Science Coding
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Explore 14 trusted science coding resources selected for curious kids, with clear ages, access details, and parent context.
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Edusim 3D
A free 3D learning world where children build, explore science topics, and code with blocks or JavaScript.
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Discovery Children's Museum Resources
Free family and educator activities from Discovery Children's Museum, including STEM, coding, math, creative projects, books, games, and accessibility resources.
Khan Academy
A broad free learning platform with practice and lessons across math, science, computing, reading, and more.
MicroBlocks
A free, live block-programming environment for making interactive projects with microcontrollers, sensors, lights, and motors.
Ranger Gamez
Free browser learning games for math, computer science, typing, and other school skills, with no ads or child accounts.
FIRST LEGO League
A guided robotics and STEM program where children build, code, collaborate, and solve real-world challenges.
Kodu Game Lab
A visual game-making environment for children to build 3D worlds, stories, and games with simple programming tiles.
Launch
A playful coding platform where children build real apps and games with guided projects.
Play It My Way
Forty-nine hand-built learning games for ages 2-14, covering early learning, literacy, math, geography, coding, science, and logic.
Spark & Anvil
A large free collection of browser learning apps, stories, books, and puzzles for children and teens ages 3–18.
Diffy
A calm, ad-free learning world with short browser games and illustrated books for math, science, coding, geography, and reading.
Microsoft MakeCode
Browser-based coding environments for micro:bit, Minecraft, Arcade, and other creative projects.
Slates
Free browser games for kids spanning engineering, physics, coding, math, words, and science.
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