Getting Started

Drag blocks to the workspace, the white area next to the blocks.
Click the green Run button to run your code.
If a block has a number, click in the number field to change its value.
The Logo Blocks are converted to Logo programming code in the Editor.

Start in Beginner mode. Click to read the Beginner mode tutorial.

Intermediate mode offers many blocks for color, turtle features, sounds, program flow, random numbers, and simple procedures.
Click to read the Intermediate mode tutorial.

In Advanced mode, you can get user input, wait for events, use variables, and much more. You can create quite amazing programs with Logo Blocks!
Click to read the Advanced mode tutorial.

Try the Logo Blocks Activities for ideas to try at each level!

You can even share your code with others. See the Logo Blocks Gallery page.

What’s Next?

If you are enjoying Logo Blocks, check out these next steps:

• Pro-Bot is a powerful bot that uses the same commands as Logo. You can write code using Pro-Bot and watch it draw complex shapes, flash its lights, and avoid obstacles with its sensors.

• Pro-Bot Online Emulator runs in a browser and lets you try out all the Pro-Bot commands, including lights and sensors.

• InO-Bot is just like a floor turtle. It follows the commands you give it in Terrapin Logo on a tabletop or the floor. Some Household and School licenses of Terrapin Logo include an InO-Bot!

• Turtle Tuesdays brings you a weekly coding challenge to do in Terrapin Logo. Many challenges also work with Logo Blocks, Kinderlogo, Pro-Bot, and InO-Bot. Solutions are provided the following week.