CodeWizardsHQ

What kids do

• Animate characters in Scratch
• Build interactive games
• Work on programming logic
• Move on to text coding and websites

Who it suits

Its elementary program is listed for ages 7–10, with a separate middle-school track for ages 11–13.

Notes for parents

Classes are taught live by a teacher. The elementary and middle-school programs run as distinct tracks.

In these guides

• Coding for kids, from picture blocks to typed Python: Where kids can start coding at 4, 7 or 11: picture-block apps, Scratch, typed Python and robots, in the order many children come across them.
• Live online classes for kids: one-on-one tutors, small groups or a class marketplace?: How live online classes for kids are set up: one-on-one lessons, small groups and class marketplaces, with providers for coding, math, science and English.

More Live classes

• Outschool: Teacher-led online classes in subjects such as art, coding, science and schoolwork.
• Cuemath: One-to-one live lessons for kindergartners on counting, shapes, patterns and small-number arithmetic, using stories and visual activities.
• Codingal: Live one-on-one lessons in which early primary children sequence steps and build small Scratch and block-coding projects.
• The Little Scientists: Live science lessons, one-on-one or in small groups, where children investigate a question, try experiments and talk through what they notice.
• Bambinos.Live: In the Unbox Chess program, a coach teaches piece movement, works through tactical puzzles and reviews full games.
• Preply: Children practice English vocabulary, pronunciation and sentences with an individual tutor through stories, games and conversation.
• BrightCHAMPS: One-on-one live robotics lessons centered on building a model connected house with sensors, motors and a door mechanism.
• Varsity Tutors: Individual tutoring or live classes in elementary math topics such as place value, multiplication and fractions.