- Ages 6-8
- Ages 9-12
- No ads
- Account optional
- Open user content
Parent note: Public projects and comments are open. Use Scratch without sharing personal info, or create the account yourself and moderate the profile.
Best coding websites for kids
Block coding, hour-of-code style lessons, and typing that leads into programming sit on this list. Some tools allow public projects or chat-adjacent sharing; those flags sit on the card. Ages span early blocks through middle-school Scratch.
- Ages 3-5
- Ages 6-8
- No ads
- No sign-up
- No user content
- Ages 6-8
- Ages 9-12
- No ads
- Account optional
- Limited user content
TypingClub
Structured typing lessons with progress tracking.
- Ages 6-8
- Ages 9-12
- Some ads
- Account optional
- No user content
Nitro Type
Typing races that turn practice into short competitions.
- Ages 9-12
- Some ads
- Account optional
- Limited user content
Parent note: Public races include chat-like team talk. Start in practice mode if you want typing without social features.
Be Internet Awesome
Google’s Interland game teaches online safety basics.
- Ages 6-8
- Ages 9-12
- No ads
- No sign-up
- No user content
NetSmartz Kids
Videos and activities on staying safer online.
- Ages 6-8
- Ages 9-12
- No ads
- No sign-up
- No user content
- Ages 6-8
- Ages 9-12
- No ads
- No sign-up
- No user content
Sponsored
No sponsored placements in this list right now. When they appear, they stay under the eight picks and stay labeled.