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KIPP NYC Computational Thinking Curriculum
KIPP NYC’s free open-source K–8 curriculum integrates computational thinking, coding, engineering, science, maths, and ELA through hands-on project-based mini-units.
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Hedy
A free, open-source, multilingual gradual text-programming environment for classroom learners aged 10+; browser lessons support stories, drawings, games, and apps.
Tux Paint
Tux Paint is free open-source drawing software made for children, combining simple creative tools, sound effects, stamps, and a friendly mascot.
Blue Brick School
A free, open-source learning platform with more than 300 activities and books, designed for children and educators and available online or offline on Android.
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.
RightMindMath
RightMindMath is a free open-source progressive web app for arithmetic fluency, including number facts, multi-digit operations, and long division practice.
MicroBlocks
A free, live block-programming environment for making interactive projects with microcontrollers, sensors, lights, and motors.
Pencil Code
A free collaborative coding space for drawing, music, games, stories, webpages, math, and creative programming.
Literacy for Kids
Literacy for Kids is a free, open-source collection of practical lessons for ages 8–12 covering computer, money, media, civic, legal, health, environmental, emotional, and social literacy through short activities and shared toolkits.
TurtleStitch
A free, open-source coding and textile platform where learners turn visual programs into embroidery patterns and physical designs.
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