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Free block and JavaScript editor with an on-screen simulator for programming the micro:bit, a pocket-sized computer. Includes tutorials and projects for physical computing in the classroom.

Online simulator for Arduino, ESP32, and Raspberry Pi Pico projects. Students can write code and wire virtual circuits in the browser with no hardware needed. A free tier is available.

Tinkercad Circuits offers an intuitive, browser-based platform for educators to introduce students to fundamental electronics concepts through virtual design and simulation. Students can build, test…

Delightex provides an engaging platform for students to invent, build, and code their own 3D creations, fostering creativity and computational thinking skills. This versatile tool is accessible…

The Hour of Code with Kodable offers free, engaging coding activities and games specifically designed for K-5 students, making it an ideal resource for introducing foundational computer science…

The Hour of Code, powered by Code.org, is a global movement designed to introduce K-12 students to the fundamentals of computer science through engaging, one-hour tutorials. It offers a wide array of…

Code a Dance Party is an engaging Hour of Code activity that introduces students to fundamental programming concepts through the intersection of music and movement. Students use block coding to…

EduBlocks is a free, web-based tool designed to help students bridge the gap between visual block-based programming and text-based languages like Python and HTML. By using a familiar drag-and-drop…

Blockly Games presents a series of educational games that progressively introduce coding concepts through a block-based interface, suitable for absolute beginners. Its self-paced and problem-solving…

Codecademy offers a comprehensive platform for students to learn a wide array of programming languages and technical skills, with many courses available for free. It provides interactive lessons…

Scratch is a free, block-based visual programming language from the MIT Media Lab that allows students aged 5-16 to create interactive stories, games, and animations. It fosters computational…

MIT App Inventor is a free, intuitive block-based programming tool that allows students and educators to create fully functional mobile apps for Android and iOS devices. It empowers learners of all…