Coding for kids

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We are an online digital platform that specializes in web design and coding we also teach kids how to code through a variety of engaging and interactive courses for kids of all ages and skill levels, from beginner to advanced. We use a variety of educational coding languages and platforms, including:

Course  – Languages/Platforms

Scratch Programming –  Scratch:- Scratch is a visual programming language that is perfect for beginners. It uses drag-and-drop blocks to create interactive stories, games, and animations.

Python for Kids  –  Python: Python is a general-purpose programming language that is easy to learn and read. It is a popular choice for teaching kids how to code because it is versatile and can be used for a variety of tasks, such as web development, data science, and machine learning.

Game Development  – Unity, Unreal Engine, Godot, Game Development: Codingal offers a variety of courses on game development, including courses on Unity, Unreal Engine, and Godot. These courses teach kids how to design and develop their own games.

Web Development –  HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Web Development: Codingal also offers courses on web development, including courses on HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. These courses teach kids how to create their own websites.

Data Science for Kids: Codingal offers a course on data science for kids. This course teaches kids the basics of data science, including how to collect, clean, and analyze data.

Robotics: Codingal offers a course on robotics. This course teaches kids the basics of robotics, including how to build and program robots.

 Block-based A block-based visual programming interface is a graphical approach to coding and programming that uses blocks or visual elements to represent code constructs and logic. Instead of writing code in a traditional text-based programming language, users assemble blocks on the screen to create programs. Each block typically represents a specific function, operation, or command, and users can connect these blocks together to define the flow of a program. visual programming interfaces are especially valuable for introductory programming education, as they lower the barrier to entry and help learners grasp fundamental programming concepts before transitioning to text-based programming languages.

Scratch: Developed by the MIT Media Lab, Scratch is a widely used platform for teaching programming concepts to children and beginners. Users create projects by snapping together colorful blocks that represent code.

Blockly: Blockly is an open-source library that enables developers to create block-based programming environments. It is used in various educational and coding platforms.

Tynker: Tynker is a platform that provides a block-based programming interface to teach coding and computer science concepts to children. It also offers courses and challenges.

App Inventor: Developed by MIT, MIT App Inventor is a block-based programming tool that allows users to create Android applications without writing traditional code.

MakeCode: Microsoft MakeCode is a block-based coding platform that targets microcontrollers, including the popular micro:bit and Circuit Playground Express boards.

Scratch: Blockly: Tynker: MIT App Inventor: Microsoft MakeCode: Google Blockly-based Tools:

Platform And Approximate Number of Users
Scratch  – 40 million
Blockly – Thousands
App Inventor – Millions
Thunkable – Millions
MIT App Inventor 2 – Thousands

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