Perfect for kids eager to dive into the world of programming and game creation, this camp offers an exciting introduction to the basics of game design using Scratch, a kid-friendly, visual programming language developed by MIT.
Scratch Game Coding is a stem & technology summer camp in Denver, CO for ages 7 to 12. Tuition starts at $279 and goes up to $279 per session. The camp runs half_day_pm sessions, with extended care available. Enrollment is currently unknown.
7-12
$279.0-$279.0
per program
half_day_pm
Sessions (20)
Scratch Game Coding - Week 1: June 8-12 (Ages 10-12)
Campers kick off their coding adventure by exploring the Scratch interface and learning fundamental programming concepts such as loops, events, and variables. This week focuses on creating simple interactive games like mazes and catch-the-object challenges. Kids will develop problem-solving skills while customizing sprites and backgrounds to bring their games to life.
Scratch Game Coding - Week 1: June 8-12 (Ages 7-9)
Campers will begin their coding journey by exploring the Scratch interface and learning the basics of block-based programming. This week focuses on creating simple interactive stories and animations to build foundational skills in sequencing and event handling. Kids will also experiment with character design and backgrounds, setting the stage for their own game projects. By the end of the week, campers will have created their first mini-games that respond to user inputs.
Scratch Game Coding - Week 2: June 15-19 (Ages 10-12)
This week, campers dive deeper into game mechanics by designing platformer and adventure games. They learn to use conditional statements and create scoring systems to enhance gameplay. The focus is on storytelling through game design, encouraging kids to build engaging narratives and characters within their projects.
Scratch Game Coding - Week 2: June 15-19 (Ages 7-9)
This week, campers dive deeper into game mechanics by designing fun, interactive games that include scoring and timers. They will learn to use loops and conditionals to create challenges and rewards within their games. Emphasis is placed on creativity as kids customize sprites and backgrounds while learning how to debug and improve their projects. By week’s end, campers will have developed games that encourage problem-solving and critical thinking.
Scratch Game Coding - Week 3: June 22-26 (Ages 10-12)
Campers explore animation and sound integration to make their games more dynamic and immersive. They learn to program interactive dialogues, sound effects, and background music. This week emphasizes creativity as kids experiment with different game genres, including puzzles and simulations, while refining their coding skills.
Scratch Game Coding - Week 3: June 22-26 (Ages 7-9)
Campers will explore storytelling through game design, creating multi-level games with characters that interact in new ways. This week introduces variables and more advanced control structures to manage game states and player progress. Kids will collaborate on projects that encourage teamwork and creativity, culminating in a showcase of their multi-level games. The focus is on refining coding skills while fostering imagination and logical thinking.
Scratch Game Coding - Week 4: June 29-July 3 (Ages 10-12)
This week focuses on multiplayer and interactive game design, where campers learn to create games that respond to multiple inputs and player interactions. They explore advanced Scratch features like cloning and broadcast messages to build more complex gameplay. Kids collaborate on projects, enhancing teamwork and communication skills.
Scratch Game Coding - Week 4: June 29-July 3 (Ages 7-9)
This week focuses on creativity and innovation as campers design their own unique game concepts from scratch. They will learn to incorporate sound effects, animations, and user feedback to enhance gameplay experience. Problem-solving challenges encourage kids to debug and optimize their code, while peer reviews help build communication skills. By the end of the week, campers will present polished games that showcase their individual style and coding knowledge.
Scratch Game Coding - Week 5: July 6-10 (Ages 10-12)
In the final week, campers apply all their skills to design and develop their own original games from concept to completion. They focus on debugging, polishing game mechanics, and adding creative touches like custom artwork and sound effects. The week culminates in a showcase where kids present their projects to peers and family, celebrating their achievements.
Scratch Game Coding - Week 5: July 6-10 (Ages 7-9)
In the final week, campers will combine all their learned skills to create advanced games featuring interactive storytelling, custom animations, and sound design. They will explore user interface design and game testing, learning how to gather feedback and make improvements. The week culminates in a fun game expo where campers showcase their projects to family and friends. This session emphasizes confidence, creativity, and a love for coding.
