Code Club Book Of Scratch Out Now With Free Shipping
By Ashley Seager. Posted
The first ever Code Club book is here. Alongside Magic glasses and an awesome sticker pack!
The first ever Code Club book is here! With it, you’ll learn how to code using Scratch, the block-based programming language. In each chapter you’ll find instructions to build cool games, animations, and interactive stories. Your friendly robot guide will aid you step-by-step through each project and give you handy tips along the way.
Code Club tutorials – learn how to code in Scratch
• Learn to code using Scratch, the block-based language
• Follow step-by-step guides to create games and animations
• Use the magic glasses to reveal secret hints
• The spiral binding allows the book to lay flat
• Includes 24 exclusive Code Club stickers!
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