Rocket Tech School Online School Blog

We introduce the world's most famous programmers: Lovelace, Turing, Ritchie, Torvalds, Berners-Lee, Karpathy, Jeff Dean, and notable Russian programmers. RTS School blog.

Rocket Tech School has gathered fascinating facts about robots and robotics — from the first industrial robot to a hitchhiking robot and one that received citizenship. Read more on the RTS School blog.

We break down what languages Minecraft Java and Bedrock Edition are written in, what engine they use, and how it all connects to learning programming. Read more on the RTS School blog.

We explain how to create a Minecraft server: a local one for home, a private one for friends, and a public one on hosting — for free and step by step. Read more on the RTS School blog.

We break down what Spigot and Bukkit are, how to install a Spigot server with BuildTools, which plugins you need first, and how to optimize your Minecraft server. Read more on the RTS blog

We explain how to grant operator rights in Minecraft, configure LuckPerms, Essentials, and WorldEdit permissions, and revoke access when needed. Read more on the RTS School blog.

We explain what Roblox is, how the platform works, why it's so popular with children, and what parents should know about safety settings in 2026. Read more on the RTS School blog.

We trace the history of 3D modeling: when it first appeared, who created the first 3D model, and how the technology evolved to where it is today. Read more on the RTS School blog.

A step-by-step guide to creating a cartoon in Scratch: sprites, costumes, walking animation, dialogue, and sounds. Free, right in your browser. Read more on the RTS School blog.

A step-by-step guide to creating an NPC in Roblox Studio from scratch: Rig Builder, dialogue with ProximityPrompt, movement with PathfindingService, smart NPC behavior, and animations. Read more on the RTS School blog.

We break down developer slang by category: terms for code, the development process, code quality, and programming languages — with plain-English explanations and real examples. Read more on the RTS School blog.

A step-by-step guide to creating a 2D game in Unity from scratch: installing the engine, sprites, Rigidbody2D, character jumping, and building a Flappy Bird-style game. Read more on the RTS School blog.

We break down the best 3D modeling programs for kids — Tinkercad, SketchUp, and Blender. Which one fits your child's age, what each can do, how to get started. Read more on the RTS School blog.

We break down which careers are most in demand today: a list of professions by field, the skills they require, and how to start preparing. Read more on the RTS School blog.

We break down when puberty begins in boys, what physical and psychological changes to expect, and how parents can stay connected through it all. Read more on the RTS School blog.

How to start coding in Minecraft: ComputerCraft with Lua, Python, and command blocks. Code examples, core concepts, and resources for teaching kids to program in Minecraft.

Learn Python syntax, variables, for and while loops, functions, and lists through clear code examples and hands-on projects. Build a simple game, a Telegram bot, and an AI-powered application with this beginner-friendly guide from Rocket Tech School.

What to look for when choosing a kids' coding school: program structure, teaching quality, class format, and the most common mistakes parents make. A clear guide from RTS

We explain how a computer works inside — CPU, RAM, GPU, storage, and more — in simple language for children and parents. Read more on the RTS School blog.

A curated collection of games that develop critical thinking in children of different ages — board games, word games, and digital formats — with tips for parents. Read more on the RTS School blog.

15 ideas for what to build and do in Minecraft when regular survival gets boring — quick builds, ambitious projects, survival farms, and things to do with a friend. Read more on the RTS School blog.

A curated set of logic games for children aged 8–12: word puzzles, Sudoku, tangrams, riddles, and code-logic games. Simple formats for home, travel, and screen time. Read more on the RTS School blog.

We break down how the 7-year crisis shows up in children, why behavior changes, and how parents can navigate this period calmly. Read more on the RTS School blog.

We walk through which monetization models are available in Roblox and how to choose the right one for your game. Read more on the RTS School blog.

Step-by-step instructions for crafting an Iron Golem, Snow Golem, and Copper Golem in Minecraft — materials, build order, and common mistakes. Read more on the RTS School blog.

Discover the top 10 free coding resources for kids. From block-based games to real-world Python projects, find the perfect start for your child's tech journey with RTS

We explain how to get started with Roblox Studio: the interface, building a world, adding scripts, and publishing your game. A clear guide for kids and parents — read more on the RTS School blog.

We walk through how to create a Minecraft mod from scratch: what tools to install, how to set up the environment, and how to add your first changes to the game. A clear guide for kids and parents — read more on the RTS School blog.

We walk through how to create your first game in Roblox Studio: from installing the program to publishing your project. A clear guide for kids and parents — read more on the RTS School blog.

Step-by-step instructions for downloading Roblox on a Windows PC, setting up an account, and getting started safely. We cover system requirements and common issues — read more on the RTS School blog.

A selection of programming tasks for kids: visual languages, first Python assignments, and difficulty levels by age. We explain how to use them in lessons and at home — find out more on the Rocket Tech School blog.

A selection of 7 games that develop logic and coding basics in children: from visual puzzles to first projects. At RTS School, we share how to use them at home and in lessons.

We break down which programming languages suit children of different ages — from Scratch to Python. At RTS School, we guide you on where to start and how to take the first steps into the world of coding.

We explore how coding develops logic, memory, and attention in children — what science says and which learning formats work best. Read more on the RTS School blog

We explain why programming is becoming an essential skill for the future and how children can begin their journey into IT. At RTS, we show how learning to code helps develop logical thinking, confidence, and creativity.

How Minecraft helps kids understand programming: simple tools, visual blocks, and first projects. Learn more on the RTS blog

A curated collection of games and project ideas that help kids learn Python naturally — through play. We explain how game-based tasks build logic and algorithmic thinking, and how RTS School puts these principles into practice.

We explain what Scratch is, how this visual programming language works, and why it's the ideal first step into coding for children. RTS School shares what kids can build and how to get started on day one.

Can you really become a programmer at 14 — and where do you start? We cover which languages to choose, where to learn, and how to build your first projects. RTS School explains how teens take their first steps in the profession.

We share practical ways to spark a child's interest in programming — through games, projects, visual editors, and parental support. Proven approaches from RTS School that work without pressure.

We break down how to introduce your child to coding, what mistakes parents often make, and how to make those first steps genuinely fun. Read more on the RTS blog.

Coding for kids is about clear steps and real results. What to choose at the start, how to avoid overwhelming your child, and where to find motivation — read more on the RTS School blog.

Can children get into tech at an early age? We break down how to start learning to code and how to keep your child excited about the digital world.

Why coding matters for children and how to get started without overwhelm: clear steps, mini-projects, and support from an RTS mentor — read more on the blog.

Managing hyperactivity at school: advice from teachers and psychologists, concentration techniques, and examples of how high-energy kids successfully adapt.

Why setting limits on gadget use matters — and how to help your child enjoy time away from screens. Practical advice from the RTS team.

What to do when your child loses interest in school and activities. Simple, proven ways to rebuild motivation, restore confidence, and re-engage your kid.

We compare the advantages and disadvantages of online and offline learning formats to help parents choose the option that allows their child to feel comfortable, stay motivated, and make steady progress.