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Scratch

A playful coding community where kids create stories, games, and animations.

WebsiteDesktop app
8–16 · Free94
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ScratchJr

A playful first coding app where young children create interactive stories and games with picture-based programming blocks.

WebsiteAndroid appiOS app
5–7 · Free92
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CS Unplugged

Free computer science activities, games, puzzles, and printables that teach computing concepts without requiring a computer.

WebsiteDownloadable
5–14 · Free92
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ORISE STEM Lesson Plans for K–12 Teachers

The Oak Ridge Institute for Science and Education provides a library of free K–12 STEM lesson plans, PDFs, activities, games and student opportunities.

WebsiteDownloadable
K–12; lesson-specific · Free public lesson plans and resources92
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GeoGebra

Free interactive math tools, activities, and lessons for exploring geometry, algebra, graphs, statistics, and more.

WebsiteiOS appAndroid app
8–18 · Free91
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MicroBlocks

A free, live block-programming environment for making interactive projects with microcontrollers, sensors, lights, and motors.

Website
8–16 · Free91
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Code Club

Free coding clubs, projects, and community support that help young people create with code.

WebsiteDownloadable
7–18 · Free91
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CKSTEM Let’s Bloom

Fifty free in-browser math, English, science, and strategy games for grades 3-12 from a Canadian non-profit.

Website
8–18 · Free91
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Block Buddy

A free block-coding playground where children build small games and learn loops, variables, and logic.

Website
7–12 · Free91
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Kiddo.city

A free illustrated browser arcade with puzzles, coding, music, painting, and math games for young children.

Website
5–8 · Free91
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Ranger Gamez

Free browser learning games for math, computer science, typing, and other school skills, with no ads or child accounts.

Website
4–14 · Free91
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Discovery Children's Museum Resources

Free family and educator activities from Discovery Children's Museum, including STEM, coding, math, creative projects, books, games, and accessibility resources.

WebsitePhysical place
2–12 · Free91
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ESA Moon Camp Challenge 2026/27

The ESA Moon Camp Challenge invites students aged 5–16 to design a space habitat using creative tools such as arts and crafts, 3D design, robotics and videogames while exploring how people could live on the Moon or another celestial body.

Website
5–16 · Free challenge; team registration applies91
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Kodu Game Lab

A visual game-making environment for children to build 3D worlds, stories, and games with simple programming tiles.

WebsiteDesktop app
8–16 · Free90
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FIRST LEGO League

A guided robotics and STEM program where children build, code, collaborate, and solve real-world challenges.

WebsiteDownloadable
5–16 · Paid with free information90
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f19.org STEM Playground

Browser simulations and daily puzzles that make physics, probability, math, waves, and algorithms playful.

Website
6–18 · Free90
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Play It My Way

Forty-nine hand-built learning games for ages 2-14, covering early learning, literacy, math, geography, coding, science, and logic.

Website
2–14 · Free90
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Launch

A playful coding platform where children build real apps and games with guided projects.

Website
5–13 · Free with paid options90
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Raspberry Pi Code Classroom

A free private coding classroom with Blocks, Python, and web editors for teachers and learners.

Website
8–16 · Free90
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eduActiv8

Free open-source educational activities for ages 3–10, covering math, language, logic, memory, and more.

Desktop appDownloadable
3–10 · Free90
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Spark & Anvil

A large free collection of browser learning apps, stories, books, and puzzles for children and teens ages 3–18.

Website
3–18 · Free90
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CodeAI Students

CodeAI’s student hub offers free self-paced tutorials, videos, and hands-on activities in computer science, AI science, and data science for learners from elementary school through high school.

WebsiteYouTube channel
5–18 · Free90
Screenshot of Code.org Computer Science Fundamentals

Code.org Computer Science Fundamentals

A beginner elementary computer-science curriculum with grade-specific courses, unplugged activities, programming, games, animations, and teacher support for kindergarten through fifth grade.

