App Inventor lets students create Android apps by moving objects around the screen, similar to block-based programming.
Code Studio lets you write basic computer codes. It provides a lot of tutorials, so you’ll learn as you go along.
Starting with simple boxes and colors and rapidly progressing into exciting experiments, it teaches important programming concepts like variables, loops, conditionals, expressions, and functions.
The Foos characters help you learn to write simple programs and make them behave in the ways you want.
A free, open source platform that supports a progression path into real-world programming. Hardware purchase often required.
Hello Ruby is the world's most whimsical way to learn about computers, technology, programming, and mathematics. The story started with a book, and now Ruby continues her adventures in digital exercises, outdoor playground activities, and videos. It's suited for kids age 5 years and older (but even adults might learn something new).
Create your own animated movies through coding. Change your characters costumes and backgrounds, add music and talking, all through simple coding tools.
Swift Playgrounds for iPad makes it fun to learn code. Students solve puzzles in the guided “Learn to Code” lessons to master the basics of coding, while additional challenges let you explore code and create programs.