Aditya Verma

As a parent of a 5-year-old, I liked that the weekly ScratchJr projects (stories, animations, simple games) are short and project-based and that you can join any week; the 45-minute sessions kept things focused, but at times the pace felt a bit fast for a complete beginner and I wished for a little more in-session guidance for parents. Device compatibility info (iPad/Android/Chromebook) was useful.

My child, who is 4, really enjoyed the hands-on projects like the space-themed rocket and the mini maze. I appreciated that sessions focus on sequencing, loops/repeats, events, and basic debugging in playful ways, and that themes rotate each week so beginners won’t fall behind.

We liked the variety of short, achievable projects in the ScratchJr Coding Club; the 45-minute weekly meetings encouraged storytelling, character design, and simple game mechanics (chase games, color/background animations) that felt age-appropriate for 4–7 year olds. The rotating, seasonal themes kept things fresh.