Scratch

We’ve compiled some fun Scratch exercises for kids that will help them to master Scratch and be equipped to tackle more advanced projects in the future. Read on to find fun challenges that involve flying, changing colors, noises, and more!

Scratch is a visual programming language and website designed for coding novices in primary and secondary education. This language is loved by many, but is Scratch coding free?

To code on Scratch you drag and drop blocks to place them together to make your program. Today we'll reveal more about how you program on Scratch, categories of Scratch blocks to use, and basics steps for getting started. Plus, we'll share some fun beginner projects!

Scratch is great for coding! Scratch is a free helpful tool, developed by the MIT Media Lab, for learning how to code. It is a visual block-based programming language that is designed to be easy to use and understand, especially for beginners.

One of the coolest features of Scratch is its ability to play sounds from a vast sound library. To take a dive into this functionality, in this tutorial, we will be learning how to make a keyboard-controlled piano in Scratch that can play the song “Twinkle Twinkle Little Star.”

As winter approaches, you may find yourself in the mood to create winter-themed projects in Scratch. But, of course, no winter project would be complete without falling snow! In this tutorial, we will show you how to create falling snow in Scratch that will spice up any project. Let’s get coding!

Want to make really cool, creative Scratch games? Need some ideas? Today we’ll explore some of Griffpatch’s Scratch projects from a platformer where you have to eat all the right fish to a challenging Mario-style game with checkpoints!