Useful Links
Below are links to websites that provide virtual coding, Robotic and STEM lessons
Code.org
Offers free courses on coding basics, including game design, web development, and animations. Suitable for K-12 (ages 5-18).
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Scratch
A block-based programming language where students can create games, stories, and animations. Ideal for ages 8-16, but accessible to younger learners with guidance.
Khan Academy
Features courses in math, science, and computer programming with engaging videos and exercises. Recommended for ages 7+.
Tynker
Provides game-based coding lessons, story-telling projects, and advanced courses. Suitable for ages 5-18, with courses segmented by age.
EdX
Hosts courses from universities like Harvard and MIT, covering topics like Python and robotics. Best for ages 13+ due to academic course structure.
Coursera
Offers online courses in coding, data science, and robotics, often through top universities. Suitable for ages 13+, though younger students may enjoy beginner courses.
Engages students in coding and game design within the Roblox environment. Best for ages 9-18, with accessible tutorials for all levels.
LEGO Education
Combines STEM and robotics learning with LEGO kits like WeDo and Spike. Ideal for ages 6-14, with age-appropriate project guides.
CS First by Google
Free beginner-friendly computer science curriculum that uses Scratch to teach coding fundamentals. Suitable for ages 9-14.
Offers guides for creating electronics projects using Arduino kits, useful for STEM and robotics. Best for ages 11+ with basic coding knowledge.
MIT OpenCourseWare
Provides free college-level courses in computer science and engineering. Recommended for ages 16+ due to advanced content.
A visual, game-based platform that introduces students to programming logic. Great for ages 8-12, but engaging for beginners of all ages.
​Treehouse
A subscription-based platform with beginner to advanced courses in web development, coding, and design. Suitable for ages 10+, depending on experience.
National Geographic Kids
Offers STEM activities, videos, and interactive games focused on science and technology. Ideal for ages 6-12.
Girls Who Code
Non-profit offering free tutorials and coding projects to encourage girls in tech. Suitable for ages 8-18.
Introduces robotics and programming through virtual robot simulations. Best for ages 9-16.
Microsoft MakeCode
A coding platform for block-based and text-based programming with tools like microbits and Minecraft. Suitable for ages 8+, with advanced options for older students.
NASA STEM @ Home
NASA’s educational hub, offering activities, challenges, and videos about space exploration. Suitable for ages 5+, with materials segmented by grade level.
The Hour of Code
A global initiative with one-hour coding tutorials in many programming languages. Ideal for ages 4+ with age-appropriate resources for all levels.
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