Interactive learning tools
Interactive tools let you make a prediction, see what happens and explain what changed. Each one has a clear learning purpose, some notes, and an honest label on how finished it is. Pick an age group to get started.
Ages 5–7 · Grades K–2
Tap, sort, match and wonder. Playful first steps into patterns, logic and how machines follow instructions.
Give a friendly little robot step-by-step directions and help it find its way home.
Grades K–2 (ages 5–8) · Coding game · Sequencing · Directions
Ages 8–10 · Grades 3–5
Puzzles, stories and simple challenges that show how computers think, learn from examples and sometimes get things wrong.
Snap code blocks together to drive a rover across Mars and teach it to make its own decisions.
Grades 3–5 (ages 8–11) · Robotics simulator · Loops · If/else
Predict, flip a coin 100 times and discover probability, randomness and superposition.
Grades 3–5 (ages 8–11) · Science explorer · Probability · Randomness
Ages 11–14 · Grades 6–9
Simulations and design challenges where you build a system, break it, fix it and explain why it works.
Connect sensors, write the instructions for a traffic signal and keep a busy junction safe.
Grade 6 onwards (ages 11+) · Simulation · Sensors · Rules · Debugging
Build, train and test an artificial neuron and see how a machine makes a decision.
Grades 6–9 (ages 11–14) · AI explorer · Neurons · Training
Write and run real Python in your browser, with lessons, challenges and a debugging lab.
Grade 6 onwards · Coding lab · Python · Debugging
