Coding
Choosing the best programming language for kids can feel overwhelming, especially for parents new to coding. Two popular options—Python and Java—often top the list. But when it comes to learning to code for the first time, which one is the better choice? Let’s break down the differences
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Assignment Task: Create a Bouncing Ball Simulation using the Glide Random Block, Point in Direction, and Events. Steps: 1. Choose a Ball Sprite (e.g., basketball, soccer ball, or any round object). 2. Set Initial Position: Move the ball to the center of the stage (X: 0, Y: 0). 3.
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📝 Task 1: The Floating Balloon 🎈 🔹 Create a Balloon Sprite that slowly moves up and down continuously using Glide inside a Forever loop. Steps: 1️⃣ Add a Balloon sprite and set its starting position using Go to X-Y. 2️⃣ Make it move up using Glide 2 secs to (same X, Y+
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📌 Task 1: Jumping Star ⭐ 🔹 Goal: Make a star sprite jump to random positions when clicked. Steps to Follow: 1️⃣ Open Scratch and choose a Star sprite (or any object of your choice). 2️⃣ Use the "Go to Random Position" block to make it teleport when clicked. 3️⃣ Add
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1. Switch Costume & Next Costume Blocks Costumes are different appearances of a sprite. A sprite can have multiple costumes to show different looks, like a character walking, dancing, or changing expressions. * Switch Costume Block: * Instantly changes the sprite’s look to a specific costume. * You must select a costume
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1. Motion Blocks & Events (Class 5 Recap) Glide Random Block * Definition: Moves a sprite smoothly to a random location over a set duration. * Why use it? * Creates natural movement in animations and games. * Adds randomness to sprite behavior. * Example: Making a ball move to different places randomly. Point in
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1. Keypress Events Definition: A keypress event happens when you press a key on your keyboard, and the sprite follows an action. It tells Scratch to listen for a key and respond to it. Why use it? * Keypress events help make games and animations interactive. * They allow players to control
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Understanding Motion Blocks & Events 1. Glide Random Block Definition: The Glide Random Block moves a sprite smoothly to a random location on the stage over a set duration. Why use it? * Makes movement look natural and animated. * Helps create randomness in games and interactive projects. Example: {Show by implementing
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Introduction Every parent wants to see their child succeed—not just academically, but with confidence and curiosity. But for many kids, subjects like Math and English can feel overwhelming. That’s why at Debe Learning, we focus on 1-on-1 personalized tutoring that meets each child at their level. One of
1. What is Rounding Off? Why do we Round Off numbers? We round off numbers to make them easier to read and work with. It’s like saying “about how much” instead of giving the exact number. 🔸 For example: If a number is 492, we can round it off to
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Introduction Math anxiety is real, and for many kids, it begins early. Whether it’s confusion around new topics, a lack of confidence, or difficulty keeping up in class, these challenges often leave both students and parents feeling helpless. Group classes and one-size-fits-all apps just don’t provide the support
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Revision: Motion Blocks Overview 1. Introduction to Scratch & Basic Motion Blocks * Move Block: This block helps to move the sprite in steps in X-axis. (positive numbers → right direction, negative numbers → left direction). * Try It: Drag a Move [10] Steps block and click it. Change the value to -10 to