Technology Games
for kids
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Canadian Space Agency Youth and Educators
Space books, experiments, digital games, printables, toolkits, and classroom ideas from the Canadian Space Agency.
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Math Snacks
New Mexico State University’s Math Snacks collection of free games, animations, and interactive tools for ratios, fractions, number sense, expressions, place value, and graphing.
NASA Space Operations Learning Center
NASA’s Space Operations Learning Center provides interactive modules, games, and quizzes about space technology, Earth science, satellites, communication, and living and working in space.
careers.games
careers.games is a free browser simulation where children try technology, medicine, law, finance, food, media, education, and construction careers through playful choices and challenges.
Codemoji Coding for Kids
Codemoji teaches real HTML, CSS, and JavaScript through emoji-powered lessons, games, and projects for students in grades 1–8, with educator tools and a 500-plus lesson library.
Kojo
Kojo is an open-source learning environment where young people create drawings, generative art, animations, music, games, simulations, apps, and Arduino projects while learning computational and design thinking.
ubbu – Code to Create
ubbu is an age-adapted coding and creative technology platform with educational games, STEAM activities, projects, and digital-safety learning for children.
algo.kids
An AI-assisted coding platform where children describe and build games, stories, and websites while learning how the code works.
Zap Code
A progressive coding environment for children that turns plain-language ideas into real HTML, CSS, and JavaScript apps, games, and stories.
Codeoko
Codeoko is a child-focused coding platform with interactive projects and beginner-friendly web development activities for young learners.
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