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CS Intro 1
About
Programming Language For Teachers Authors
Intro
Orientation to Makecode Birthday Algorithm Sprites Unplugged: Rock Paper Scissors Variable Math Info Variables
Sprites
Unplugged: Sink a Ship Coordinate Walker Collage Hello Sprite Characters and Stories
Motion
Unplugged: Using a Controller Sprite Motion Event Overlap Section 1 Random Overlap Section 2 On Created Motion Project
Loops
Loops Intro Unplugged: Circle a Chair Increment Loop Projectiles Projectiles from Sprites Physics Loops Project
Unit 1 Review
Extend "touch the button" Paparazzi Asteroid Blaster Baseball Catching Dodgey Duck
Unit 1 Final Project
CS Intro 2
About
Programming Language For Teachers Authors
Functions
Unplugged: Making a Sandwich Functions Intro Reducing Redundancy with Functions Using Extensions Functions Project
Tilemap
Tilemap Intro Interactions Using the Corgio Extension Tilemap Project
Logic
Logic Intro If and Else Multiplayer Booleans Validating User Input Logic in Loops Logic Project
Arrays
Arrays Intro String Arrays Sprite Arrays Tile Arrays Arrays Project
Unit 2 Review
Side Scroller Blockbuster Film Functionally the Same
Unit 2 Project
CS Intro 3
About
Where to Start Programming Language For Teachers Authors Style Case Study
Intro
Initialization Types User Input Math Operators
Structure
Logic Loops Sprites Projectiles Tilemaps Corgio Extension in JavaScript Namespaces Case Study Additions Project
Functions
Intro to Functions Parameters Return Values Function Documentation Case Study Project
Events
On Game Update Event On Game Update Interval Sprite Overlap Events Button Press Events Info Events Case Study Project
Arrays
Arrays of Numbers String Array Manipulation Arrays of Sprites Tiles Images Array Case Study Project
Unit 3 Project
CS Intro 4
About
Programming Language Style For Teachers Authors
Data Analysis
Intro to Data Operations on Data Lemonade Sale Test Studying Corgi vs Flowers
Advanced Topics
Switch Statements Anonymous Functions For Each Loops Nested Functions Optional Parameters
Group Project

Courses

A collection of courses and tutorials built for Microsoft MakeCode Arcade.

Classroom

Structured courses for teaching computer science in the classroom.

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Interested in using AP Computer Science Principles or Introduction to Computer Science with Microsoft MakeCode Arcade? You'll need to create an Educator Verified GitHub account to download them. Details on that process can be found here:

https://makecode.com/github-teacher-verification

TinkerGen GameGo-Game Programming Courses

A collection of game programming tutorials to develop kids’ graphical programming skills with TinkerGen's GameGo. The games they make in the course can run on the GameGo device! Courses are free after log in.

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Short Coding Lessons

Short lessons to get you started coding games.

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