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Screenshot of Cosmico Lab
87/100 · ages 4–15

Cosmico Lab

Cosmico Lab is an interactive STEM platform with guided quests in coding, experiments, AI, robotics, mathematics, and space for ages 4–15.

WebsiteExperiments & projectsGames & interactives
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HanuLab

A bilingual coding and AI playground with unplugged games, block programming, and hundreds of game-like stages for children.

WebsiteGames & interactivesPrograms & challenges
4–15 · Free84
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Mindogo

Mindogo teaches AI concepts through controlled browser missions about agents, signals, classification, testing, and evidence, with a free no-account starting set.

WebsiteGames & interactivesPrograms & challenges
8–14; parent-guided · First five missions free; later missions are one-time purchase83
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Peabody Free AI Learning for Kids

Peabody is a free adaptive learning platform where children read levelled stories, practise math facts, and explore world knowledge through games and personalized prompts.

WebsiteGames & interactivesWebsites & online learning
Pre-K–8 · Free through 2026; no sign-up and no ads stated by provider83
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Code Ninjas Programs

Code Ninjas programs give children structured pathways through game coding, ScratchJr, AI, robotics, digital art, camps, and STEM challenges.

WebsiteGames & interactivesPrograms & challenges
5–14 · Paid sessions, camps and academies82
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CodaKid

CodaKid provides online coding and AI classes for children and teens ages 6–18, with project-based pathways covering game design, Python, web development, Minecraft, and more.

WebsiteExperiments & projectsGames & interactives
6–18 · Paid online classes; free trial offers vary84
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Peabody

Peabody is a free AI-adaptive learning platform for pre-readers through 8th grade combining reading, math, world facts, games, and level-matched stories.

WebsiteGames & interactivesWebsites & online learning
3–14 · Free through 2026; future access may change83
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Wovi

A pre-launch AI-learning world for ages 9–13 with browser missions that teach agents, classification, data literacy, testing, and reflection.

WebsiteGames & interactivesPrograms & challenges
9–13 · Free missions; early access82
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CodeAI Students

CodeAI’s student hub offers free self-paced tutorials, videos, and hands-on activities in computer science, AI science, and data science for learners from elementary school through high school.

WebsiteYouTube channelExperiments & projectsGames & interactives
5–18 · Free90
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CodingTeading

CodingTeading is a nonprofit education group that shares free browser-based coding and AI programmes, from early block coding and no-reading puzzles to game making, science, maths, and AI exploration.

WebsiteYouTube channelGames & interactivesPrograms & challenges
5–15+ · Free88
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CodeSkool

A creative coding studio where learners start with blocks and grow into Python, JavaScript, C++, AI, robotics, websites, 3D worlds, and projects.

WebsiteExperiments & projectsGames & interactives
School-age learners; exact age bands vary by track · Free to explore; school and feature access terms vary85
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