Recommended Hour of Code Lessons
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Create Animations That Talk
Bring your characters to life in Scratch using new Text-to-Speech blocks powered by Amazon. Create a rapping robot or an interactive animation that talks. This project will show you how to create talking animations that spin, zoom and change colors. The possibilities are endless! Create Your Own Sports Game
Choose between making a basketball game or mix and match across sports! LightBot (ages 5-13)
Explains the concept of "Coding” |
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Javascript
Learn JavaScript in this Hour of Code activity. Hack your way through the system by deleting viruses, solving mazes, and navigating portals to save the computer |
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Minecraft NEW LEVELS***
Minecraft is back for the Hour of Code with a brand new activity! Journey through Minecraft with code. Grades 2+ |
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Learn Coding with Robots (NEW)
Fun games with Ozobot Bit that teach you programming. Easy Level: Choose Shape Tracer Next Step After Easy Level: Choose Shape Tracer 1 Ages 5+ |
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Interactive Holiday Card
Create an interactive holiday card with Scratch programming and share with family & friends! Ages 6+ |
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Add your card to RVC Hour of Code Studio
1) Go to: https://scratch.mit.edu/studios/3613185/ 2) Login: rvchoc password: techno77 3) Go to your Holiday Card and refresh webbrowser and you should see rvchoc in upper right corner 4) Name your project with your last name (upper left corner of scratch screen) 5) Click Share button 6) Go back to https://scratch.mit.edu/studios/3613185/ 7) Click add project & hover your mouse over your holiday card at bottom of screen and select Add+ 8) That's It! You can share this card with others later by going to https://scratch.mit.edu/studios/3613185/ |
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App Lab (NEW): (ages 13-105)
App Lab is a programming environment where you can make simple apps. Design an app, code with blocks or JavaScript to make it work, then share your app in seconds. |
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Star Wars: (ages 5-105)
Use Blockly to build a Galaxy with Code |
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Google: Create your own Google logo
Use your creativity and imagination to bring the Google logo to life using code. Make the letters dance, tell a story or create a game. With Scratch and CS First, anyone can become a designer and programmer for the day Grades 2+ |
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Wonder Woman
In this activity, you'll code three unique scenes from the film using Blockly, an introductory coding language, to help Wonder Woman navigate obstacles and reach her goal. You'll use the power of sequences, variables, loops and conditionals to help Diana train against her opponents. Level 1 Help (Video) Level 2 Help (Video) Level 3 Help (Video) Solution File |
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Flappy Birds (ages 5-105)
Use Blockly to create game! |
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Frozen (ages 8-108)
Use Blockly to join Anna and Elsa as they explore the magic and beauty of ice. |
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Classic Maze (ages 5-105)
Use Blockly to get an Angry Bird through a maze to hit a Green Pig |
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Disney's Infinity Play Lab (ages 6-14)
Use Blockly to create a story or game. |
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Play Lab (ages 4-14)
Use Blockly to create a story or game. |
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Build iPhone Game (ages High School)
teaches the basics of programming. You will be using the Swift programming language |
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Introduction to Javascript (ages High School)
Intro to Javascript |
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Wrap It Up
Once you complete your "Hour of Code" complete below steps
Professor Chuck Konkol Rock Valley College c.konkol@rockvalleycollege.edu http://myrvc.org Certificate of completionIf you are taking this course in class go to Instructor to pick-up your Hour of Code Certificate of Completion.
If you are taking this online then complete the Submit When Complete form and them check your email for a "Certicate of Completion". |
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