Coding Android apps
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ScratchJr
A playful first coding app where young children create interactive stories and games with picture-based programming blocks.
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GeoGebra
Free interactive math tools, activities, and lessons for exploring geometry, algebra, graphs, statistics, and more.
QuillQuest
A free spelling, times-tables, division, and touch-typing practice adventure for grades 3–8, with browser play and separate mobile apps.
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.
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.
OctoStudio
A free mobile coding app from the creators of Scratch that lets children create animations and games with block-based code.
Samio Learning
Samio Learning is an adaptive app for ages 4–12 covering reading, math, coding, grammar, time-telling, and creative work through seven research-based stages.
codeSpark Academy
A game-based coding platform for children with coding challenges, creative projects, and activities designed for early learners.
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.
algo.kids
An AI-assisted coding platform where children describe and build games, stories, and websites while learning how the code works.
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