, user interaction, and logical flow. By working on more advanced projects like platformer games and interactive stories, students also develop creativity and design thinking, balancing the technical and artistic aspects of coding. The course encourages students to push their limits and apply their knowledge in innovative ways, preparing them for more advanced coding platforms and real-world programming challenges.