Website
4–11 · Free curriculum; teacher account optional for progress and materials90
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ScratchJr

ScratchJr is a free introductory programming environment for young children. The official MIT project page describes a block-based app for ages 5–7 that lets children create interactive stories and games.

Website
5–7 · Free app90
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Scratch Foundation

The Scratch Foundation supports Scratch as a free creative-learning community where young people make stories, games, and animations and share projects in a moderated environment.

Website
8–16 · Free public platform90
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Chrome Music Lab

Hands-on browser experiments that help children explore rhythm, melody, sound, drawing, and the connections between music, science, math, and art.

Website
5+ · Free89
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Desmos

Interactive graphing and math tools that help learners explore functions, geometry, data, and mathematical ideas visually.

Website
11–18 · Free89
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Diffy

A calm, ad-free learning world with short browser games and illustrated books for math, science, coding, geography, and reading.

Website
6–16 · Free89
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Atomency

A free browser science lab with interactive chemistry, physics, and biology simulations and guided virtual labs.

Website
10–18 · Free; no login or install89
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Trace Quest

A free browser detective game where children trace online information, evaluate sources, and practice spotting misinformation through a timed mystery.

Website
6–12 · Free; no account or student data collection89
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Kids Code Recipe

A free coding tutorial library with short step-by-step recipes for making games, animations, music, and interactive projects with Scratch, Minecraft, and Viscuit.

Website
5–14 · Free; no sign-up or installation required89
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Hedy

A free, open-source, multilingual gradual text-programming environment for classroom learners aged 10+; browser lessons support stories, drawings, games, and apps.

Website
10–16 · Free; open source89
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Microsoft MakeCode for micro:bit

Microsoft MakeCode for micro:bit is a browser coding environment with block-based and text programming, tutorials, games, projects, search, import, and optional account features for young makers.

Website
8–14 · Free browser app; sign-in optional89
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Coding with Kids

Coding with Kids provides live online and in-person classes, camps, school programmes, robotics, engineering, game design, Python, Minecraft modding, and age-progressive coding and AI projects for children and teens.

Website
5–18; K–12 school programmes · Pricing varies by class, camp, and location89
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Alice

A creative programming environment for building 3D stories, animations, and games while learning computational thinking and object-oriented programming.

WebsiteDesktop app
8–18 · Free88
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Pencil Code

A free collaborative coding space for drawing, music, games, stories, webpages, math, and creative programming.

WebsiteDownloadable
8–18 · Free88
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Gamefroot

A browser-based game-making platform with visual coding, tutorials, interactive stories, animations, and game-design learning.

Website
10–18 · Free with paid options88
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Digital Kids PH

Free browser games for Filipino children ages 8–12, teaching coding, web design, AI literacy, online safety, money skills, and other digital skills through playful worlds.

Website
8–12 · Free88
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Slates

Free browser games for kids spanning engineering, physics, coding, math, words, and science.

Website
6–10 · Free88
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Star Stuff Edu

A free browser coding game that builds sequencing, pattern, loop, and problem-solving skills.

Website
6–12 · Free with paid options88
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Minecraft Education

A game-based learning platform with K–12 lesson libraries, coding, STEM, digital citizenship, and educator training.

WebsiteDownloadable
8–18 · Paid with free trial/options88
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PBS KIDS Science Games

A focused PBS KIDS collection of science games about weather, nature, habitats, engineering, sound, space, and environmental problem-solving.

Website
3–9 · Free88
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NASA For Students Grades 9–12

NASA’s high-school collection connects students with STEM challenges, career spotlights, interactives, NASA+, Artemis activities, podcasts, and space-science projects.

WebsiteYouTube channel
14–18 · Free88
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CodingTeading

CodingTeading is a nonprofit education group that shares free browser-based coding and AI programmes, from early block coding and no-reading puzzles to game making, science, maths, and AI exploration.

