Games JavaScript
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Microsoft MakeCode for micro:bit
Microsoft MakeCode for micro:bit is a browser coding environment with block-based and text programming, tutorials, games, projects, search, import, and optional account features for young makers.
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CoddyKit Learn JavaScript for Kids
CoddyKit’s beginner coding app starts with tappable JavaScript, then builds through block puzzles, short courses, missions, and a code editor for young learners.
CodeDam
A free visual coding playground where children explore loops, variables, logic, JavaScript, and Python.
CodeCombat
A game-based coding environment where learners write real code to guide characters through challenges.
Soulxer
A free browser collection of coding games and courses where children solve challenges, repair broken pages, and practise reading code without an account.
Zap Code
A progressive coding environment for children that turns plain-language ideas into real HTML, CSS, and JavaScript apps, games, and stories.
Block Coding Lab
Free interactive programming games that teach sequences, loops, logic, CSS, JavaScript, and procedural drawing through browser puzzles and learning paths.
Tutorfic Code Club
A free browser coding club with guided lessons and projects spanning blocks, HTML, JavaScript, SQL, and Python, with no sign-up or ads.
Wonder Workshop Coding Apps
Wonder Workshop’s official app collection supports coding with Dash and Cue robots through block-based puzzles, traceable paths, JavaScript and Python transitions, lesson plans, and creative projects.
Bitsbox
Bitsbox gives children ages 6–12 real coding and game-development projects that introduce computer-science concepts such as coordinates, variables, conditionals, functions, loops, and parameters.
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