★Programming manual for kids ages 6-10, Scratch3.0 is a great tool for getting started with practice!
★University programming lecturer to provide professional tips, let children know more about the mysteries of professional programming!

Titles in this series: Coding Onstage; Coding on the Playground; Coding at the Zoo; Coding in the City; Coding at the Waterpark; Coding in the Science Lab; Coding at the Grocery Store; Coding in the Cafeteria

The Coding in the Science Lab book presents early learners with a science lab story challenge they can solve using Scratch 3. Simple text and instructional images guide students to deepen their understanding of coding. Readers learn about coordinates, movement, sprite characteristics, events, and more. Book is aligned to curriculum standards and includes extension activities and opportunities for students to customize and experiment with their code. Call outs on each page help students grasp the conceptual understanding behind the code block. Book includes table of contents, glossary of keywords, index, and author biography.

Help Rudy the Robot conduct an experiment!
You will learn:
●　How to send and receive broadcasts
●　How to change the size and color effects of sprites
●　How to set up loops with Repeat code blocks
●　How to show and hide sprites
●　How to arrange objects in layers
●　How to add sound

Colleen van Lent
　　Colleen　teaches coding and Web design at the University of Michigan School of Information. She has three cool kids and a dog named Bacon.She wishes she could touch her toes.

Kristin Fontichiaro
　　Kristin　teaches at the University of Michigan School of Information.She likes working with kids on creative projects from coding to sewing to junk　box inventions. She has written or edited almost 100 books for kids.