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Check out these two TikToks and descriptions of what daily life is like for two young women who live to / love to code! Our partner Saturday Kids also engages thousands of young people every year in unique computer programming + STEM education initiatives.

Three high school seniors at Milton Academy, who were leaders of the school's Girls Who Code club, utilized imagiLabs’ tools to teach elementary school kids how to code! Read about their experience in their words.

We compiled several kids coding camp recommendations to help families plan for summer 2021 activities. Many listed are imagiLabs partners! Not interested in a formal program but want to find out about some events? We got you covered too!

Black Girls CODE and educators at Dozier Middle School facilitated successful Code Clubs for their students with imagiLabs tools! Check out these testimonials and descriptions about how our partnership led to an increase in coding knowledge and confidence.

When setting out on the journey of getting more girls into tech, our goal was to solve the root of the gender gap problem by getting girls excited...

Good news, there are plenty of games and fun online learning that teach you to code for free. The following list of 8 free fun coding games for beginners will come to the rescue. Feel free to use these yourself or introduce them to your children or students.

If you’re looking into working from home permanently while taking care of your child: here are some tips from Sara, a mom that has worked from home with children for the last few years. Sara recommends the following: explain “the why” to your children when setting rules, get dressed for work, take regular breaks, eat lunch with your child, check in on school regularly, actively listen to your child and do creative things together. To stay engaged with your child via a creative and educational activity, Sara recommends the imagiCharm, a great way to learn coding, while playing a game.

 

For educators with no computer programming experience, check out our list of free resources for getting started with teaching Python in the classroom or home. 

As coding app creators for Gen Z, we are constantly on the lookout for the best programming apps available for kids between the ages of 8 and 17. So for 2021, we collected some of our favorite apps solving the problem of how to teach coding to kids.