19 Best Coding Websites for Kids: Free & Paid

Outschool is our favorite online class for all subjects, but they have loads of programming classes too.

They have live online coding classes for children between 4 and 18 years old.

CodaKid offer online coding lessons with the option to have one on one lessons too.

This is currently the coding curriculum we are following.

Carry on reading for our review.

Homeschool coding classes from MYTEK LAB are a great way for homeschoolers to achieve high school credits in computer science and education.

Carry on reading for our review of this high school curriculum.

Online coding classes for kids and teens ages 8-18.

All classes are 12 weeks long, with one hour of teacher-led and then two hours of homework per week.

Osmo is a great coding toy that is played on the iPad. The Osmo coding starter kit is the best starter package for children aged between 5 and 10 years old.

Carry on reading for our review of this coding game, but we loved it!

Osmo really are the best coding games for kids aged between 3 and 10 years old.

They have created so many coding games, check them all out here.

Carry on reading for our review of the Osmo coding jam

For children over the age of 5, the Botley coding Robot is an excellent investment.

Transform Botley 2.0 into a train, police car, ghost, and more!

Mel Science is one of our favorite STEM subscription boxes and they have now created an amazing coding box for kids age 4 and above.

Check out our previous Mel Science review here to see if we have any valid coupons.

Lego has designed its own coding bricks which are available for kids 7 years old and above.

Learn how to create robots and code them with Lego.

Also check out our favorite challenging Lego sets which also help with coding.

Ultimate Coding Kit 2 is aimed at kids over the age of 10.

It Includes 17 components like LED light strip, speaker, light, temperature, sound sensors, buttons, and an LCD screen.

Kids learn C++ coding.

Code Master Game is the ultimate coding educational board game and STEM toy and teaches programming logic through fun gameplay.

Contains 10 maps with 60 levels to solve, as well as 12 guide scrolls, 12 action tokens, 8 conditional tokens, and an instruction booklet with solutions included.

Suitable for children over the age of 8.

Creation Crate is a monthly robotic box full of items to help kids get into coding and robotics.

I had to include this notebook as we love them.

We have every one of these books and we think as a recap and basic knowledge they are easy to read and navigate, and each chapter has a quick test at the end.

Perfect for middle school-aged children.

Code This! is a very colorful book like they all are from National Geographic.

It gives a great basic look at coding and programming for kids aged 8-12.

This is a starter guide for younger kids aged between 6 and 10 years old.

Coding for Kids is an ideal way for young learners ages 8-13 who want more coding knowledge than you can learn in an hour, a day, or a week.

Scratch – is designed for students over the age of 8 years old and is used in over 150 countries.

You can program your own interactive stories, games, and animations, and share your creations with others in the online community.

CS First with Google is aimed at children in grades 4-8.

This free coding tool from Google has loads of fun games.

Our favorite was Gumball’s coding adventure.

Code.org has 60 million students and is probably the most well-known.

It has coding courses for all ages from elementary through to high school.