Maths & logic Coding
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Explore 20 trusted maths & logic 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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Kids Code Recipe
A free coding tutorial library with short step-by-step recipes for making games, animations, music, and interactive projects with Scratch, Minecraft, and Viscuit.
Greater Boston STEM Program
The Greater Boston STEM Program provides free introductory computer science, math, engineering, and science enrichment for elementary and middle-school students through remote or in-person small-group classes.
Smithsonian STEM²D Activities
The Smithsonian Science Education Center’s STEM²D collection provides interactive, standards-aligned science, technology, engineering, math, manufacturing, and design activities for ages 5–18.
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.
Hello Ruby Play
A free collection of playful computer-science, programming, mathematics, and digital-literacy activities from the Hello Ruby project. Activities include puzzles, algorithms, geometry, counting, secret codes, internet safety, and hands-on making.
KokeLab
KokeLab offers kids learning games and projects in programming, math, science, and drawing, with a free-to-start browser experience aimed at ages 4–12.
Trinket by Strive Math
A free, community-hosted, open-source browser coding platform for writing and running Python, HTML, Java, and interactive courses without downloads.
Brainland
A Singapore-built browser learning world for Primary 1–6 with free gamified zones for maths, English, science, geography, art, coding, and puzzles.
Hello Ruby Playground Curriculum
An open computer-science playground and curriculum project that turns computing ideas into physical play. The official page describes activities for sequence, conditionals, iteration, debugging, binary numbers, data, and collaborative outdoor learning.
Soulxer
A free browser collection of coding games and courses where children solve challenges, repair broken pages, and practise reading code without an account.
Wovi
A pre-launch AI-learning world for ages 9–13 with browser missions that teach agents, classification, data literacy, testing, and reflection.
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.
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