Coding for Kids Scratch
by Leo Garner
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About This Book
β Do you want to learn a new and valuable skill that will help you become more tech-savvy? If yes, you might find coding to be particularly appealing as it has a bit of everything for everyone, involving creativity, logic, art, math, architecture, and problem-solving through the use of computer software. This book teaches you to code step by step through existing programming languages that you can try with your family and friends, which include multiple activities, ranging from games and drills
Our Review
This visual programming guide introduces young children to the fundamentals of computer coding through Scratch, a block-based language designed specifically for beginners. The book breaks down coding concepts into manageable, step-by-step projects that transform abstract ideas into colorful, interactive games and animations. Children learn core programming logic like sequences, loops, and conditionals by snapping together code blocks, making the process feel more like digital storytelling than a technical chore. Itβs a hands-on introduction to computational thinking that builds confidence through immediate, visual results.
What sets this resource apart is its project-based approach, where each new concept is immediately applied to creating a simple game or animation, keeping engagement high. The activities are thoughtfully designed to be collaborative, encouraging kids to work with parents, siblings, or friends, which demystifies the subject and makes learning a shared experience. This is an ideal first step for any child curious about how software is made, successfully blending creative expression with foundational problem-solving skills. It turns the screen from a passive consumption device into a canvas for invention.
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