Coding Science
for kids
Explore 11 trusted coding science resources selected for curious kids, with clear ages, access details, and parent context.
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Khan Academy
A broad free learning platform with practice and lessons across math, science, computing, reading, and more.
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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.
Diffy
A calm, ad-free learning world with short browser games and illustrated books for math, science, coding, geography, and reading.
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.
TernQuest
A K–5 learning app with games, narrated picture books, reading, math, science, coding, social studies, and a parent progress dashboard.
Whyville
A long-running virtual world with more than 100 games and activities spanning science, maths, creativity, and community play.
Edusim 3D
A free 3D learning world where children build, explore science topics, and code with blocks or JavaScript.
CKSTEM Let’s Bloom
Fifty free in-browser math, English, science, and strategy games for grades 3-12 from a Canadian non-profit.
Spark & Anvil
A large free collection of browser learning apps, stories, books, and puzzles for children and teens ages 3–18.
STEM Little Explorers
A STEM video channel with accessible science, technology, engineering, and math explainers and activity-oriented videos for curious learners.
DOE STEM
U.S. Department of Energy STEM opportunities, activities, and learning resources for students, educators, and families.
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