Articles, tutorials and tips on coding and digital art for kids
A curated, honest guide to the best free coding tools for kids ages 3-16. Not 50 links — just the ones that actually work, with specific activities to try first.
At C.Lab Academy, every class has a maximum of six students. This isn't a marketing choice — it's a pedagogical one, rooted in years of teaching experience.
Developmental psychology tells us ages 8-12 are uniquely suited for learning to code. Old enough for abstract thinking, young enough to not fear mistakes. Here's why this window matters.
Making games is the opposite of consuming them. When kids design games, they learn storytelling, math, empathy, and art direction — all at once.
Not all screen time is created equal. The difference between passive consumption and active creation changes everything about how technology affects your child.
It's not about typing code. Preschoolers learn sequencing, patterns, and storytelling through playful tools like ScratchJr. Here's what it actually looks like in a classroom.
After 15 years as a developer, I left the tech industry to teach kids how to code. Here's the honest story of why — and how it changed everything I thought I knew about programming.
Coding isn't about raising the next Silicon Valley prodigy. It's a fundamental way of thinking that every child can benefit from — and the best time to start is now.
A practical guide for parents navigating Seoul's growing coding education scene. Learn what to look for, what to avoid, and the right questions to ask before enrolling your child.
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