Scratch Programming Course for Kids

Getting Started with Scratch

Learn to Code Through Play.

Course Overview

Welcome to Websdew Kids' Scratch Programming Course — an exciting, beginner-friendly coding journey crafted specifically for children aged 7 to 12. Scratch is a globally recognized visual programming language developed by MIT that enables kids to create stories, animations, games, and interactive projects by snapping together code blocks — like virtual LEGO bricks!

In this 4-week course, children learn the foundations of computer science in a playful, hands-on way. Each session introduces new concepts such as sequences, loops, conditions, and events. By the end of the course, students will be able to create their own simple games and animations, boosting their creativity and logical thinking.

Unlike traditional code-heavy environments, Scratch provides a colorful and intuitive platform that makes programming accessible and fun — no typing or syntax errors to worry about. This course not only builds early coding skills but also improves children's storytelling, problem-solving, and digital literacy, preparing them for more advanced languages like Python in the future. Whether your child dreams of building games, animating characters, or simply wants a creative outlet that’s screen-smart and skill-building — this course is the perfect first step.

Meet Your Instructor

Ms. Narges M.

BSc in Computer Engineering

8+ years of experience in teaching coding to kids.

Ms. Narges is a certified STEM educator and child development mentor who brings warmth, structure, and excitement into every session. With a playful approach to teaching, she ensures every child feels seen, supported, and successful — even if it’s their first time coding.

What Will Your Child Learn?

• How to use the Scratch interface and drag-and-drop blocks
• Create interactive stories with dialogue and motion
• Animate characters (sprites) with logic-based actions
• Design and build their first game (e.g., maze runner or clicker game)
• Understand core programming concepts: events, loops, conditions, variables
• Learn how to debug, test, and improve their own projects
• Present and share their project with peers and parents