Dance Party Code a Dance Party to share with friends and family. Featuring Beyoncé, Harry Styles, Lizzo, Lil Nas X, Selena Gomez, music from Disney's "Encanto," and more! Grades 2-8 | Blocks Kodable (pre-readers welcome) Pre-reader - Grade 5 | Blocks | All modern browsers, iPad app Make Shapes with Code Pre-reader + | JavaScript, Language independent (can be taught in multiple languages) Middle School High School Hour of Code Beyond Code.org Online Community Technical Requirements Tools and Videos Documentation IDEs Sprite Lab Web Lab Game Lab App Lab Concepts If you are interested in licensing Code.org materials for commercial purposes, contact us. No video? Show notes. Your teacher didn't expect you to be here. Please ask your teacher which lesson you should be on. Go to unit overview Video: Intro to Code Studio Download Video Continue Privacy Policy You'll be using blocks of code to choose different dancers, change their dance moves, make them respond to the music, and make them interactive. As you code your dance party, you'll get to work with Artificial Intelligence to generate cool backgrounds. The instructions for each level will be up here at the top of the screen. All Rights Reserved. DreamWorks The Bad Guys © 2025 DreamWorks Animation LLC. All Rights Reserved. Paramount Pictures Transformers One © 2025 Paramount Pictures. All Rights Reserved. © Code.org, 2025. Code.org®, the CODE logo, Hour of Code® and CS Discoveries® are trademarks of Code.org. Built on GitHub from Microsoft The sprite as drawn on screen. In this case, our sprite is located at (200, 200), the center of the screen, and has been assigned the animation "bunny" The createSprite() block, which creates a new sprite at (200, 200) and assigns it to the variable label my_bunny. Note that just creating the sprite doesn't yet draw it on the screen. That will happen later. The sprite.setAnimation() block