Family learning Coding
for kids
Explore 10 trusted family learning coding resources selected for curious kids, with clear ages, access details, and parent context.
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Brown University Artemis Coding Program
Brown University’s Artemis program offers free, supportive computer-science learning for Providence-area students in grades 5–8 through Microbits, Scratch, and Python tracks.
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Rice 24/7 CSEd Resources
Rice University’s School Mathematics Project curates free computer-science resources for children and families, including Code Break, Hour of Code, and CS Fundamentals Express.
Stanford Code in Place
Stanford’s Code in Place is a free online introduction to Python based on CS106A, with weekly sections, assignments, a six-week syllabus, and a supportive global learning community.
Boise State Kidsteam
Boise State University’s Kidsteam invites children to help design technology with researchers through free twice-weekly after-school sessions involving drawing, programming, problem solving, and collaborative making.
Surrey Libraries Kids & Families
Surrey Libraries’ Kids & Families page connects families with storytimes, early-literacy programs, reading support, book lists, coding kits, digital resources, and children’s media.
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.
DevTech Children and Families
Boston College’s DevTech Research Group offers family coding activities using ScratchJr and KIBO, including family coding days, beginner workshops, and child-friendly robotics and storytelling projects.
Alamance County Library Kids
Alamance County Public Libraries’ children’s hub combines early-literacy programs, storytimes, virtual tours, digital resources, coding links, and family reading activities.
Virginia Tech CodeKids
Virginia Tech’s CodeKids project provides free child-facing coding resources and stories designed to make computer science approachable and engaging.
Kids Code & Computer Science STEAM
Kids Code & Computer Science is a nonprofit source of kid-friendly STEAM content for adults and children to learn together, with a computing publication restarting as a weekly newsletter in 2026.
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