Photo by Michael Erb Fifth-graders Alivia Bibbee, left, and Emma Casto, right, work with the Blockly coding program on iPads during a coding class at Emerson Elementary School.

Google Blockly: an easy, visual way to learn to code Blockly is a jigsaw-like tool made by Google to teach beginning programming skills.

Blockly was influenced by Google's other graphical coding tool, App Inventor, which was influenced by MIT's Scratch, a tool for teaching kids programming.

Google's Blockly is a completely visual programming language that allows someone to code without typing a character, according to Wired.

Recently, Google released Blockly, another visual programming editor. I found it pretty interesting, and it wasn’t too difficult to figure out how to use the tool itself.

Google wants to encourage parents to get their kids involved in the Blockly games so they can introduce them to programming and promising future careers.

After 5 years of development, Google has finalised their ‘open source library for creating block-based coding experiences’, Blockly. The finalisation has resulted in Google launching Blockly ...

This is where the coding aspect comes in: right now you can “program” the robot to move using the software that comes with the Ozobot robots. Later will come Blockly.

With this robotics kit, kids learn coding skills while watching a goofy, adorable robot perform its best dance moves. There are eight potential Blockly coding actions for kids to master, using the ...

The innovative, free JIMU app makes building and controlling the robots a snap, while the integrated Blockly coding system opens up limitless potential for new actions and adventures.