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Coding Logic & Block Programming

Learn sequences, events, conditions, loops and debugging before moving into larger coding projects.

Age 8-10 5 chapters 20 lessons 14 hours
KIDS

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Use this quick overview to decide whether the course matches your current goal.

Learning areaCoding
Stage / levelBeginner
Chapters5
Lessons20
Estimated content time14 hours
01

Short learning blocks

Keep sessions short and focused so children can learn without overload.

02

Learn by doing

Use the activity prompt after each lesson to practise the idea.

03

Parent check-in

A quick parent check can help confirm what the learner understood.

04

Celebrate progress

Review completed lessons and encourage consistency rather than speed.

Why take this course?

1

Age-appropriate coding logic and block programming with short, focused lessons

2

Every chapter includes guided practice and a small activity

3

Parent notes make it easier to support learning at home

What you will be able to do

  • Build a practical foundation in coding logic and block programming
  • Complete age-friendly activities and short checks
  • Explain key ideas using simple examples
  • Follow a repeatable learn–practice–review routine

Full curriculum

5 chapters · 20 lessons
  • Sequence and instructionsLearn sequence and instructions with a short explanation, examples and guided practice. 12m FREE
  • 🔒 Algorithm in daily lifeLearn algorithm in daily life with a short explanation, examples and guided practice. 12m
  • 🔒 Events and triggersLearn events and triggers with a short explanation, examples and guided practice. 14m
  • 🔒 Find the bugLearn find the bug with a short explanation, examples and guided practice. 14m
  • 🔒 True and falseLearn true and false with a short explanation, examples and guided practice. 14m
  • 🔒 If this, then thatLearn if this, then that with a short explanation, examples and guided practice. 14m
  • 🔒 Multiple choicesLearn multiple choices with a short explanation, examples and guided practice. 14m
  • 🔒 Condition challengeLearn condition challenge with a short explanation, examples and guided practice. 14m
  • 🔒 Repeat a stepLearn repeat a step with a short explanation, examples and guided practice. 14m
  • 🔒 Counted loopsLearn counted loops with a short explanation, examples and guided practice. 14m
  • 🔒 Nested repetitionLearn nested repetition with a short explanation, examples and guided practice. 16m
  • 🔒 Loop debuggingLearn loop debugging with a short explanation, examples and guided practice. 16m
  • 🔒 Move a characterLearn move a character with a short explanation, examples and guided practice. 16m
  • 🔒 Add sound and messageLearn add sound and message with a short explanation, examples and guided practice. 16m
  • 🔒 Score and timer ideaLearn score and timer idea with a short explanation, examples and guided practice. 16m
  • 🔒 Simple interactionLearn simple interaction with a short explanation, examples and guided practice. 16m
  • 🔒 Plan the projectLearn plan the project with a short explanation, examples and guided practice. 14m
  • 🔒 Build version oneLearn build version one with a short explanation, examples and guided practice. 20m
  • 🔒 Test and debugLearn test and debug with a short explanation, examples and guided practice. 18m
  • 🔒 Show and explainLearn show and explain with a short explanation, examples and guided practice. 16m

Your instructor

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AlinLearning Kids Learning Team

Age-friendly learning design & practice

This starter course is organised as short, guided learning blocks for children. Replace this team profile with the real instructor when the course is ready for launch.

Common questions

The age range is shown on the course card and lessons are kept short and activity-based.

For younger learners, we recommend a parent or guardian helps set up the activity and checks progress.

Most activities are designed for a short 15–25 minute learning block rather than long screen sessions.

Yes. Repeating a lesson or activity is encouraged when a child needs more practice.

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