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Ages 6–9: Visual, Drag-and-Drop Programming

These are beginner-friendly and focus on logic, storytelling, and game creation.

Scratch (by MIT)

  • Drag-and-drop interface.
  • Teaches coding logic, sequences, loops, conditionals.
  • Great for animations, games, and interactive stories.

Code.org Courses (e.g., Course B, Course C)

  • Game-based learning using visual blocks.
  • Used widely in schools.

Tynker

  • Similar to Scratch, but with more structured lessons and premium content.

Ages 10–13: Transition to Typed Code

Scratch + Python or JavaScript (with guidance)
  • Start introducing text-based programming.

Use platforms like:

  • Blockly Games
  • CodeCombat (Python/JavaScript)
  • Tynker (Python modules)
  • Minecraft Modding with MakeCode or Python
  • Microsoft MakeCode uses block and JavaScript views.
  • Great for engaging kids through gaming.

Ages 14–17: Real-World Programming

Python (Highly recommended)

  • Easy syntax.
  • Widely used in AI, web, automation, and data science.

Use tools like:

  • Trinket
  • Replit
  • Thonny (local IDE)

JavaScript

  • For building web pages and interactive content.
  • Use platforms like Glitch or CodePen.

HTML/CSS

  • Often taught alongside JavaScript.
  • Good intro to web development.

Ages 18–20: Career/College Preparation

  • Python (continued)
  • Java (often used in AP Computer Science courses)
  • C++ (for understanding low-level computing or game development)
  • Swift (for iOS apps) or Kotlin (for Android apps) if mobile development is interesting.
  • SQL (for database basics)
  • Git/GitHub (for real-world

Age Language/Tool Notes

6–9 Scratch, Code.org Visual, story-based, fun
10–13 Python (guided), MakeCode Intro to typing, logic development
14–17 Python, JavaScript, HTML/CSS Real coding for web/apps/games
18–20 Python, Java, C++, Swift/Kotlin College & career prep