Code For Kid - Coding for Kids

Coding game helps children learn logic and problem solving.

Code For Kid - Coding for Kids: Learn to code for beginners.

Coding game helps children learn logic and problem solving.

Contains 50 Level Lessons ✔

Advanced mission: Let's harvest diamonds on the way ✔

Learn how to code and build strong coding logic in your beginners ✔

The sequence structure (Level 01 -> 20): Help the pet get home ✔

The selection structure (Level 21 -> 40) IF the gate closes THEN the pet cannot go home ✔

The iteration structure (Level 41 -> 50): Use only 4 commands repeat 3 times ✔

Code for beginners - Learn how to code and build coding logically in your study. Everything in Learn to code for beginners app from interface, color, function, use... is designed for children. This app teaches beginners to know the sequence structure simply executes a sequence of statements in the order in which they occur.

How to learn Code For beginners:

Step 1: Use the 6 Functions on the left (up, down, left, right, diagonal up, diagonal down) to form a code sequence to help the dog go home.

Step 2: Press PLAY to execute the code sequence and see the result.

Coding for beginners Dog Games is designed simply and easily for children to understand. With one mission: Add the commands in sequence to help the dog go home. There are many levels with increasing difficulty.

Coding for beginners Dog Games is a free learning Code For beginners app that enables young children (ages 5 and up) to create their own interactive stories and games. Children snap together graphical programming blocks to make dog go home.

We see coding (or computer programming) as a new type of literacy. Just as writing helps you organize your thinking and express your ideas, the same is true for coding. In the past, coding was seen as too difficult for most people. But we think coding should be for everyone, just like to play game for beginners.

As young children code with this app, they learn how to create and express themselves with the computer, not just to interact with it. In the process, children learn to solve problems with 50 levels, and they develop sequencing skills that are foundational for later academic success.