Scratch Game Coding - Week 6: July 13-17 (Ages 10-12)
Campers begin their coding journey by learning the fundamentals of Scratch programming. This week focuses on creating interactive stories and simple games, introducing concepts like sprites, motion, and basic event handling. Kids will design their own characters and backgrounds while building confidence in sequencing and logic skills.
Scratch Game Coding - Week 6: July 13-17 (Ages 7-9)
Campers will kick off the week by exploring the fundamentals of Scratch programming, learning how to create sprites and simple animations. They will design their first interactive game, focusing on basic controls and scoring systems. By the end of the week, kids will have built a fun maze game that challenges their problem-solving skills while introducing them to event-driven programming.
Scratch Game Coding - Week 7: July 20-24 (Ages 10-12)
This week campers dive deeper into game mechanics by exploring variables, loops, and conditionals to create more dynamic and interactive games. They will build a platformer game, learning how to control characters, detect collisions, and add scoring systems. The focus is on problem-solving and creative thinking through hands-on coding challenges.
Scratch Game Coding - Week 7: July 20-24 (Ages 7-9)
This week focuses on storytelling through game design. Campers will create interactive stories and adventure games using Scratch’s visual blocks. They will learn to incorporate sound effects, dialogue, and multiple scenes to bring their narratives to life. The session encourages creativity and logical thinking as kids build games that engage players with choices and challenges.
Scratch Game Coding - Week 8: July 27-31 (Ages 10-12)
Campers explore game design by creating maze and puzzle games that challenge players to think critically. This week emphasizes event-driven programming and introduces broadcasting messages between sprites to coordinate complex interactions. Participants will also learn how to add sound effects and animations to enhance gameplay experience.
Scratch Game Coding - Week 8: July 27-31 (Ages 7-9)
Campers will dive into game mechanics this week by creating platformer games with jumping characters and obstacles. They will learn about variables, loops, and conditional statements to control game flow and scoring. The week emphasizes hands-on coding challenges that build confidence and introduce kids to debugging and game testing techniques.
Scratch Game Coding - Week 9: Aug 3-7 (Ages 10-12)
This week focuses on storytelling through game design, where campers create adventure games with branching storylines and player choices. They will learn to use Scratch’s cloning feature and advanced control blocks to build immersive narratives. The camp encourages creativity as kids design characters, dialogue, and multiple endings.
Scratch Game Coding - Week 9: Aug 3-7 (Ages 7-9)
This week campers will explore animation and sound integration to enhance their games. They will create interactive projects that respond to user input with dynamic visuals and audio effects. The focus will be on refining game polish, learning about timing, and adding creative touches that make games more engaging and fun to play.
Scratch Game Coding - Week 10: Aug 10-14 (Ages 10-12)
In the final week, campers apply all their skills to design and develop their own original games from concept to completion. They will focus on polishing gameplay, adding sound and visual effects, and testing for bugs. The week culminates in a showcase where kids present their projects, celebrate their progress, and share what they’ve learned.
Scratch Game Coding - Week 10: Aug 10-14 (Ages 7-9)
In the final week, campers will combine all the skills learned to create their own original games. They will plan, design, and code unique projects that showcase creativity and problem-solving. The week culminates with a mini game expo where campers share their games with peers and family, celebrating their accomplishments and newfound coding confidence.
Programs offered
Location
101 Ulster Ct
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Frequently Asked Questions
- How much does Scratch Game Coding cost?
- Scratch Game Coding costs $279.0-$279.0 per session.
- What ages does Scratch Game Coding accept?
- Scratch Game Coding accepts children ages 7 to 12.
- Is Scratch Game Coding still accepting registrations?
- Scratch Game Coding enrollment is currently unknown. Visit the camp website for the most current availability.
- Where is Scratch Game Coding located?
- Scratch Game Coding is located at 101 Ulster Ct in Denver, CO.
- What is the schedule for Scratch Game Coding?
- Scratch Game Coding offers half_day_pm sessions. Extended care is available.
Data compiled for Summer 2026. Always verify details directly with the camp provider before registering.