WebsiteYouTube channel
5–15+ · Free88
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Truth Runners

A free fact-checking game with elementary, middle-school, and high-school paths that trains source verification and misinformation detection under pressure.

Website
8–14 · Free; no account or student data collection88
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AI Safety and Ethics Guide

A grade-banded AI safety and ethics module covering responsible use, deepfakes, misinformation, privacy, and digital judgment with interactive checks and printable guidance.

WebsiteDownloadable
5–18 · Free online curriculum88
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Digital Guardian

An age-banded K–12 online-safety curriculum with practical lessons and challenges for privacy, game chat, cyberbullying, AI, and what to do when something feels wrong online.

WebsiteDownloadable
5–18 · Free online curriculum88
Screenshot of Avanza STEM Interactive Labs

Avanza STEM Interactive Labs

A free set of browser-based STEM labs covering physics, coding, chemistry, engineering, and virtual experiments with no installation or sign-in.

Website
8–16 · Free; no sign-in or install88
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QuillQuest

A free spelling, times-tables, division, and touch-typing practice adventure for grades 3–8, with browser play and separate mobile apps.

WebsiteiOS appAndroid app
8–14 · Free; no ads, in-app purchases, tracking, or account88
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Block Coding Lab

Free interactive programming games that teach sequences, loops, logic, CSS, JavaScript, and procedural drawing through browser puzzles and learning paths.

Website
8+ · Free; no account and works offline once loaded88
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TypePets

A browser typing tutor for children with finger-placement guidance, games, reading practice, and a virtual-pet loop. The official page presents it as a classroom-ready resource without login, ads, or tracking.

Website
7–12 · Free; no login, ads, or premium tier88
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Smithsonian STEM²D Activities

The Smithsonian Science Education Center’s STEM²D collection provides interactive, standards-aligned science, technology, engineering, math, manufacturing, and design activities for ages 5–18.

WebsiteDownloadable
5–18 · Free public activities88
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UArizona Girls Who Code Club

The University of Arizona’s Girls Who Code club offers free Saturday coding classes for grades 6–12, including Python, Arduino, robotics, AI, website development, and game projects.

WebsitePhysical place
11–18 · Free; application and capacity limits apply88
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Neural Games

Neural Games is a free browser arcade with learning games for times tables, chemistry and physics, typing, and visual sorting, designed for ages 6 and up.

Website
6+ · Free88
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True Robotics Playground

True Robotics Playground is free drag-and-drop coding software that grows from picture blocks to loops, conditionals, sensors, and Python across a family of robots.

Website
K–12 · Free browser coding software; robot hardware optional88
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Mathigon

Interactive mathematics lessons, manipulatives, puzzles, and teacher tools for curious learners.

Website
10–18 · Free87
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Blockly Games

A sequence of browser games that introduce programming logic through visual blocks.

Website
7–14 · Free87
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KidsCanCode

Python, game-development, and creative coding lessons for children and teens, with beginner pathways and classroom programs.

WebsiteYouTube channel
8–16 · Free87
Screenshot of Kodable Hour of Code

Kodable Hour of Code

Free K–5 coding activities that introduce children, including pre-readers, to sequencing, algorithms, and problem solving through short game-like lessons.

WebsiteYouTube channel
4–10 · Free with paid options87
Screenshot of Code Club World

Code Club World

The Raspberry Pi Foundation’s free coding game hub helps children make characters, T-shirts, music, games, art, websites, and more while earning project badges.

WebsiteYouTube
7–13 · Free87
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TinkerPy

TinkerPy is a kid-focused coding and robotics platform with block and Python coding, browser simulators, app building, games, projects, and courses for young makers.

WebsiteAndroid appiOS app
10–16 · Free access to core tools; hardware and some courses may cost extra87
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Provenance Academy Free Games

A free collection of browser-based digital-safety games for K–12 students, including media literacy, fact-checking, vocabulary, and focus activities with no login or student data collection.

