Code Your Dreams offers an unmatched curriculum for students starting in elementary school through adulthood. Multi-year programs bring students from no coding experience to advanced competency.

A series of educational games to teach programming. No prior experience needed. By the end of the games players are ready to use conventional text based languages.

A popular site with children.

With ScratchJr, young children(ages 5-7) can program their own interactive stories and games. In the process, they learn to solve problems, design projects, and express themselves creatively on the computer. Please note Scratch Junior is an app not a website. 

A non profit dedicated to expand access to computer science. Their vision is to allow every student to have the opportunity to learn computer science despite background or gender.

Here's a quick run-down of how you can learn coding on Khan Academy:

• Learn new concepts using a talk-through, which is like a video but more interactive.

• Do step-by-step challenges to practice newly learned concepts.

• Finally, work on a project where you can get more practice and be more creative with the skills you've learned.

• You don't need to download anything because the coding editor is embedded right here in the website. You'll see it used in the talk-through and use it yourself in the challenge.

LightBot is a puzzle game based on coding; it secretly teaches your student programming logic as you play!

Emojicode is a straightforward language to learn, whatever background you have. Their documentation is known to be excellent and stuffed with walk-through guides and examples. The site is open sourced so updating regularly. Please note this is an app. 

Uses coding to make art - learn graphic design. Creative code with processing or P5. All ages and stages. Video tutorials and hands on activities 

A computer science curriculum for schools to learn the basics of web development and coding. Including HTML, CSS and Javascript in a fun way . To enable them to create their own websites, animations and much more.

6-16 years old. Some free programs but some $$

Swift Playgrounds is a revolutionary app for iPad and Mac that makes learning Swift interactive and fun. It requires some coding knowledge, so it’s perfect for students who want to know more. Solve puzzles to master the basics using Swift — a powerful programming language created by Apple and used by the pros to build today’s most popular apps. Check out Xcode. Then take on a series of challenges and step up to more advanced playgrounds designed by Apple and other leading developers. Also has an App. 

A non profit dedicated to expand access to computer science. Their vision is to allow every student to have the opportunity to learn computer science despite background or gender.

Here's a quick run-down of how you can learn coding on Khan Academy:

• Learn new concepts using a talk-through, which is like a video but more interactive.

• Do step-by-step challenges to practice newly learned concepts.

• Finally, work on a project where you can get more practice and be more creative with the skills you've learned.

• You don't need to download anything because the coding editor is embedded right here in the website. You'll see it used in the talk-through and use it yourself in the challenge.

12 free challenges to play without a subscription. HTML/website based. 

Students learn basic video game coding concepts by making different types of games, including racing, platform, and launching.

Elementari is a K-12 online platform to read, write, code, share, and remix interactive stories using professional illustrations and soundsK-12 online platform to read, write, code, share, and remix interactive stories using professional illustrations and sounds

Always FREE a computer science curriculum that makes coding easy and fun.

Tynker provides everything needed to learn computer programming in a fun way. Tynker powers the creativity of over 60 million kids and serves thousands of schools and educators worldwide.

Free access with sign up for parents.

A non profit dedicated to expand access to computer science. Their vision is to allow every student to have the opportunity to learn computer science despite background or gender.

Here's a quick run-down of how you can learn coding on Khan Academy:

• Learn new concepts using a talk-through, which is like a video but more interactive.

• Do step-by-step challenges to practice newly learned concepts.

• Finally, work on a project where you can get more practice and be more creative with the skills you've learned.

• You don't need to download anything because the coding editor is embedded right here in the website. You'll see it used in the talk-through and use it yourself in the challenge.

Emojicode is a straightforward language to learn, whatever background you have. Their documentation is known to be excellent and stuffed with walk-through guides and examples. The site is open sourced so updating regularly.

Practice & learn the fun way. 

Practice pure code

Learn new concepts by solving fun challenges in 25+ languages addressing all the hot programming topics.

Learn from the best

In a matter of hours, discover new languages, algorithms or tricks in courses crafted by top developers.

Become the expert

Their approach has been designed to lead advanced developers to the next level.

Search 6,000 tutorials.

Kick start your career or do it fun.

I-robot education has lots of fun games and projects for students from 1st-8th grade.

Make your virtual Beebot move across the mat on the screen.

Over 30 free challenges whether you have a robot or not. All designed to play at home.

This 100% online, browser-based platform allows students to experience all of the features of VEXcode platform with a virtualized robot. Some subscription options some for free.

Tinkercad is a free online collection of software tools that help people all over the world think, create and make. They are the ideal introduction to Autodesk, the leader in 3D design, engineering and entertainment software.free online collection of software tools that help people all over the world think, create and make. One of the leaders in 3D design, engineering and entertainment software.

 Imagine DIY meets education! Makerspace is not only a hackshop where you can go to learn how to use an arc welder for the afternoon, but an educational concept as well! A makerspace presents readily-available materials  that can act as a provocation for inquiry, as well as modern technology and items to invent with.

• Technology: -  What can you create using Arduinos, Raspberry Pis, and other microcontrollers. - HERE Makers download their ideas for you to become inspired and even use them. You can download one too. 

• Digital Fabrication: - Using a 3D printer and more HERE

• Drones and Vehicles:- HERE

• Competitions:- HERE

• Downloads : Find a Makersfaire HERE

• Not sure where to start ? Try HERE

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Immerse Yourself in Cryptography!

Crack ciphers, discover secrets, and improve your math skills!

Barefoot empowers primary school teachers (elementary teachers) across the UK to deliver the computing curriculum brilliantly with free workshops, helpful online guides and engaging lessons.

Barefoot is on the side of teachers; helping them inspire pupils to think, learn and thrive in a digital world.

Lots of No computer needed activities very well thought out and implemented.

Everything FREE for teachers and parents.

Go to the Learning Library and click unplugged on the robot section. Find wonderful ideas to keep your student busy and engaged. 

Click HERE for a downloadable booklet go to the SITE for much more.