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Kids of any age can learn to code - even kindergarteners!

We provide a few resources for getting set up with a Minecraft server and modding. Assembly likely required.

Coding doesn't have to start in high school, but young kids also aren't ready for Scratch. Check out this guide for the products that we use with our youngest learners.

There are tons of programming languages out there and for a beginner it’s sometimes hard to keep track or know where to start. In this guide, we will explore 6 different languages, their uses, and pros and cons of using them. Under each language, there is an example of what a “Hello World” program would look like, to give you a feel for the language.

Are you interested in getting started in your first "official" programming language after Scratch and learning other basics? If so, we highly recommend Python. Check out this useful guide for tips and tricks to get started.

ScratchJr is a fantastic resource that all young coders should be using. But what is ScratchJr, and why shouldn't your child just move into Scratch? This post answers those questions, and it contains 7 introductory projects that will help your child be prepared for creating stories and animations in ScratchJr.