Rakesh V.

At 11 she quickly picked up Arduino basics and loved building LED projects while learning variables and loops during the short weekly 35-minute sessions.

My 6-year-old had a blast in this 10-week Scratch Jr: Marvel Superhero Game Creation course. The 50-minute weekly sessions were the perfect length to keep her focused while she built action games, maze challenges, and collection mechanics—she loved customizing characters and practicing debugging. I appreciated the mix of demonstrations, guided coding, and peer sharing; she gained confidence with movement, messages, timing, and simple game logic.

Our 12-year-old has been doing this beginner-friendly Arduino course and is really engaged by the hands-on LED and sensor projects. The 35-minute lessons once a week over 16 weeks fit his attention span, and the pacing made the C++ basics—variables, loops and arrays—easy to follow. I like that it combines basic electronics with coding in a practical way.

At 11 she quickly picked up Arduino basics and loved building LED projects while learning variables and loops during the short weekly 35-minute sessions.