For kids aged 7–16 🎈

Learn to Code & Build AI — Made Fun for Kids

Playful lessons, friendly mentors and real projects. Your child watches, practices, builds — and earns badges along the way!

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Courses Kids Love 💛

Short videos, hands-on tasks and projects to show off. Pick a topic and start the adventure.

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Made for Every Age 🧒👧

Lessons are matched to your child's age and pace — no experience needed.

Explorers · 7–9

Drag-and-drop logic, first HTML pages and playful puzzles that teach how computers think.

Creators · 10–12

Real code! Build websites, small games in JavaScript and Python, and first chatbots.

Inventors · 13–16

Android apps, Java, QA testing and AI projects that look great on a future portfolio.

How Kids Learn Here

Four simple steps, repeated in every course — so learning always feels familiar and fun.

Watch & Learn

Short, funny video lessons explain one idea at a time.

Practice

Interactive exercises right in the browser — no setup needed.

Build a Project

Every course ends with a real project kids proudly show off.

Earn a Badge

Badges and certificates celebrate every milestone.

100% FREE · FOREVER

The Free Algorithms Course — open to everyone

Sorting, searching, loops and logic — explained with games and visual demos. No account, no payment, no catch. Just click and start learning.

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Meet the mentors

Friendly Humans Behind Every Lesson

Our mentors are teachers and engineers who love explaining things simply. They check homework, answer questions and cheer your child on — every single week.

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Where Our Graduates Go 🎓

CodeKids alumni have joined coding clubs, olympiad teams and top STEM schools.

STEM AcademyRoboClubCode OlympiadTechCampYoung MakersAI Juniors

Parents & Kids Say It Best 💬

Real families, real "I built that!" moments.

My daughter built her first website in week two and hasn't stopped talking about it since. The mentors treat her ideas like they matter — because they do.
Portrait of Amina, parent Amina R.Parent of Lina, 11
I thought coding would be boring but it's actually like solving puzzles with cheat codes. The sorting game in the free Algorithms course is my favorite!
Portrait of Sam, student Sam T.Student, age 12
As a parent I love the dashboard — I see exactly what my son learns each week, and I control the subscription. No surprises, no ads, just progress.
Portrait of David, parent David K.Parent of Noah, 14

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