Attention, future coders! Goldie needs your help to deliver cupcakes! Code the path of the Rocket Skateboard around the grocery store to pick up ingredients. Next, head to the Bloxshop kitchen to scoop up the cupcakes. Loaded with sweet treats, head to Bloxtown for delivery! Learn new coding concepts as the map gets trickier, play mini-games for a change of pace, and earn stickers for your Bloxshop wall!

A visual programming language for children that runs on iPads.

Are you fed up with your kids spending too much time playing pointless computer games? Then you've come to the right place. Welcome to the world of Karel! An excellent place to learn, play and have fun...all at the same time! Karel for iPad is a logical game for children and/or an educational programming language for beginners. The main idea is to show that programming could be easy and fun - especially for kids.

Kodable introduces programming logic in a fun way. Learning to think like a programmer is the most fundamental part of a programming education. The fun game design makes it simple for kids to pick up these critical problem solving skills. For kids 5 and up.

Pyonkee is a real visual-programming environment for iPad. It is based on Scratch from the MIT Media Lab. Projects made for Scratch are compatible with Pyonkee.

Always wanted to build your own apps? With Swifty and its 200+ bite-sized, interactive tutorials, getting started has never been so easy!

Tinkerblocks is a coding app for girls and boys aged six and up – a language free digital toy! Create your individual "Magic Eight Project", invent your "Fun Alarm System" – bring your ideas to life!

[Tynker is] a complete learning system with online courses that teach programming and computational thinking to kids of all ages, whether or not they have prior experience. Courses are designed to motivate and inspire kids to bring their creative ideas to life.

codeSpark Academy with The Foos is the #1 learn to code program for kids 4-9! This award-winning app has introduced over 20 million kids in 201 countries to the ABCs of computer science.