For Iranian children worldwide, ages 4–12. Stop playing games — start making them. Block-based coding in Scratch and ScratchJr, with a kind teacher who knows how to keep little builders motivated. Bilingual classes, family-friendly.
For little makers under 6, we use ScratchJr on tablet — block-coding designed for pre-readers. Big colorful symbols, no text needed. Your child makes their first interactive scenes — and feels like a wizard.
Four playful seasons.
For 6–12, real Scratch programming. Your child learns variables, loops, conditions, and game design — all dressed up as fun. They make platformers, quiz games, puzzles. Many discover here that they love coding.
Four progressive seasons.
Sina started in our Young Game Makers from Hamburg at 8. By 12, his Scratch projects had 50,000+ plays globally. He's now in our teen Game Dev program writing actual Unity code.
"My son went from being addicted to games to designing them. He even codes mini-games to teach his German friends about Persian fairy tales."
A teacher chats with your child and helps them make their first 30-second game on the spot. 90 minutes, free.
The opposite — we shift kids from consumers to creators. Most parents tell us their child's screen time becomes much more productive.
Absolutely. Scratch teaches loops, conditions, variables, events — the real building blocks. MIT created it for this reason. Many of our Scratch kids transition to Python easily.
For under-6 we use ScratchJr — pictorial blocks, no reading needed.
Any laptop or tablet with a browser. iPad with ScratchJr is great for little ones.
Yes. 2-week onboarding.