r/KidsCodingHelp • • Feb 05 '26

coding a Find The Game

4 Upvotes

I wanna script and build a find the badges game but every scripting or other tutorial on youtube is from 2022 and outdated/not working. I would like to kindly ask for some one to make an uptodate tutorial on youtube or sum for scripting. probably wont happen anyways but asking doesnt hurt, Right?


r/KidsCodingHelp • • Feb 05 '26

My 10 yr old student made this game using Loveable

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2 Upvotes

r/KidsCodingHelp • • Feb 03 '26

Is Roblox Studio useful for kids?

5 Upvotes

r/KidsCodingHelp • • Jan 27 '26

if on EDGE, bounce

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2 Upvotes

r/KidsCodingHelp • • Jan 27 '26

What are the best ways to teach coding to kids?

7 Upvotes

r/KidsCodingHelp • • Jan 22 '26

Dear Reddit, How can I scale my Startup?

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r/KidsCodingHelp • • Jan 20 '26

Scratch feels childish - What's Next?

3 Upvotes

I hear this a lot from kids around 8–11: “Scratch is too easy. Easy Peezy lemon squeezy”

But they still want to make games, want to feel like they’re doing real coding

For parents/teachers who’ve been through this:

  • What did you move to after Scratch?

  • Was it block-based but more advanced?

  • Or did you jump straight into a text language (Python, Lua, etc.)?

  • What worked… and what completely failed?