But in Scratch, building a program is more like snapping Legos together. Many programming languages use a lot of typed commands. This is good news because it means a student's program will not fail because they put a comma in the wrong place or misspelled a word. In fact, there is very little typing in Scratch. Their process of building code will rely more on creating a logical path than on typing out precise commands. Scratch is a wonderful way to introduce kids to coding and computer science technology because its block-based language minimizes frustration for early coders. Scratch coding is a language developed by teachers, students, and researchers at MIT. I also have a free lesson geared more towards 7th-10th. Looking for resources on coding for kids? Scratch coding is a free online tool used to introduce students to the logic of computer programming, but without all the typing! Let’s dive into the details of coding with Scratch, and I’ll give you my free Scratch lesson! This particular lesson was designed for grades 3rd-6th, but it can be used with learners of all ages.
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