Scratch
With Scratch, you can program and share your own interactive stories, games, and animations. Created by the Lifelong Kindergarten Group at the MIT Media Lab.
Scratch is a programming environment and online community where kids create, share and remix animations, stories, interactive art and video games.
Curious about how Scratch is approaching AI? Check out our latest blog post, where Product Director Eric Rosenbaum dives deep into our latest experiment-in-progress: Hand Sensing! Discover why we prioritized puppets over projectiles, how we playtest new features with kids, and more here: https://ow.ly/CprI50ZHL6e
08/25/2026
"Perhaps my favorite thing about teaching with Scratch is the way that it is a programming language as well as an online community. Students learn how to program not only from experimenting with blocks and viewing tutorials, but also from checking out others’ projects on the Scratch website and receiving feedback from their peers. Students who want to learn about other countries can travel the world via Scratch." - Kathleen Fugle, Scratch educator
Right now, thousands of kids are heading back to school and discovering Scratch for the first time. If you believe, as we do, that young people deserve a safe, moderated space to express themselves online without the pressures of addictive algorithms and relentless advertisements, donate to celebrate a new season of learning together today. https://scratchfoundation.org/donate
08/20/2026
Have you ever wondered what could happen if everything depended on chance? In this month's Scratch Design studio, made by volunteer youth mentors in the Scratch community, you're invited to roll the dice, flip a coin, and leave what happens in your project up to fate! https://scratch.mit.edu/studios/51857794/
season is fast approaching! Brush up on your Scratch skills and find lesson plans, tutorials, classroom posters, and so much more in our free Learning Library. Check it out: https://scratchfoundation.org/learn/learning-library
It has been an amazing 3 weeks of Scratch Camp. You shared more than 2600 projects celebrating the past, present, and future, starring everyone from dinosaurs to aliens and even yourselves! Thanks for traveling through time with us this year, campers. 🦖🚀
08/10/2026
Welcome to Scratch Camp Week 3: Journey Back Home. After traveling across time and space, you’ve met a fellow time traveler who has arrived in 2026 for the first time. It’s your job to share what makes the present so special. Check it out: https://scratch.mit.edu/studios/51874079/
07/29/2026
Join us and our friends at OctoStudio to explore the new costume and animation blocks in OctoStudio! Come learn about how you can easily animate sprites in OctoStudio, explore new learning resources, and more. https://events.ringcentral.com/events/octostudio-animation-blocks
07/27/2026
It’s the best time of the year: Scratch Camp is here! Get ready for 3 weeks of time-traveling fun with the entire Scratch community. Week 1 invites you to explore the history, creatures, and stories from the distant past in Blast from the Past! 🦖⏳ Check it out: https://scratch.mit.edu/studios/51841801/
07/23/2026
Our 20th anniversary is coming up next year, and we’re seeking incredible projects from all around the world! If you’re an educator who speaks a language other than English, we’d love to see some of your favorite non-English-language projects to include in a 20th anniversary retrospective. Share them with us here: https://ow.ly/8bK050ZoBFL
07/20/2026
Great Scott! It’s almost time for Scratch Camp! This year, take a journey through history and imagine strange new futures for Adventures in Time. The fun starts July 27, but you can get a sneak peek today. ⏳ https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/1352354532/
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