Join Scratch Coding Camps to design your own cool games
Scratch coding is one of the best ways to start your child's coding adventure. Scratch is a beginner-friendly, drag-and-drop coding language designed by MIT. It’s easy to use, and helps kids learn coding concepts, without worrying about syntax errors. Very quickly, kids are able to make awesome animations, and see the rewards of their new skills! Scratch camps provide a way to build these essential coding skills with the help of a live instructor in a collaborative small group environment. Check out summer Scratch camps, spring camps, winter and more to find a camp that works for you.
Our free Scratch coding camp helps students learn the basics of the Scratch programming platform with personalized guidance. Students can tap into their creativity and build their first program! This virtual camp is led live online by an experienced instructor, and has just 5 total students per camp, to foster a friendly environment.
In this free Scratch class, learn the basics of how to use the Scratch block-coding interface. Experience our fun live online class with an awesome teacher. Enjoy programs created by other students, and work together to build a fun game of your own!
Join Create & Learn Scratch coding camps to grow your creativity as you make fun arcade games and much more.
Online Scratch coding camps provide a fun way to keep learning any time of the year. Scratch skills can kick off a future engineering career. And a camp - with personalized instruction from a live expert - is a great format for seeing whether your child enjoys it!
Here are a few ways learning Scratch coding can benefit your student:
If you're curious about how to pick the best place to begin learning Scratch Coding, here are a few quick tips to get you started in the right camp:
Scratch is a free global coding language designed for kids. It features a simple visual interface that allows young people to create digital stories, games, and animations.
Check out tons of fun tutorials to create all sorts of projects in Scratch, and take advantage of other resources like live classes