Tiny Techies
Start with basic computer skills and create simple Scratch games and stories.
Game & animation projects
- Scratch Basics
- Create Your Own Story
- Mouse Chase Game
- Dance Party
- Dodge the Ghost
A First Coding Skill
Scratch Coding for Kids
Fun & Interactive Coding Classes for Kids
Drag-and-drop coding blocks make programming easy and fun. Kids create games, animations and interactive stories in live online classes.
Overview
What Is Scratch Coding?
Scratch is a free visual programming language from the MIT Media Lab. It uses drag-and-drop coding blocks, making Scratch programming easy for kids to learn while unleashing their creativity. With our online Scratch coding courses for kids, young learners build Scratch coding games, design animations and tell interactive stories, improving problem-solving skills through fun, hands-on projects at every skill level.
- Ages
- 6 – 14
- Taught in
- 3 courses
- Classes
- Live online
- Style
- Block coding
Where We Teach It
Courses That Teach Scratch Coding
Scratch is a core focus of our younger programs, building creativity and logical thinking step by step.
Ages 6-7 Ages 8-10 Junior Inventors
Explore Scratch projects combined with AI, robotics and 3D modeling for a solid tech foundation.
Game & animation projects
- Farm Animals
- Haunted House
- Name Animations
- Meteor Shower
- Dino Jump
Ages 11-14 Code Champions
Dive into more advanced projects, designing complex games and animations.
Game & animation projects
- Haunted House
- Name Animations
- Maze Game
- Dino Jump
- Cat and Mouse
Skills Path
Key Skills You’ll Learn
Core block-coding concepts, learned one fun project at a time.
Step 1: Coding Blocks
Drag, drop, run
Step 2: Sequencing
Steps in the right order
Step 3: Loops
Repeat with ease
Step 4: Events & Triggers
Make things react
Step 5: Motion Control
Move your sprites
Step 6: Conditions
If this, then that
Step 7: Complete Games
Play and share
Student Creations
What Can You Create?
Kids turn their ideas into projects they can play and share.
Games
Mazes, chase games, shooters and score-based challenges.
Animations
Animate favourite characters, names and dance parties.
Interactive Stories
Stories where the reader chooses what happens next.
Music & Art
Projects with sound effects, music and drawings in code.
Our Approach
How Junior Coderz Teaches Scratch
Step-by-step lessons keep kids motivated while they learn Scratch by building.
Live, Engineer-Led Classes
Expert instructors make coding on Scratch fun and easy to follow.
Step-by-Step Lessons
Each lesson adds one new idea, so kids always feel confident.
Hands-On Projects
Every class ends with something kids made themselves.
Quizzes & Feedback
Quizzes, class summaries and monthly feedback keep progress on track.
Benefits
Why Learn Scratch?
Creativity & Imagination
Plan and design unique games and projects.
Problem-Solving
Break coding tasks into simple block-based steps.
Collaboration
Share ideas and learn in a friendly environment.
A Coding Head Start
The perfect first step before Python and beyond.
Scratch builds the basics behind
- Game development
- Animation
- App design
- Python programming
Ready to Start YourScratch Coding Journey?
Join Junior Coderz and learn Scratch coding with expert engineer instructors in a fun, supportive and engaging environment.
Book a Free Trial Class
FAQs
Scratch Coding: Common Questions
What is Scratch coding?
Scratch is a visual programming language where kids snap together drag-and-drop coding blocks to create games, animations and interactive stories.
What age is Scratch good for?
Scratch is taught from age 6 in Tiny Techies, and continues in Junior Inventors (8-10) and Code Champions (11-14).
What programming language does Scratch use?
Scratch uses block-based coding: instead of typing, kids connect blocks that represent code. Programming in Scratch teaches the same logic as text languages like Python.
Is this the same as MIT Scratch?
Yes. Kids use Scratch, the free coding tool made at MIT, so they can keep building and sharing their projects at home too.
Does my child need any experience?
No. Our Scratch lessons start from the very basics and build up step by step.
Can we try a class first?
Yes. Book a free 60-minute trial class, taught live by one of our engineer instructors.