Website
5–18 · Free; no login or purchase required87
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Code.org Computer Science Discoveries

A flexible middle-school computer-science curriculum covering animations and games, design, data and society, app creation with devices, physical computing, AI, and creative problem solving.

Website
11–16 · Free curriculum; teacher account and classroom setup may be needed87
Screenshot of National Air and Space Museum Online Games

National Air and Space Museum Online Games

The National Air and Space Museum’s online games give young learners playful ways to explore rockets, aircraft, weather, motion, gears, and airplane parts.

Website
4–8 · Free online games87
Screenshot of CoKids Screen-Free Coding Kit & App

CoKids Screen-Free Coding Kit & App

A bilingual screen-free coding kit using board and card play, with an offline companion app for computational thinking at home or school.

Website
7–10 · Paid kit; free offline app87
Screenshot of Wild Willows Classroom Kits

Wild Willows Classroom Kits

Free classroom kits built around the Wild Willows game, including an ecosystems and habitat science kit and an introductory APIs and web-development coding kit.

Website
10–18 · Free classroom kits87
Screenshot of Codemoji Coding for Kids

Codemoji Coding for Kids

Codemoji teaches real HTML, CSS, and JavaScript through emoji-powered lessons, games, and projects for students in grades 1–8, with educator tools and a 500-plus lesson library.

Website
6–14 · Account access; pricing not stated on public landing page87
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Brisbane Libraries

Brisbane City Council’s library service gives families access to free library membership, children’s stories and learning programmes, ebooks, audiobooks, online games, digital resources, and a library app.

Website
0–18 · Free membership for eligible users87
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TryEngineering

Engineering lesson plans, activities, games, and career stories from IEEE for young learners.

Website
4–18 · Free86
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Greenfoot

A beginner-friendly programming environment where learners create games and simulations with visual worlds and real Java code.

WebsiteDesktop app
13–18 · Free86
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CodeHS

K–12 computer-science curriculum with browser coding tools, projects, tutorials, quizzes, and free courses for schools and learners.

Website
5–18 · Free with paid options86
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CodeDam

A free visual coding playground where children explore loops, variables, logic, JavaScript, and Python.

Website
7–14 · Free86
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CodePaw

A free coding app for iPhone, iPad, and Mac with guided lessons, quizzes, labs, and projects in web development, Python, Swift, and data.

WebsiteiOS appDesktop app
4–14 · Free86
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OctoStudio

A free mobile coding app from the creators of Scratch that lets children create animations and games with block-based code.

WebsiteAndroid appiOS app
7–16 · Free86
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My World Quest

A free learning world for children ages 4–15 with a 36-week journey across maths, science, English, history, geography, art, music, coding, stories, games, and creative activities.

Website
4–15 · Free86
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KokeLab

KokeLab offers kids learning games and projects in programming, math, science, and drawing, with a free-to-start browser experience aimed at ages 4–12.

Website
4–12 · Free to start; paid upgrade available86
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Wonder Workshop Coding Apps

Wonder Workshop’s official app collection supports coding with Dash and Cue robots through block-based puzzles, traceable paths, JavaScript and Python transitions, lesson plans, and creative projects.

Website
6–14 · Free and paid options vary by app, robot, and subscription86
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Trinket by Strive Math

A free, community-hosted, open-source browser coding platform for writing and running Python, HTML, Java, and interactive courses without downloads.

Website
9+ · Free forever; browser projects can be tried without login86
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Hello Ruby Play

A free collection of playful computer-science, programming, mathematics, and digital-literacy activities from the Hello Ruby project. Activities include puzzles, algorithms, geometry, counting, secret codes, internet safety, and hands-on making.

Website
4–11 · Free; no child registration required86
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CoddyKit Learn JavaScript for Kids

CoddyKit’s beginner coding app starts with tappable JavaScript, then builds through block puzzles, short courses, missions, and a code editor for young learners.

