I think four for scratch junior with help, and then make code at six? He wasn't able to use either of them independently at first, it's a learning process. But it's different for every kid! He was a very early reader…
I got the Elecfreaks Retro Arcade for Education, I'm sure it's not as bulletproof as an actual Gameboy so he uses it with his parents around rather than taking it everywhere with him, but it works!
Yeah, my nephew loved scratch but he's endlessly devoted to make code. I got him a little Gameboy thing that can play the games he builds, and he keeps sending me games of his and then mercilessly mocking me for not…
You also can't learn to be a great novelist from the alphabet song, but it has its place!
I think four for scratch junior with help, and then make code at six? He wasn't able to use either of them independently at first, it's a learning process. But it's different for every kid! He was a very early reader…
I got the Elecfreaks Retro Arcade for Education, I'm sure it's not as bulletproof as an actual Gameboy so he uses it with his parents around rather than taking it everywhere with him, but it works!
Yeah, my nephew loved scratch but he's endlessly devoted to make code. I got him a little Gameboy thing that can play the games he builds, and he keeps sending me games of his and then mercilessly mocking me for not…
You also can't learn to be a great novelist from the alphabet song, but it has its place!