Learning numerical computing with notebooks for all ages.

A Python framework for creating 3D scenes in Minecraft and Minetest

Wizards of Lua Mod - Adds the /lua command to the Minecraft game

Future Kids supports primary school students who receive little or no support at school for their school assignments.

A JavaScript and Scratch-like development environment for the Lego Mindstrom EV3.

🎮 Atom's Game was developed using Javascript and HTML5 to help children and teenagers to learn elements of the periodic table

Very simple math quiz for kids written in Elm

An android puzzle game to improve programming skills

Android app for kids

Android app for Transliteration based Children's E-Magazine. You can see the working of app in the given link.

Playing with Minecraft

An application for kids to learn about different categories of information, with sound, under the age of 5 made for MadHouse Studios.

Teach Kids Code

CoderDojo Altona North - News & Updates

Digit Tutor is a simple online game for kids in Svelte, which uses speech recognition engine to train pronunciation of digits: from "0" to "9".

This is an advanced tutorial for the official BBC micro:bit V2 where we mod the C modmicrobit.c library and add a custom C function frozen into the firmware where users interact with this functionality in the Python REPL.

Computer Science for Kids

Science Saturday with a Mom. Backyard science with common household equipment

LifeFLOW3D Digitarium lets you play with moving software creatures!

Young can do IT

Final project of my student course python LV2 in TEKY Academy

Multiplication App using React

This is a FUN talking BuildaBot for the official BBC micro:bit V2 where you get to build your VERY OWN TALKING BOT FROM SCRATCH!

Godot Educational 2D game around numbers

Python turtle for learning program

MiniPython fork of the original MicroPython for the BBC micro:bit with the specific goal of assisting non-technical educators to learn micro:bit Python programming with ten simple lesson plans and pay it forward and teach those same lessons to their students and expand the footprint of the next generation of makers to a non-technical audience.