01
The starting line
Wake up your sprite
Tell your character what to do when somebody clicks the green flag.
- Learn Events
- Make Your sprite move
Coding club for curious minds
Make things that move.
Build games, stories and tiny surprises with friendly step-by-step Scratch missions. No tricky typing. Just ideas, blocks and brilliant experiments.
- 3
- quick missions
- 1
- game to create
- ∞
- ways to remix it
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I can code!
⚑ when green flag clicked
move 10 steps
play sound pop
Pick your starting point
What do you want to make today?
Your learning path
Three small missions. One proper game.
Every mission has a clear goal, a chance to test your idea and a bonus if you want to go further.
02
Keep going
Build a bouncy world
Use a loop to keep your sprite moving — then stop it escaping off the edge.
- Learn Loops
- Make A bouncing character
03
Game on
Collect snack points
Give your game a score and make it change when your character finds a treat.
- Learn Variables
- Make A score challenge
Mission lab
Think first. Then test it.
Good coders do not always get it right first time. They make a prediction, test their code and improve it.
1 Predict→2 Build→3 Test→4 Remix
Quick check
What will this code do?
⚑ when clickedrepeat 3move 10 steps
Choose an answer to check your prediction.
No lectures. More making.
How a Starter Code mission works
See it
Meet one coding idea in normal, everyday language.
Try it
Follow a few visual blocks in Scratch and test what happens.
Remix it
Change something small, then make the project yours.
For teachers, parents and club leaders
Ready-to-use, but never one-size-fits-all.
Use the missions in a lesson, a coding club or at home. Each one gives children a core task and an optional extension, so every learner has somewhere exciting to go next.
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