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This is the second title in The QuestKids children's series that is designed to make learning fun for children.

Coding with Scratch - Create Awesome Platform Games (US English edition) shows kids how to create amazing platform games with Scratch.

They will learn how to:

• Use code to make a series of games where sprites leap from platform to platform.
• Design different levels, draw graphics, and make simple animations.
• Use variables to keep the score and to simulate gravity in games.
• Make code blocks and functions.
• Add sound to bring games to life.

Starting with an introduction about how Scratch works, this book is suitable for beginners but with lots of tips, challenges, and extensions for experienced Scratch coders.

To create the games in this book, children will need a desktop computer or a laptop. The games require a proper keyboard so will not work well on a tablet or iPad. It is recommended that children should be supervised when using the internet, especially when using a new website.

This is the U.S. English edition.

Max
Wainewright is an experienced computing teacher and has
taught in the U.K. and in Singapore. Max has worked with national government
agencies and local councils to support and inspect technology in schools. He
teaches coding part-time in a London primary school, and runs an innovation
group supporting other local schools. Max has a Computer Science degree and has
significant experience of working in the EdTech industry. He co-founded one of
the most successful small UK EdTech companies, and developed award-winning
software that has been used by over 90% of UK primary schools. He has provided
his expertise as an Educational Software consultant for major companies
including Discovery and LEGO. Max has written dozens of books teaching kids to
code. Many of these are top-sellers, reaching 100,000s of kids, and have been
translated into over 20 languages.