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This is part of a series of lessons developing coding skills with Scratch - this lesson will take you through basic events and control code blocks.

In this lesson students will learn how to use costumes to dynamically change the look of sprites within a Scratch project.

The second in a series of lessons developing coding skills with Scratch - this lesson will take you through the basic motion control blocks.

A coding lesson teaching students how to start making music of their own using Scratch - a perfect way to engage learners with coding and music.

This lesson teaches the basics of graphics effects in Scratch, giving learners a toolkit of techniques to use in animations, games and other programming projects.

This lesson explains how and why to clone sprites in Scratch, giving examples and plenty of opportunity to investigate and practise using clones in programming.

This lesson allows learners to get to grips with using equality and inequalities within programming. They will learn how the relevant Scratch code blocks are used for this.

This lesson focuses on teaching learners how to use key presses to collect user input and trigger events and collect user input in Scratch.

This lesson allows learners to get to grips with using addition and subtraction within programming. They will learn how the relevant Scratch code blocks are used for this.

This is an introductory lesson to explain how to add sounds to an animation or other Scratch project.

This lesson is an introduction to using if and if/else blocks in a Scratch project.

This lesson teaches students to use speech and thought bubbles with sprites in a Scratch project.

This lesson focuses on sharing a code project, giving learners the chance to create and share a basic game using Scratch.

This lesson explains in depth how to initialise a project using event handlers, giving examples and allowing learners to investigate techniques that they will need in a variety of programming projects.

This lesson gives a detailed introduction to the different wait code blocks available in Scratch programming.

This lesson gives learners experience in using event handlers to trigger code in Scratch, as well as providing a more general grounding for programming in other languages.

Understanding how to ask for and respond to user input is a crucial skill in coding and this lesson introduces it to Scratch programmers.

A lesson showing learners how to use touching colours to develop an interactive game in class. One of a series of lessons teaching Scratch programming from the very basic to advanced principles.

This lesson is all about broadcasting and receiving messages as a means of transmitting information and signals between different sprites in Scratch. This introduces learners to some techniques that are useful in more advanced programming.

This lesson is about using timers in Scratch projects. Students can use a timer to control an animation that they have designed and programmed.