Coding is such a great way for kids to collaborate, create, and experience “hard fun.” When you’e coding, you’re making mistakes, and it takes persistence to overcome them.
Resources
- Code.org Coding Courses
- BrainPop Computer Programming
- Turtle Art (Request Program)
- The Coding Corner
Getting Started with Coding Apps & Websites
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Scratch Jr Ages 5-8 |
Tool helps kids program their first multimedia project |
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Daisy The Dino Ages 5-8 |
Cute, free coding game covers the basics. |
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Scratch Ages 8 & Up |
Easy-to-use visual tool makes programming fun for kids. |
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Hopscotch Ages 6-10 |
Just drag and drop blocks. Hopscotch is an intuitive, friendly programming interface designed for everyone. |
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Turtle Art Ages 8 & Up |
TurtleArt is focused on making images while allowing you to explore geometry and programming. |
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Move the Turtle Ages 6 & Up |
The goal of the game is to move aturtle around the screen using programming instructions. |
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Hackety Hack Ages 10 & Up |
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Hands On Robotics & Coding
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BeeBot Ages 5-6 |
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BlueBot |
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Coding Mouse |
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Kibo Robotics |
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Cubetto |
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Ozobot |
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ProBot Ages6-8 |
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Sphero Ages 8 & Up |
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Makey Makey |
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Hummingbird Robotics Ages 8 & Up |
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Lego NXT & Lego EV3 Ages 8 & Up |
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Little Bits |
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Arduino |
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