Whizara alternatives

One-on-one coding and math classes for kids and teenagers

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The best alternatives to Whizara are Google, imagi, and Programming Hub. If these 3 options don't work for you, we've listed over 10 alternatives below.

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Search the world's information, including webpages, images, videos and more. Google has many special features to help you find exactly what you're looking for.

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The imagi app turns learning how to code into a fun, creative, and social experience! Beginners can level up their coding skills while creating pixel art, and share their creations with a supportive community of fellow imagiCoders.

Learn programming online on mobile or desktop for free. Google's Editor Choice app with over 8 million downloads. Start learning now with Programming Hub

Mochi is a robotics kit that teaches the fundamentals of coding. Following colorful stories and using coding blocks and a programming board, children ages 3+ write their first functions, loops and much more. Picture where you'd be if you started coding at 3.

Coding for kids: an iPad programming language

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The best toy ever for kids!

HTML Planet for Kids is an online space where children learn HTML & CSS and practice their skills on fun creative projects.

Concise posts 🧑‍💻 Illustrated by code snippets ✍️ With a reading list to go deeper 👀

Creative coding and game building platform for kids, teens and code newbies. Learn to code (JavaScript) at home, school or coding club.

Learn physical computing with boards like the Arduino, ESP32 & evive, program robots, make games & animations, interactive DIY projects & do much more with PictoBlox - a Scratch based graphical programming software that makes learning to code super fun!

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An alphabet book about coding for kids

The Amazing Annoyatron is the fun, new way for kids to learn about coding and electronics. Designed for kids aged 9-15, the kit includes over 20 cool creations that they can build (and re-build) whilst building their STEM skills. Oh, and did we mention that this was developed by Michael Nixon, a 14-year-old entrepreneur from Australia?

A build it yourself tablet and coding kit for kids.

Kids can learn to create fun and impressive apps through Wyz Kits: subscription app-making kits that use Wyz Create, our powerful and intuitive app-making platform. No more syntax error frustrations– Wyz Create puts creativity first!