Libraries Coding
for kids
Explore 10 trusted libraries coding resources selected for curious kids, with clear ages, access details, and parent context.
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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.
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Virginia Beach Public Library Kid Coding
Virginia Beach Public Library’s Kid Coding page introduces children to unplugged coding activities such as sequencing, maps, algorithms, binary bracelets, and creative coding links.
Markham Public Library Kids Makerspace
A library makerspace guide featuring screen-free programmable toys such as Botley and Code-a-Pillar, with instructions and recommended ages for hands-on coding play.
San Francisco Public Library Virtual Library for Kids
San Francisco Public Library’s virtual library for kids brings together ebooks, audiobooks, streaming media, homework help, STEM resources, language learning, storytimes, and family learning links for children and caregivers.
OC Public Libraries Kids & Family
Orange County Public Libraries’ kids and family hub offers library services, reading and learning links, children’s programming, and digital resources for young patrons.
ALSC Digital Media Resources
The Association for Library Service to Children curates a regularly revised guide to children’s digital media, early literacy, digital citizenship, coding, apps, gaming, audio, and healthy family technology choices.
Derby Libraries Code Club for Children
Derby Libraries Code Club is a structured coding course where children learn Scratch game and animation basics and can progress to Python, Raspberry Pi, Makey Makeys, and micro:bits.
Markham Public Library Learning Place
A public-library program hub for children and families with age-banded STEAM, coding, animation, and creative technology learning opportunities.
Toronto Public Library After School Clubs
Toronto Public Library After School Clubs offer children ages 6–12 homework help, making, coding, robotics, and online activity sessions at selected branches and virtually.
Stirling Libraries Children’s Digital Resources
Stirling Libraries’ children’s resources page connects families with moderated Minecraft learning, digital books, read-alouds, language tools, educational games, and kid-safe media.
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Use this collection to find a direction, then open each resource page before sharing it with a child. The individual review shows languages, access formats, tags, age guidance, source links, and notes for grown-ups.
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