Programming should be interesting

Programming should be interesting

For those who think that Minecraft is too boring or primitive, I have prepared a list of programming tools and resources that are great for kids.

Scratch is a free programming language and online community designed specifically for kids. It’s created to be easy to learn and use, making it a great choice for children. The Scratch website includes tutorials, games, and projects to help kids learn to code. It features a drag-and-drop interface that allows to create interactive stories, animations, games, and more.
For the youngest children there is a ScratchJr

Code.org is a nonprofit organization that provides a range of free coding courses for kids of all ages. They offer studies in programming, computer science fundamentals, game design and web development in a fun and engaging way. 

Khan Academy offers free courses in a variety of subjects, including computer programming. They use a combination of video lessons, coding challenges, and interactive exercises to teach children the basics of coding.

Tynker is a programming platform designed specifically for children. It uses a visual programming language that is similar to Scratch and is designed to teach kids programming concepts through game-based activities and a drag-and-drop interface.

Codecademy is a popular platform for learning coding. It offers a range of courses for all skill levels, including a variety of courses for kids who are interested in learning to code. They have courses on HTML, CSS, Python, and more.

Alice is a 3D programming environment that is designed to be easy to use for beginners. It allows kids to create their own animated stories, games, and videos using a drag-and-drop interface.

App Inventor is a free platform that allows kids to create their own Android apps. It uses a visual programming language and allows kids to create apps that use the device’s sensors, such as the accelerometer and GPS.

CodeCombat is an online platform that teaches kids to code by playing a game. It’s designed to be fun and engaging, with a storyline that progresses as kids learn new coding concepts.

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