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Studies have shown that middle school and early high school students who are new to coding do better by starting with blocked-based programming such as Scratch coding. This compressed series of Scratch classes cover beginner to advanced levels and introduces teens to all of the key coding concepts in just 12 sessions. It builds a strong foundation and prepares them for more advanced computer science courses such as Python coding.
Unlike many coding classes where kids simply follow written instructions, our classes are small and highly interactive—limited to just 3 students per class. Through an inquiry-based teaching style, our instructors guide students through a hands-on, engaging journey of creation, critical thinking, problem-solving, and mastering core computational thinking skills. Discover the fun of coding and start building today!
We recommend students in grades 2-5 who are new to coding take Scratch Ninja Class, which is designed for younger students.
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For middle school students and early high schoolers new to coding, learning Scratch is still highly beneficial. Scratch is specifically designed for young learners and helps build a strong foundation in core coding concepts.
Our Accelerated Scratch class quickly covers key programming principles, enabling students to master the essentials in just 12 sessions and be ready to move on to more advanced subjects such as Python. For students in 10th grade and above, it's often appropriate to start with our Intro to Python Coding class, depending on their comfort level and experience.
Scratch encourages kids to think step-by-step as they build their projects. By snapping blocks together to create sequences and loops, children learn how to break down problems and find solutions logically, which strengthens their critical thinking and problem-solving abilities.
Absolutely! Scratch makes coding creative and visual, so even kids who aren't super into technology find it enjoyable. It combines storytelling, art, and game design, which can appeal to a wide range of interests beyond just technology.
Classes offer live guidance from teachers who can explain concepts clearly and answer questions in real-time. They also provide a structured learning path, group interactions, and hands-on support that helps students stay motivated and understand tough topics better than self-study materials alone.
Our classes are particularly beneficial because of our project-based and inquiry based approach. Students create stories, animations, games, and other fun projects they’re excited about. Through inquiry-based learning, they’re encouraged to think critically while deepening their understanding of coding through problem-solving and reflection.
Create & Learn tailors their classes by keeping small groups of a max of 3 students only for Accelerated classes and offering one-on-one attention. Instructors adapt lessons to match each child's pace and interests, ensuring every student gets the help and challenges they need to grow confidently.
Accelerated Scratch and Scratch Ninja cover similar core coding concepts, but the key difference lies in the pace.
Accelerated Scratch is designed for middle and high school students and consists of 12 sessions, each 60 minutes long. The faster pace is because older students can grasp concepts more quickly and stay engaged.
Scratch Ninja is ideal for elementary school students, with 20 sessions that are typically 75 minutes each. The more gradual pacing provides younger learners with the time and support they need to fully understand the material.
