Phew! I've finished a minimal version of my Blockly game.
I'm going to use it as a quick introduction to programming for 11-year-old children, and I expect that they will be able to complete most of the tasks without my help (one exception is the last lesson - nested loops).
I can not wait to check whether I'm right in my assumption :)
One interesting thing is that to justify the use of the loops and the if statement, people usually restrict the number of blocks and add unknown items on the field.
I restrict the number of blocks too, but instead of unknown items on the field I create a few different fields for one task, and the program shall work OK for all of them.
The English translation might not be ideal, but at the moment the target audience is the Russian speaking.
