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 free
Ages 8–14 · Scratch
WhatsApp Shop Kit
For parents and teachers of kids ages 8–14 who want them to learn coding by building games.
$10.00
Stop losing orders in chat. Tracker plus reply system.
For shop owners and freelancers who sell on WhatsApp and lose orders in chat. You get two things: an order-and-money tracker you can copy into Google Sheets, and a prompt system that writes customer replies, broadcasts, and product posts in minutes. What is inside: - Order tracker (customer, item, amount, paid/unpaid, delivery) - Simple weekly money sheet - Reply prompts for price, delay, "is this still available", and follow-up - Broadcast prompts for new stock and payment reminders Pay once. Instant access after checkout. No app to install. Works with the WhatsApp you already use.
- Ages 8–14 — about one sitting per game
- Game 1 is free so you can inspect the product before you pay
- Each game teaches one clear Scratch skill — listed on the cards below
- Full source they can open, break, and rebuild
- 7-day refund if it is not the right fit
Instant digital download after checkout. 7-day refund if it's not the right fit.
Not sure yet? Try Game 1 free. If they finish the movie and the quiz, this pack is the next step.
The 10 games inside
Ages 8–14. Each card names the Scratch skill that game teaches. Game 1 is free. The other nine are this $9 pack.
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.
After the free sample
If they finished Game 1, the $9 pack is the obvious next step.
Same format. Same age range. Nine more games, each with one skill to learn.
Get 10 Scratch Games — $9