WebsiteiOS appAndroid app
5–12 · Free start; Pro upgrade86
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Seattle Public Library Digital Games for Kids

A public-library curated directory of safe educational games and learning links for children, including literacy, science, coding, storytelling, and museum resources.

Website
5–12 · Free86
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Arludo

A free STEM platform where children ages 8–12 explore science through learning islands, experiments, games, challenges, scientist stories, and career pathways.

Website
8–12 · Free core access; optional school pricing86
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VisualModder

A free browser-based coding environment where children program inside Minecraft Java using drag-and-drop blocks and Python.

Website
8–14 · Free85
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ScienceKid

ScienceKid is a free supplementary STEM platform with real-world quizzes, adventure tracks, badges, and short interactive challenges across science, math, engineering, and technology.

Website
School-age focus; exact range not stated · Free; no paywall85
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Interland: Be Internet Awesome

Interactive game-based lessons about digital safety, privacy, kindness, and responsible online behavior.

Website
7–12 · Free84
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codeSpark Academy

A game-based coding platform for children with coding challenges, creative projects, and activities designed for early learners.

WebsiteAndroid appiOS app
4–10 · Paid with free trial84
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HanuLab

A bilingual coding and AI playground with unplugged games, block programming, and hundreds of game-like stages for children.

Website
4–15 · Free84
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TernQuest

A K–5 learning app with games, narrated picture books, reading, math, science, coding, social studies, and a parent progress dashboard.

Website
4–11 · Free with paid options84
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Airbotix

An AI and creative-coding learning platform for children ages 5–17, with free browser demos, coding projects, classes, and parent controls.

WebsiteYouTube
5–17 · Free demos with paid memberships and classes84
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EduChild Quest

A quest-based learning website for children ages 4–12, with coding, math, English, science, and life-skills maps organised by school year.

Website
4–12 · Free84
Screenshot of Mia & Codie: Coding for Kids

Mia & Codie: Coding for Kids

Mia & Codie combines short story episodes with visible sequencing and coding challenges so young children can explore computational thinking, early logic, patterns, and creative problem-solving without needing to read independently.

Android app
3–7 · Google Play app; device availability and any hardware requirements should be checked84
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Applaa AI Academy

Applaa’s desktop AI Academy offers interactive coding lessons, challenges, quizzes, and tracks covering Python, JavaScript, web development, databases, games, AI, and robotics.

Website
7–18 · Free desktop app; Windows and macOS84
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QwikXR

A browser-based coding platform where learners explore 3D worlds through Blockly, JavaScript, and Python simulations, with ready-made missions and remixable projects.

Website
8–18+ · Free access stated; account and plan details not stated84
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Plethora

Plethora uses game-based challenges to teach computational thinking, logical reasoning, problem solving, and computer-science foundations without requiring prior coding.

Website
9–14 · Free to play; educator plans vary84
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Brainland

A Singapore-built browser learning world for Primary 1–6 with free gamified zones for maths, English, science, geography, art, coding, and puzzles.

Website
7–12 · Free84
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Kubrio Learn

Short free courses for ages 6–13 that turn drawing, animation, comics, games, robots, and coding into paper-first making projects.

Website
6–13 · Free courses; full access varies84
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iD Tech Online Coding Camp 2027

iD Tech’s official online program page presents live coding camps and lessons for children and teens, with options covering programming, game development, robotics and creative technology.

Website
7–19 · Paid program; prices and schedules vary84
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Erase All Kittens

Erase All Kittens is a coding adventure for children ages 7–12 that teaches real HTML and CSS while players rescue kittens in a game world.

Website
7–12 · Paid one-time access with demo84
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RoboNinja

RoboNinja is a free student-built guide to competitive robotics, with self-paced lessons in building, CAD, programming, engineering notebooks, and interactive simulations.

Website
10–18 · Free; no account stated84
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Train the Future

Train the Future is a Berlin coding school that guides children through visual programming, Python, robotics, Roblox game design, and AI pathways.

