For a Python version of Scratch you can actually try out https://www.codesters.com https://www.codesters.com. It's python with drag and drop blocks similar to S

For a Python version of Scratch you can actually try out https://www.codesters.com https://www.codesters.com. It's python with drag and drop blocks similar to Scratch, but you actually write real python code. It's a great transition. Thanks for the reminder! I forgot that another neat thing about Scratch is that it connects with different modules such as littlebits, arduino, etc. This allows them to integrate hardware with the games they build and paves the way to circuits, etc. Edit. Adding info about Scratch extensions.