Patterns and instructions unplugged first (yes, you get to be the robot), then ScratchJr and Scratch. Kids learn to break problems into steps and find bugs, and you get to be gloriously bad at following instructions.
Heads up: Not a route to typed languages like Python yet; it stops at Scratch.
The roadmap
Stages on the spine, skills on the branches. Tap any box for a practice idea you can do together today, plus the best videos, games and books for it.
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Yes. The unplugged stages need no tech, and Scratch is designed for beginners of any age.
Very little early on. The first two stages are entirely screen-free.
Family Wins is invite-only and free while in early access. Every family can invite four more. Have an invite link? Open it. No invite yet? Ask a friend who uses it, or request one here.