STEM from Scratch
Scratch Programming
Thursday, March 13
10:30am - 1:45pm
Central Branch
AuditoriumUnleash your creativity in this interactive workshop where you’ll design and build your own game using Scratch, a visual programming platform perfect for beginners. Age 8-12
We’ll also introduce you to the exciting world of computer vision using Teachable Machine, a tool that allows you to train your AI model without any coding. You’ll connect your custom AI model to Scratch and use it to control your game, creating a unique and interactive experience. Along the way, you’ll learn how to create characters, design gameplay mechanics, and bring your ideas to life. By the end of the workshop, you’ll have a fully functional game that you can share and play with others!
This workshop is being led by volunteers from STEM from Scratch, a high school student-led organization providing STEM-related opportunities to students across Halton.
Pizza and snacks will be provided at the workshop.
Parents/Guardians are required to stay in the library for the duration of the program if your child is younger than 10 years of age.
What You’ll Learn:
- Basics of game design using Scratch
- How to create and customize characters and interactions
- Introduction to computer vision with Teachable Machine
- Connecting your AI model to Scratch for interactive gameplay
Requirements:
- A laptop with internet access and a functioning webcam (If not available, will be provided)
- No prior experience necessary
- Age range 8-12
Who Should Attend:
- Students and beginners interested in game design, AI, and creative coding
- Anyone looking to explore programming in a visual, block-based environment
AGE GROUP: | Tween (9-12) |
EVENT TYPE: | Maker & Technology |
TAGS: | Scratch Programming | March Break | Coding |