Break big ideas
into little steps.
Turn “I want to make a game” into a plan. Practice the clear, logical thinking behind coding—and better questions for AI.
✳ FOR THE NEXT GENERATION OF CREATORS
Their imagination is the starting point. We help them build what comes next—with free, live coding classes for curious kids ages 10 and up.
MORE THAN WHAT’S ON THE SCREEN
AI can generate code. Knowing what to create, asking good questions, and checking whether something works? That’s where your child comes in.
Turn “I want to make a game” into a plan. Practice the clear, logical thinking behind coding—and better questions for AI.
Test what happens. Find the bug. Try another way. Build the habit of checking an answer, even when a computer gives it.
Make characters, stories, and games that feel like them. Technology becomes something they can shape with their own imagination.
A first step in coding. A lasting invitation to think for themselves.
ONE SMALL COURSE. ONE BIG “I DID IT.”
Scratch makes coding visual. Kids snap colorful blocks together to bring their ideas to life, without getting stuck on typing or syntax.
Across four live sessions, we’ll build one game together. Each week adds a new skill, a new challenge, and a little more confidence.
See what we’ll makeYour first game in four weeks.
Your guide to the “aha!” moments.MEET THEIR FIRST CODING GUIDE
A coder, a teacher, and a believer that a little curiosity can lead to something wonderful.
Madison Cheung brings more than eight years of coding experience and over two years of experience teaching computer science. She has passed AP Computer Science exams and brings both technical knowledge and teaching experience to Codeventors.
Her goal is to make that first step feel approachable: a place to ask questions, experiment, make mistakes, and turn “I can’t do this yet” into “Look what I made.”
FOR THE GROWN-UPS
First classes come with questions.
We’re happy to help.
Yes. All Codeventors courses are free, including this four-session Scratch course. There’s no payment information to enter and no subscription to start.
Curious beginners ages 10 and up. No coding experience is needed. Students should be comfortable using a mouse or trackpad and navigating a browser.
A laptop or desktop computer, a reliable internet connection, a microphone, and a current browser. Scratch runs in the browser. We’ll send setup instructions to selected families before the course starts. A tablet or phone alone isn’t recommended for building projects.
Madison teaches live on Google Meet. Students follow demonstrations, build their game, and ask for help. Selected families receive one private meeting link for all four weeks. Parents should join with the Google account invited to the class.
For children under 13, a parent or legal guardian must remain present throughout every session. For older students, a parent should be reachable for setup or participation issues. Children under 13 do not need their own Google account.
Your application is saved and reviewed. Dates and times are still being planned; we’ll contact you about availability before confirming a place. Spaces are limited, and applying doesn’t guarantee selection.
You can choose the optional future-class notification checkbox when you apply. If your child isn’t selected, we can email you about future classes. You can withdraw that permission through our contact form at any time.
Please let us know through the contact form. Because the project grows each week, attending all four sessions is encouraged. We’ll discuss what your child missed; recordings and individual make-up sessions aren’t promised.
THEIR NEXT “WHAT IF?” STARTS HERE
Four weeks. One first game. A whole lot of possibility.
Apply for a free class Ages 10+ · Beginner-friendly · Always free