Code.org
Structured computer science courses and creative coding activities for schools and families.
Website previewAbout Code.org
Code.org provides structured computer-science courses, coding activities, Hour of Code projects, and teacher resources for K–12 learners. Students can move from visual programming into web development, data, AI, and more advanced computer-science concepts.
Age and access
This resource is listed for ages 4–18. It is available as Website, Downloadable and is listed as free. The listed language coverage is English, Indonesian, Hindi, Italian, Portuguese, Polish, Spanish, French, German, Slovak, Turkish, Farsi.
What stands out
- Clear progression from introductory activities to full courses
- Strong classroom and educator support
- Free curriculum with broad age and grade coverage
How the score is built
Structured courses build real programming and computer-science concepts.
Offers pathways from early elementary through high school.
Includes lesson plans, teacher tools, and implementation guidance.
The public curriculum is free to use.
Parent notes
- Some student workflows and classroom features may involve accounts or teacher-managed access.
- Adults should choose courses by grade and preview projects involving online sharing or external tools.
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