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Reddit mentions of Coding Games in Scratch: A Step-by-Step Visual Guide to Building Your Own Computer Games (Computer Coding for Kids)
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We found 4 Reddit mentions of Coding Games in Scratch: A Step-by-Step Visual Guide to Building Your Own Computer Games (Computer Coding for Kids). Here are the top ones.
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- A simple visual guide for kids who want to make their own games and learn how to code
- This guide taps into the popularity of games & apps to teach children to code through fun projects
- Starting with the basics, children will learn essential coding skills
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Specs:
| Height | 9.19 Inches |
| Length | 7.69 Inches |
| Number of items | 1 |
| Release date | December 2015 |
| Weight | 1.35 Pounds |
| Width | 0.56 Inches |
To piggy-back on this, my son started using Scratch at 8 and loves it. I got him 2 fairly inexpensive books for his 9th birthday off of Amazon with lessons and ideas on games to make and different challenges. It's an amazing beginner tool. He loves working through them.
Here are the books:
Coding in Scratch: Games Workbook
Coding Games in Scratch
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Here are a few books you might enjoy! Check your local libraries and book stores. These are geared towards beginners. I know you don't qualify as a "kid" but these books will give you an easier introduction than most.
This is the book we got for scratch and the kids seem to like it:
Coding Games in Scratch
And this is the Python book we have:
Learn to Program w Mincraft
All of these are great suggestions! I'm a private tutor in Manhattan who specializes in STEM. From my experience Scratch into Python is typically the best for a child. It depends on her typing capabilities as to how quickly she will want to / can make that jump to Python.
I believe that your enthusiasm will continue to fuel hers. Be excited when she is excited and be there for her when her programs fail and she is not sure why. You may not have the answers, but her learning how to continue despite failure is a HUGE part of coding! She will be frustrated and mad, but then she will have an "aha" moment and be so excited to share it with you. You'll love it! I'm excited for you.
I'll leave one book that I saw a student of mine buy. She is only 7 and she really loves it!
Coding Games in Scratch