Teens Teach: Mini SCRATCH Hackathon

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Santa Clara City Library - Youth Services

Do you know how to program in Scratch? The Library is hosting a mini NON-competitive event for students to practice their skills and collaborate with others. Participants will code a video game using Scratch. You can come with friends or team up with new people at the event. Each team of 2 to 3 people will have a chance to try each other's games and mingle. Snacks and lunch provided. Door prizes will be awarded!
Requirements: Basic proficiency in Scratch. Attendees are required to bring their own laptop with Scratch already downloaded. Participants cannot use programs they have already created. All programs must be original and created during the Hackathon.
This program is for students in grades 7-9 ONLY.
Teens Teach is a series of library programs for children led by local high school and college students who are motivated to share their talents, knowledge, and creativity in a fun and hands on way.
This program is made possible with support the Yahoo Employee Foundation.
Attention Parents: Your child's attendance at any Santa Clara City Library sponsored event constitutes your permission for their photograph to be used for promotional purposes.

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