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90/100 · ages 7–12

Math in a Box

Math in a Box is a student-led nonprofit project creating screen-free hands-on puzzle kits for children experiencing homelessness, with math explanations designed to be read independently.

WebsiteExperiments & projectsGames & interactives
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Julia Robinson Mathematics Festival

The Julia Robinson Mathematics Festival is a nonprofit mathematics-enrichment organization offering collaborative puzzles, games, and family and school math experiences.

WebsiteGames & interactivesWebsites & online learning
5–18 · Free public puzzles; program terms vary89
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Tutor-For-All

Tutor-For-All pairs K–5 students from low-income families with free online one-to-one high-school and college tutors for maths and reading.

WebsiteWebsites & online learning
K–5 · Free for eligible families89
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ConnectingMath

ConnectingMath is a supplementary mathematics program for children ages 5–12 using interactive activities, collaboration, and low-connectivity learning to build conceptual understanding.

WebsiteExperiments & projectsGames & interactives
5–12 · Free for participating partners85
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Kids Code and Play

Kids Code and Play is a Calgary nonprofit providing free coding education for children ages 5–15, including programming, AI, algorithms, and creative app-building projects.

WebsiteExperiments & projectsPrograms & challenges
5–15 · Free85
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Project Literade

A nationwide nonprofit book-mail program that sends brand-new, age-matched books to children and teens from birth through age 18, supporting book ownership and literacy.

WebsiteExperiments & projectsPrograms & challenges
0–18 · Free book mail; current intake may close between fulfillment batches84
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Steel City Codes

Steel City Codes is a student-run nonprofit offering free coding classes for elementary and middle-school learners, taught by high-school volunteers in a supportive community setting.

WebsiteWebsites & online learning
Elementary–middle school · Free84
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Code 4 Tomorrow

Code 4 Tomorrow offers free K–12 computer-science classes and coding learning opportunities for young people through an education-focused nonprofit program.

WebsitePrograms & challengesWebsites & online learning
K–12 · Free classes82
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CodingToAll

CodingToAll is a student-created nonprofit offering free coding education, personalized curriculum, and online sessions in partnership with libraries and community organizations.

WebsiteTeacher & classroom resourcesWebsites & online learning
School-age; session-specific · Free online sessions82
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Little Coders

Little Coders is a nonprofit coding initiative that helps children create projects with programming through free workshops and beginner-friendly learning experiences.

WebsiteExperiments & projectsPrograms & challenges
6–14; workshop-specific · Free workshops82
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