Mario Game in Scratch | Computer Science School Project | Coding for Kids I AI school project

Step into the world of beginner coding with Lishika as she demonstrates how she built her very own custom Mario bounce game using Scratch for her school computer science project! 💻🎮 In this video, Lishika walks viewers through the step-by-step process of block programming, including setting up sprites, programming motion blocks using X and Y coordinates, adding keyboard controls (Space key to drop), and managing scores and "Game Over" logic. What You'll Learn in This Video: Introduction to Scratch Programming: Getting started with block coding for beginners. Sprite & Background Setup: Designing interactive elements like Abby and the baseball bounce. Motion & Event Scripting: Using When green flag clicked, Glide, and coordinate changes. Game Logic: Coding interactive scoring rules and obstacle collision handling. Who Is This Video For? Students (Classes 4 to 8): Learning basic coding, computer science, and looking for school project ideas. Parents & Teachers: Seeking creative, student-led tech demonstrations for school exhibitions and lab activities. If you found this coding tutorial helpful, make sure to LIKE, SHARE, and SUBSCRIBE for more fun school project ideas!