Hopscotch For Schools: Learn to code, make cool things, have fun. app for iPhone and iPad

Premium School Edition of Hopscotch with all characters unlocked! Tap "related" above to find our FREE version for individuals!

**2013 Parents Choice Gold Award winner***
***2014 Childrens Technology Review: Best Educational Technology***
***Featured by Apple in Education and Kids***

Hopscotch is programming designed for everyone. Kids can use simple, intuitive building blocks to create games, animations and apps.

Program your characters to move, draw, and collide with each other, and use shaking, tilting, or even shouting at the iPad to control them.

This version of Hopscotch is made especially for schools. Teachers can create private groups allowing students to easily share and play each others projects. All paid characters are unlocked and there are no in-app purchases.

Praise from our users:

"Hopscotch School Edition makes nature of working with Hopscotch much easier—helps teachers to see their students work and enables the sharing and inquiry approach." -- Marc, Apple Distinguished Educator

“I totes adore Hopscotch! I feel like it has helped me learn a lot. I want to be an engineer and computer techno person when I grow up.” —Genesis, age 11

"This is the best app I have ever put on my kids iPads."
—Bill Genereux, Digital media technology teacher and dad

"BTW, Hopscotch is so much fun! I went to Hawaii and for the whole 8 hour flight I played on it. The whole time! Thanks for being so awesome!!!!! :D”—Amara, age 9

"Great job!!! Im seventy two years old, old - time amateur Apple II programmer and I used to teach my kids how to program with Logo. Now, I do the same with my grandchildren, using Hopscotch."
—P. Chatzisarantis, Grandfather

"You guys are incredible. Ive never seen such a simple and powerful learning tool.” —M. Meyers, science and programming teacher


Why learn to code? Computer Science is among the highest paid college degrees and programming jobs are growing at 2x the national average. By the year 2020, there will be a projected 1.4 million computer jobs but only 400,000 CS students. Even if kids don’t grow up to be programmers, the problem solving and critical thinking skills they will obtain playing Hopscotch are necessary for every career path. Hopscotch was inspired by MIT’s Scratch.

Recommended for kids ages 8 to ∞.

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