Coding in Scratch

Create stories, games, and animations while learning to code.

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Ages:

  • 6 - 9 years old

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Locations:

  • Huntingdon Valley

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Schedule:

  • Wed - 5:30 pm

  • Sat - 11 am

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Price:

  • $40 per class

  • $140 per month

Duration:

  • 60 minutes

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What Kids Will Learn

  • Create games and interactive stories using Scratch’s drag-and-drop blocks.

  • Understand coding basics like loops, variables, and events.

  • Learn how to plan and build projects step by step.

  • Build creativity and storytelling skills while coding characters and animations.

  • Practice problem-solving by fixing mistakes and improving their projects.

Why Scratch Coding is Great for Kids

  • 🎮 Fun & Engaging
    Scratch feels like a game — kids move colorful blocks of code to make characters act, talk, and play.

  • 💡 Coding Basics Made Simple
    Students learn real programming concepts without complicated syntax.

  • 🎨 Creativity & Storytelling
    They can design their own stories, animations, and games from scratch (literally!).

  • 🤔 Problem-Solving
    Debugging is built into the process — kids learn persistence and logical thinking.

Who’s Teaching This Class

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    Tatiana Fesenko

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What Parents Say

  • "It’s great to see coding explained in a way kids actually enjoy."

    — Victoria L., parent