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Scratch Coding Classes for Kids
Ages: 7-19
Format: Online & In-Person
Duration: Hourly Lessons or Week-long Camps
With Scratch, kids learn to code using drag-and-drop or block-based coding, which allows them to explore fundamental concepts and create their own animated games and stories!
As opposed to text-based coding, Scratch offers bright visuals and engaging design to elevate the learning process—making it a popular online and in-person course option for young coders. Continue reading or get started with the buttons below:
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Scratch Online Courses & Summer Learning
Coding Camp: Virtual Robotics and Scratch
iD Tech Camps | Weeklong | Ages 7–9
Coding with Scratch and VEX Virtual Robotics
Virtual Tech Camps | Weeklong | Ages 7–9
Scratch Tutoring
Online Private Lessons | 60-minutes | Ages 7-19

How is Scratch coding different from other coding experiences?
As mentioned, Scratch teaches coding through drag-and-drop code blocks for a visual learning experience, making it extremely popular among the different kids' coding languages.
Rather than dealing with the complexities of traditional text-based coding, Scratch "chunks" up the coding experience through motion blocks (to control movement), looks blocks (to change a sprite's appearance), and sound blocks (to add sounds).
These "sprites" as mentioned above can be thought of as the game's images and can be created within Scratch as well, allowing kids to design with a number of artistic tools.
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