Some of my coding tutorials from seasons 2, 3, and 4 of my show are now streaming on Common Sense Media’s platform for kids, Sensical. Shows are 100% free on every device, and my videos are in the 8-10 category. The app is available on Roku, the Amazon App Store, the Apple App Store, Google Play, Vizio, and Samsung Smart TV.
I was honored to be included in a special report on Black teens in America by Taryn Finley, the Editor of HuffPost Black Voices.
It is Black History Month! I have a lot of great content for you this month, but first, I want to help you get a jump start on your Black History projects.
The applications for Girls Who Code Summer Programs are OPEN! In 2021, I participated in the Girls Who Code Summer Immersion Program. Check out my recap and apply today!
Let's code a fashion contest game together. I have been super busy, and I missed coding with you so much. Now that I have a break from school and gymnastics - LET'S CODE! To code with me, go to the example project linked in this article, and remix it. Then, follow along with this video.
Here are 8 ways that you can participate in GivingTuesday, even if you don't have a lot of time or money. The idea is to be generous with whatever you have.
Code along with me LIVE and make a pumpkin carving contest game! This Scratch tutorial was recorded live, and I do at least one of these each month.
This is a tutorial on how to make an icon creator in Scratch! After you make your icon, you can save it, and use it wherever you'd like. In this tutorial, I will show you how to make an icon creator that allows the player to change the eyes, hairstyle, shirt, background, and more.
I had a great time at the Girls Who Code Summer Immersion Program. Here is my video recap, and a look inside the backpack I received from Bank of America and Girls Who Code when I completed the program.
In this Scratch tutorial, we are going to be adding on to the piano game that we made in season three. By the end of this video, you will be able to record a song, play that song back, delete the song, and change the tempo. To do all of that, you're gonna need three variables and a list. If you already know how those work, great! If not, fear not, because I will be explaining all of it in this tutorial.
