Snap!
Snap! is a free, browser‑based visual programming language developed at UC Berkeley as an advanced cousin of Scratch.  Using drag‑and‑drop blocks, students can build games, simulations, and animations while exploring deeper computer‑science ideas like recursion, higher‑order functions, and lists. Parents of older kids who have “outgrown” Scratch appreciate that Snap! stretches their thinking without jumping straight to text‑based code. The online community and ample curriculum from university outreach projects mean you can find ready‑made lessons or design your own. Because it runs in any modern browser and costs nothing, Snap! is an exceptional value for middle‑ and high‑schoolers who want to go beyond beginner coding.
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