Class 3English
My Day, Animated
An animated comic strip of a school day, with characters who speak in full sentences and scenes that change in order.
Learns
- Sequence
- Events
- Writing in sentences
Built in Scratch · Scratch course
Class 3 · usually age 8–9
Coding Classes for Class 3 Students
Class 3 is the ideal time to begin coding. Children read confidently enough for block coding, and a head start now makes later school computer science feel easy.
At school
What Class 3 usually covers in computers
In most CBSE and ICSE schools, Class 3 computer lessons cover computer basics: parts of a computer, the keyboard and mouse, and simple drawing or typing software. Formal programming usually hasn't started yet.
School curricula vary, so check your school's syllabus for specifics. CodingChamp is not affiliated with any board.
Milestone for Class 3
Build and share a first complete Scratch project.
What to add alongside school
- Scratch or block coding to learn sequencing, loops and events
- Short logic puzzles
- Regular typing practice
Projects for Class 3 students
- An animated story
- A simple catching game
- A greeting card with music
Coding + school subjects
Projects that connect to Class 3 topics
Each project practises a coding concept and a school topic together.
- Class 3MathsArt
Shape Painter
A drawing program that paints squares, triangles and stars, then repeats them into colourful patterns.
Learns
- Loops
- Angles and sides
- Patterns
Built in Scratch · Scratch course
- Class 3Science & EVS
Seed to Plant
An animation of a seed growing into a plant, with clickable labels explaining what each part needs.
Learns
- Sequence
- Events
- Plant parts and needs
Built in Scratch · Coding Basics course
Where to start
Courses for Class 3 students
FAQ
Coding in Class 3: parents' questions
No. Class 3 is when most CodingChamp students start. Block coding matches what children this age can read and do.
How coding fits your board: CBSE, ICSE or other boards. By age: coding for 8-year-olds.
Want a plan for your Class 3 child?
Answer three quick questions for a suggested starting point, or book a free trial class and let a trainer check your child's level.
