Learn EDUBLOCKS with Real Code Examples
Updated Nov 26, 2025
Learning Path
Understand basic programming concepts: variables, loops, conditionals
Build simple block-based programs in Edublocks
Observe Python code generated alongside blocks
Move towards using Python directly with guidance from Edublocks
Combine blocks and Python for hardware projects
Skill Improvement Plan
Week 1: Learn variables, loops, print statements
Week 2: Explore conditionals and functions with blocks
Week 3: Introduce events and simple interactivity
Week 4: Connect to Raspberry Pi or micro:bit sensors
Week 5: Export Python scripts and gradually reduce reliance on blocks
Interview Questions
What is Edublocks and who is it for?
How does Edublocks generate Python code?
What hardware projects can Edublocks support?
How does Edublocks compare to Scratch or Processing.py?
What are limitations of block-based programming for Python learners?
Cheat Sheet
Variable block -> `x = 0`
Loop block -> `for i in range(10):`
Conditional block -> `if condition:`
Print block -> `print('Hello')`
Function block -> `def my_function():`
Books
Learning Python with Edublocks
Introduction to Visual Programming for Beginners
Hands-On Coding for Kids with Edublocks
Educational Robotics and Programming
From Blocks to Python: A Beginner’s Guide
Tutorials
Getting started with Edublocks
Basic Python programming with blocks
Creating interactive hardware projects
Exporting Python code and running externally
Transitioning from blocks to Python syntax
Official Docs
https://edublocks.org/docs/
https://edublocks.org/tutorials/
Community Links
Edublocks official forums and support
Reddit and Discord creative coding communities
YouTube tutorials for beginners
Raspberry Pi and micro:bit integration guides
Educational coding workshops and lesson plans
Community Support
Edublocks official forums and tutorials
Educational coding communities (Reddit, Discord)
YouTube tutorials and classroom resources
Raspberry Pi and micro:bit community guides
Collaborative projects and lesson plans shared by educators