Scratch Course

A block-based programming language for the youngest learners

For Kids

Trial Lesson

What is Scratch

Scratch is a block-based programming language that clearly introduces fundamental programming concepts such as variables, loops, data types, conditionals, and more. It’s an ideal tool for those taking their first steps into programming. The best age to start is 6 years old.

Why is Scratch perfect for children?

Instead of typing complex commands, kids use colorful blocks, like LEGO pieces.

Kids see the results of their actions immediately. Connect two blocks and the character (sprite) responds instantly. No compiling or long loading.

It's not just about logic. Kids create their own characters, record voices and sounds, tell stories, compose music, make cartoons, and of course — build games.

Kids can publish their projects on the official website, receive feedback and “likes” from children all over the world. They can explore other projects, study how they’re made, and even remix them.

Clear Interface

Instant Results

Creative Expression

Global Community

Our Learning Program

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Students will learn how Scratch works, explore the interface and basic tools. They’ll create simple animations and projects such as “Clicker” and “Penguins”.

Exploring loops, variables, and conditional operators through themed games and projects. Students will learn about coordinates and sensors.

Students will apply all their skills to build advanced games like “Farm,” “Racing,” or “Flappy Bird,” and present their work in a final showcase.

Expanding skills in game and multimedia project creation. Projects will include “Maze,” “Ping Pong,” music-backed animations, and quizzes.

Scratch Basics

Algorithms & Logic

Games & Multimedia

Final Projects & Creativity

The course is divided into 4 thematic blocks. At the end of each block, students present final projects that showcase all the material they’ve learned.

A personalized learning plan tailored to the unique needs and goals of your child.

Support from experienced mentors and opportunities for team-based projects.

Qualified instructors with technical higher education.

What Will Your Child Learn?

Identify and fix errors in logical sequences

Create and use variables to store information (e.g. scores, lives, speed)

Develop programs that make decisions using conditional statements

Launch scripts based on specific events

Create step-by-step instructions to guide a character to complete tasks, understanding that a computer follows commands in a strict order

Example Projects

In this project, students learn how to control sprite movement, use sensors, loops, conditionals, and variables for game logic. They'll also add sound effects and object interactions.

Students create dynamic sprite control using “Events,” “Control,” and “Variables” blocks. They develop game mechanics with obstacles, randomization, and score tracking.

Ping-Pong

Flappy Bird

Elena

Mother of student Ivan

"Studytech is simply amazing! I never imagined programming could be this engaging. I say this as a mom who regularly watches the lessons. Every class is an exciting journey — everything is explained so clearly that even I understand it, and I’m far from programming. Within a few months, Ivan learned to make his own mini-games in Scratch. You guys are the best!"

Artem

Python Course Student

"I really enjoy learning programming with Konstantin, and I especially like the people in our group. We quickly became friends and now help each other with assignments and create awesome projects together. The lessons are always fun, and the atmosphere is very friendly. Highly recommend!"

Anna

Mother of student Alexey

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Grigoriy

Student (Individual lessons)

"I’ve been learning Python with Nikolai for two years now. We started with the basics, and now I’m working on my first GUI application using the Tkinter library. It’s great to see how something small has grown into a real educational project — they’re true professionals!"

Individual or group lessons — choose what suits you best.

Give your child the opportunity to learn programming in a clear and practical way with plenty of hands-on experience!

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