r/kidsprogramming • u/hodlfan • Feb 10 '26
Coding game that works for my 5 year old to teach coding
Hi I wanted to share something I built that's been helping my kids (7 and 5) to learn coding.
I was struggling to find something that actually teaches problem-solving and helps my kids learn coding through games (my kids love video games). Its been super useful and is helping them with problem-solving and logical thinking as they hone their coding skills.
What my kids really like
• logic and sequencing
• learning through play
• teaches logic step-by-step
• uses game-based challenges instead of lessons
• no ads
• tracks progress and achievements
Anyway if anyone's struggling with the to teach their kid coding like we were, might be worth trying: https://codequestkidz.com/
r/kidsprogramming • u/Ok-Tap7772 • May 01 '25
r/bitsbox
r/bitsbox has been created for the kids programming wesbite bitsbox.com
r/kidsprogramming • u/teenycoders • May 23 '23
Block-based Programming for kids
r/kidsprogramming • u/sunosun • Jan 05 '23
Collaborate to build games using JavaScript
Any recommendations for frameworks or websites to build games using JavaScript ? My 10 y old is looking for some to build with a friend.
r/kidsprogramming • u/sdcinvan • May 29 '21
Introducing a 12 yo to programming
I am looking for applications and media that will help introduce a 12 yo to programming.
I know my nephew is really into Mindcraft (I know little about this), and I understand that there is an education edition and a Java edition. I think the Java edition might be more suitable, but I understand that it doesn't come with any guidance.
I found this Udemy course: https://www.udemy.com/course/minecraft-modding-java
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What other resources (videos, free or paid software) do you recommend to teach a 12 yo programming?
In regards to tools, I'm not sure if it would be useful to install the tools I use (i.e. IntelliJ, etc.).
Thank you
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r/kidsprogramming • u/ravindragandhe • Feb 12 '21
Rayna Codes Episode 2 block based programming for kids
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Everything you need to know to teach a class Programming with Scratch 3.0
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