Coding for kids

Basics for any language, be it human or machine, can be easily grasped and stored in the young age.

Kids Age Coding provides simple tutorials to understand, develop and reuse the basics of coding using the Scratch 3.0 platform.

Coding develops Logical thinking, Structuring, Sequencing and Algorithmic thinking while making animation, designing games in a fun-filled way. The same concepts of logic, structure, sequence can then be applied in real-life situations.

Who can enroll?

• Any individual aspiring to learn coding can enroll
• Parents or teachers who want their children to learn coding skills and most fun
• Kids and beginners who want to learn to code games, make animations
• Anyone new to programming who doesn't know where to start

About Scratch

Scratch is a block-based visual programming language developed by the MIT Media Lab and website focused primarily at kids to help learn code. Users can create online projects using a block-like interface to program your own interactive stories, games, and animations just by working on the Scratch’s website.

As of September 2020, community statistics on the language's official website show more than 59 million projects shared by over 58 million users, and almost 36 million monthly website visits.