Reading Coding
for kids
Explore 11 trusted reading coding resources selected for curious kids, with clear ages, access details, and parent context.
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Khan Academy
A broad free learning platform with practice and lessons across math, science, computing, reading, and more.
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Play It My Way
Forty-nine hand-built learning games for ages 2-14, covering early learning, literacy, math, geography, coding, science, and logic.
Diffy
A calm, ad-free learning world with short browser games and illustrated books for math, science, coding, geography, and reading.
My World Quest
A free learning world for children ages 4–15 with a 36-week journey across maths, science, English, history, geography, art, music, coding, stories, games, and creative activities.
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.
EduChild Quest
A quest-based learning website for children ages 4–12, with coding, math, English, science, and life-skills maps organised by school year.
iSmartKid
iSmartKid is a multisubject learning platform for ages 3–14 with more than 500 lessons spanning coding, math, science, reading, languages, and creative activities.
TernQuest
A K–5 learning app with games, narrated picture books, reading, math, science, coding, social studies, and a parent progress dashboard.
Samio Learning
Samio Learning is an adaptive app for ages 4–12 covering reading, math, coding, grammar, time-telling, and creative work through seven research-based stages.
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.
Spark & Anvil
A large free collection of browser learning apps, stories, books, and puzzles for children and teens ages 3–18.
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