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| Product | Grades | Type | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Kodable | K–5 | App, Curriculum | From $10/mo |
| codeSpark | Pre-K–4 | App | See site |
| Scratch | K–10 | App, Activity | Free |
| Code.org (now CodeAI) | K–12 | Curriculum, Course | Free |
| Tynker | K–12 | App, Course | From $15/mo |
| CodeMonkey | K–8 | App, Curriculum, Course | From $8/mo |
A wordless learn-to-code app for kids ages 3–10, now part of Begin, where children solve drag-and-drop puzzles and then build their own games and stories, with no reading required.
Free block-based coding studio from the Scratch Foundation, originally built at the MIT Media Lab, where kids snap blocks together to make games, animations and stories and share them with a moderated community.
Free, ad-free K–12 computer science and AI curriculum from the nonprofit formerly called Code.org, with self-paced express courses, Sprite Lab, Game Lab, App Lab, Python Lab and the Hour of AI.
Self-paced coding courses for ages 5–18 that start with picture and block coding and move to Python, JavaScript and Minecraft modding, on web and three mobile apps.
Game-based coding courses for kids 5–14 that move from block coding to typed CoffeeScript and Python, with Coding Adventure, Banana Tales, Game Builder and AI courses, plus a home school plan with lesson plans.
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