Website
5–18 · Paid monthly/course options; free trial84
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CodeCombat

A game-based coding environment where learners write real code to guide characters through challenges.

Website
9–18 · Free with paid options83
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FromOne

A playful learning platform combining Python space missions with mental-math challenges, built around short interactive levels and progress.

Website
8–16 · Free83
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Soulxer

A free browser collection of coding games and courses where children solve challenges, repair broken pages, and practise reading code without an account.

Website
8+ · Free; no signup required83
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LoopDaLoop

LoopDaLoop is a community-funded collection of free coding and logic games for children from kindergarten through grade 8, with no accounts or tracking cookies.

Website
5–14 · Free; community funded83
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Kids Coding School

Kids Coding School offers encouraging, project-based coding classes in Auckland for children who learn at their own pace with coaches and supplied equipment.

Website
6–12 · Paid classes; first class free83
Screenshot of Code-it-Hacks Kids

Code-it-Hacks Kids

Code-it-Hacks Kids offers a multi-year STEM journey through early play-based robotics, coding, circuits, engineering, AI, game development, 3D animation, and maker projects.

Website
5–18+ · Paid camps and classes; registration open83
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Coding for Kids

An interactive browser playground that teaches programming through beginner coding, Python, and advanced Python courses.

Website
7–14 · Free82
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algo.kids

An AI-assisted coding platform where children describe and build games, stories, and websites while learning how the code works.

WebsiteAndroid appiOS app
3–17 · Free with paid options82
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CoderBunnyz

A screen-free coding board-game platform where children practise sequencing, loops, debugging, and problem-solving through guided play.

Website
4–14 · Paid with free curriculum82
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Wovi

A pre-launch AI-learning world for ages 9–13 with browser missions that teach agents, classification, data literacy, testing, and reflection.

Website
9–13 · Free missions; early access82
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Codorex

A browser-based game creator for ages 7+ where children describe a game in plain English, play the generated HTML and JavaScript instantly, and iterate without needing coding syntax.

WebsiteYouTube channel
7+ · Free guest access with daily limits; optional paid plans82
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HelloWorldKids HelloCode

HelloWorldKids presents HelloCode as a multilingual interactive coding and technology education platform for young learners, with a progression from foundational skills through assessments, certifications, and a community network.

Website
6–18 · Platform access and pricing not stated on the reviewed page82
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GetSetKode

GetSetKode is a browser-based first coding adventure where children guide a robot through short puzzles using Python-style logic.

Website
7–12 · Free; no sign-up82
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Code Ninjas Programs

Code Ninjas programs give children structured pathways through game coding, ScratchJr, AI, robotics, digital art, camps, and STEM challenges.

Website
5–14 · Paid sessions, camps and academies82
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Snapology Alpharetta Programs

Snapology Alpharetta offers playful STEM classes including Junior Builders, coding, robotics, FIRST LEGO League, gamebots, and invention challenges.

Website
4–14 · Paid classes and camps82
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Tynker

Project-based coding courses and creative activities covering games, animation, robotics, and web creation.

Website
5–18 · Free with paid options81
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Zap Code

A progressive coding environment for children that turns plain-language ideas into real HTML, CSS, and JavaScript apps, games, and stories.

Website
8–16 · Free with paid options81
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A-Lotl Games

A free browser arcade made by a young developer, with dozens of original games that run without downloads and a separate collection of creative coding experiments.

Website
8–14 · Free; most games need no account or download81
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Kodable

Early coding games and classroom activities that introduce sequencing, logic, and problem solving.

Website
4–10 · Free with paid options80
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DIY

A kid-focused creative platform for building games and projects with AI-assisted tools, challenges, and guided making experiences.

Website
4–14 · Free with paid options80
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Whyville

A long-running virtual world with more than 100 games and activities spanning science, maths, creativity, and community play.

Website
8–15 · Free80
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