Game 1Free sample
Road Safety Movie
They learn: Broadcasts, ask, if
How to start a scene with a broadcast, then use ask and if to score a quiz.
A crash story, then a traffic-light quiz: red stop, yellow slow, green go.
Try this one freeAges 8–14 · Scratch only
Build real coding projects — not another tutorial.
Ten Scratch games your child or students can open, take apart, and rebuild. Game 1 is free. If they finish it, the other nine are $9.
Every pack comes with everything you need to actually build it
Full source code
Every project ships with the complete, working Scratch file — open it and see exactly how it's built.
Plain-English explanations
Each mechanic is broken down in kid-friendly language, no jargon, no assumed experience.
Student challenges + solutions
A challenge to extend the game yourself, plus the solution so you're never stuck for long.
Teacher notes
Built for classrooms and homeschool too — notes on pacing, common sticking points, and extensions.
See the 10 games before you buy
Ages 8–14. Each card shows the exact Scratch skill that game teaches. Game 1 is the free sample.
They learn: Clones, scoring
How to make many falling stars with clones, and keep a score variable.
Catch stars before they hit the ground. Score goes up with each catch.
They learn: Keyboard, touching
How to move with arrow keys and stop when the sprite is touching a wall.
Steer through a maze without hitting the walls.
They learn: Bounce, two players
How to bounce on edge and let two players move paddles on one keyboard.
A two-paddle bounce game. First to miss loses the point.
They learn: Ask, answer, if
How to ask a question, check the answer, and add points with if / else.
Same quiz blocks as the free sample, turned into a full game show.
They learn: Click events
How a click can change a costume and a variable, so the pet looks happier.
Feed a pet by clicking. It looks hungrier, then happier.
They learn: Gravity, landing
How to fake gravity with change y, and land when touching a platform.
Jump across platforms. Miss, and you fall.
They learn: Timer, difficulty
How a timer can speed the game up so later waves are harder.
Dodge rocks in space. The longer you last, the faster they come.
They learn: Sounds, keys
How each key can play a different sound, like a tiny instrument.
Press keys to play notes and build a short song.
They learn: Costumes, scenes
How switching costumes and backdrops turns a few drawings into a story.
A short movie made from scenes, the same idea as the free sample.
Tutorials teach you to copy. BuildBox teaches you to build.
Most kids 8–14 stall out watching video after video without ever finishing their own game. BuildBox starts from a finished Scratch project so they can open it, poke around, break it, and rebuild it. Scratch is free. No extra hardware. No other languages yet.
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