In this fun and timely workshop for Halloween, learners age 9 and above will further their coding skills by creating a ghost catcher clicking game. Using coding basics of sequencing, events, randomness and variables, learners will have fun creating a project that advances their coding skills and use of Scratch.

• Prior Scratch or block-based coding experience is required.
• A Scratch account is not required but recommended for students who want to save their programs.
• A parent or guardian is required to complete the registration process and learners under the age of 13 require a parent or guardian to be present during the workshop.
• Please review our program policies before registering.

NOTE: If you need to cancel a reservation, please contact us so the reservation may be made available to someone else.

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Developed and maintained by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Scratch is a great way for students to learn introductory coding. Not only is Scratch fun, but by using blocks (think digital LEGOs®) instead of text, emphasis is placed on learning coding fundamentals rather than worrying about the syntax of a programming language. Scratch also brings together communities of content creators by allowing Scratchers to share their work, remix and learn from others.