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EXFree Coding Websites for Kids
Now that we have established why your kids should learn how to code, how do we go about teaching them to write computer programs? The following is a list of free coding websites for kids of all levels.
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✨Code.org——-
Code.org is one of the most well-known and popular coding websites for kids. They have Hour of Code activities that can generally be done in around sixty minutes. Code.org has coding classes for Kindergarten through 5th grades, 6th though 12th grades and even higher education classes. Their coding lessons even have kid-friendly themes like Frozen’s Elsa and Anna, Star Wars and Minecraft.
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.✨Tynker————
Tynker teaches kids how to create apps, code robots, program games and even create Minecraft challenges! The basic program is free, but there is a charge for the advanced classes. Your child will start off learning programming basics and then can delve into JavaScript and Python.
✨Stencyl——-
Stencyl allows students to program entire video games with drag-and-drop code blocks (very similar to Scratch). There are computer coding lessons to teach kids about computer science as well. The games your kids create can even be published for free to the web, or to iPads, iPhones, Android devices, and both Mac and Windows computers for a fee (but this is not at all necessary!) There is even a certification program and exam that they offer, together with IAI (the Interactive Assessment Institute)
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✨Scratch.MIT.edu——
MIT, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, created this amazing, free coding platform for kids to learn computer science. Your child will use code blocks to create games, animations and interactive stories. You can even learn how to program Lego WeDo Robots and Tello drones that use Scratch!
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