Scratch for Kids & Teens
The perfect first step into coding, built for young beginners.
Scratch uses colorful, drag-and-drop blocks instead of typed code, making it the ideal starting point for a young child's very first experience with programming. Lessons are live and 1-on-1, so your child gets full attention while building real games and animations from the very first session.
Scratch syllabus overview
- Getting comfortable with the Scratch interface
- Sequencing — putting blocks in the right order to make things happen
- Loops and repeating actions
- Events and interactivity — making things respond to clicks and keys
- Combining blocks to build a simple game
- Creating and sharing an animated story or game
Is Scratch right for your child?
Young children, typically ages 7-10, taking their very first steps into programming.
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What age is this course really for?
It's designed for roughly ages 7-10, though the teacher adjusts pace for any younger or older beginner.
Does my child need to read well?
Basic reading helps, but Scratch is built around visual blocks, so heavy reading isn't required.
What comes after Scratch?
Many students move on to Python or Roblox Studio once they're comfortable with core programming logic.
Is the trial lesson for Scratch free?
Yes — 100% free, no credit card required, and no obligation to continue afterward.
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