I just went to the resources page and they appear to have a number of how to use, lessons, etc. Is that what you’re talking about?

By the way, you’re not going to find too much documentation into things like syntax. Unless it’s changed dramatically I believe it’s a visual language. Drag and drop.

I’ve talked pretty young kids to use alice. Scratch may have an advantage for extremely young ones, but 6-10 is a perfect age group for it.

It is. When I was in grad school I did some outreach involving kids. Alice is great because not only can you create movement and stuff with the characters on screen, but it’s fully interactive. You can essentially make little video games and stuff.

Pretty sure you might want Alice.