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87/100 · ages 5–13

Fleisher Art Adventures

Fleisher Art Adventures is a free series of online art lessons for young people ages 5 to 13, presented in short chapters and designed around age-appropriate creative concepts.

WebsiteTeacher & classroom resourcesWebsites & online learning
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Flock XR

Flock XR is a free, open-source browser tool for creating 3D worlds with block coding and classroom-tested creative-computing resources.

WebsiteExperiments & projectsTeacher & classroom resources
8–16; classroom-dependent · Free/open-source; no login or subscription stated87
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RoboBlockly

RoboBlockly is a TK–12 curriculum and robotics learning solution that connects mathematics, STEM, computer science, engineering, reading, and writing through robotics.

WebsiteTeacher & classroom resourcesWebsites & online learning
TK–12 · Access and hardware terms vary86
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Kano

Kano is a coding learning platform where children make art, music, games, and interactive projects while learning programming concepts and exploring physical computing.

WebsiteExperiments & projectsGames & interactives
6–14 · Free resources; device and course access varies82
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Kite

Kite is a human-centered STEAM platform where learners design, build, code, test, and improve projects using browser-based lessons, missions, shared-device tools, and optional physical hardware.

WebsiteExperiments & projectsPrograms & challenges
K–12 · Access varies by launchpad and school terms87
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The Kids Gate

The Kids Gate is an adaptive learning platform for children ages 5–12 combining international maths and English for young non-native speakers through games, stories, and quizzes.

WebsiteiOS appAndroid appApps & digital toolsGames & interactives
5–12 · 14-day free trial; subscription terms vary83
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LearnXCode

LearnXCode provides live, project-based coding, robotics, AI, web, and game-development courses for children and teens, with age-banded examples such as Scratch games, robotics, Python, and app development.

WebsiteExperiments & projectsGames & interactives
6–18 · Paid live courses; current terms vary82
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Tinker Coders

Tinker Coders offers project-based online coding and experiential learning for children and teens, with courses designed around making games, apps, websites, and other technology projects.

WebsiteExperiments & projectsGames & interactives
6–18 · Paid course options; current enrollment terms vary81
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CodeMonkey

CodeMonkey is a game-based coding platform for children and teens that teaches block coding, CoffeeScript, Python, problem solving, and game creation for home, clubs, and schools.

WebsiteGames & interactivesPrograms & challenges
5–14 · Free trial; home and school plans vary84
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Kodlera Creative Coding Platform

Kodlera is an online coding and technology learning platform for children and teens, with age-banded projects in ScratchJr, Scratch, Minecraft Education, Python, web development, and other creative technologies.

WebsiteExperiments & projectsGames & interactives
5–17 · Course and lesson access varies; current terms required82
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