In this lesson, students learn how to use if and if-else blocks in Scratch to make their projects respond to different situations. 

Students discover how loops can repeat actions in their programs, making animations, sounds, and movements happen again and again without extra code 

Students learn how to store and update information in their programs using variables. 

Students explore the Scratch stage as a coordinate grid, learning how the x and y axes control where sprites appear and move. 

Students put together all the skills they’ve learned so far. They use conditionals, loops, variables, and coordinates to design and code their own fully playable maze game. 

Students wrap up the program by reflecting on their time participating in Code Haven. They share what they’ve learned, what they enjoyed most, and how they grew as coders. 

Students utilize their coding knowledge from previous semester along with new knowledge to customize their own crossy road game.

Students utilize their coding knowledge from previous semester along with new knowledge  to customize their own flappy bird game