In the third and final course of the Scratch series, students leverage their knowledge from Scratch Levels 1 and 2 to create the most advanced games yet. They delve into more sophisticated programming concepts, including the Modulo operation, to add complexity and depth to their projects. Students explore the design of a clock, requiring a solid understanding of mathematical principles such as angles. Additionally, they master the creation of nested conditional statements, enabling precise and intricate game mechanics. Through intensive use of clones, students enhance the dynamic elements of their games, including the ability to clone multiple clones simultaneously. With these advanced skills, students develop highly engaging and sophisticated games that showcase their proficiency in Scratch programming.