Teaching Our Kids How to Be Safe Online
For More Information Go to Google's
BE INTERNET AWESOME
website to learn more about helping kids be safe online:
https://beinternetawesome.withgoogle.com/en
Our kids worked hard to create and submit their entries to Google by March 19, 2019. The entries will be reviewed to select state winners who will then move on to the national round. The final winner will receive a $30,000 college scholarship, a $50,000 tech package for their school or non-profit organization, and their artwork will be displayed for a day on Google.com!
CONGRATULATIONS to these super star students who entered the contest! We're proud of you!
See the Video Below for a Message for K12 Teachers
Dorian and I have created our first game using the Scratch coding program (scratch.mit.edu)!
It was a lot of fun and not very hard at all! The goal of the game is to help little Fishy grab the bananas (Fishy's favorite food). Each time you catch the bananas you get a point. But be careful, if you run into one of the little Stingers you lose the game.
Want to play the game we created? Go to https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/230523376/ and tell us what you think!
Dorian helped show his cousin Jaylen how to program his first game in Scratch during summer vacation. Jaylen was a fast learner and coded his game in no time!
We're working on doing live online tutorials with other kids so that we can learn scratch together and share scripts, tips and tricks. Check back on this page for more information.
In the meantime, you can begin to learn Scratch on your own or with a parent or teacher. See the info below to get started, then connect with us and share your results!
While Scratch is primarily designed for 8 to 16 year olds, it is also used by people of all ages, including younger children with their parents.
Learn and Play with Us! Pick an Activity Card below and share your work with us or your friends!
Download/print a copy of our lesson charts.
WANT MORE?
Go check out these other free resources from the Scratch website. They have a lot more fun and cool projects!
Scratch Activity Card Deck (PDF Download)
Not sure how to get started?
You can download this free guide to your desktop or print it for additional help.
HEY! - Be sure to follow us on Scratch:
Mom's Scratch ID: angivee
Dorian's Scratch ID: pdorianvee
Scratch is developed by the Lifelong Kindergarten Group at the MIT Media Lab. It is available for free at https://scratch.mit.edu.
Safe Search Kids is powered by Google for filtered search results. Click the link below to go to the Safe Search Kids page.
Check back soon for tips on how to make this your default search page on your children's devices