Morey Code Club

1. Tell me what we should do during Code Club this year by filling out this short form.
2. Choose your own adventure. Some options are below.

To "grok" something means to understand it. Work through some Ugrok "groksets" to better understand how Python works.

Code a bot to move on a grid, dodge traps, and collect items – then watch it battle others in Botty McBotface

Make a game to guess a number in the fewest tries in Guess Again.

Have you ever used a calculator and thought: "I wish this thing was meaner"? Time to build a Snarky Calculator.

Create your character with code and watch it encounter others in Character Clash!

Battle in RPS Arena! Code your own Rock-Paper-Scissors fighter and watch it battle on the big screen.

Play Pixel Poke! Write JavaScript to paint pixels on the big screen (and steal pixels from other students).

Work on coding basics in Javascript with Mono the Code Monkey in Code Club Quest and Quest II.

Watch code run step by step and learn how loops and conditionals work in ugrok.

Slice flying emojis in Emoji Ninja! Fix the bugs, add new emojis, change the physics, or invent your own rules.

Hack on Kookie Klicker to create your own crazy clone of the classic Cookie Clicker.

Hack on your own clone of Geometry Dash called M Dash.

Talk to Alex to try some fun coding games on his laptop: Human Resource Machine and 7 Billion Humans.

Challenge each other to a typing race and work on improving your speed at keybr.com.

Play with the Arduino and make a blinky light circuit. Talk to Alex to get started and follow the directions here.

Try the coding games at blockly.games. See how far you can get as the games get more advanced.

Write and run Python code in your browser with step-by-step projects in Python Playground.