What this lesson teaches
Children learn basic programming concepts by designing interactive quiz games. This hands-on activity solidifies understanding of coding logic like loops and conditions while engaging them in creative game design.
Digital Literacy
Can you finish code your own quiz game in about 30 min?
Code Your Own Quiz Game
You will children learn basic programming concepts by designing interactive quiz games.
Duration30 min
Age GroupAges 13–14
DifficultyIntermediate
SubjectDigital Literacy
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The learning connection
Creating a quiz game engages students through project-based learning, allowing them to apply coding concepts in a fun context. By using tools like Scratch, they visually build their projects, reinforcing embodied cognition through active participation in programming.
Try it with your learner
1. Open your Scratch account or download the Scratch app. 2. Choose a character and a background for your quiz game. 3. Create at least 3 questions with multiple choice answers in the script. 4. Program your character to ask questions and respond based on user input. 5. Test your game with family members — can they answer correctly? 6. Share your quiz game on social media and challenge friends to play!