Innovation, critical thinking, analytical skills, adaptability — all of these words, albeit the core pillars of STEM education, sound very… fancy. The words “coding” and “programming” are no exceptions. You would think we’re crazy for saying this but there are a lot of similarities between philosophy and coding. Hear us out — 1. Both of them function on reasoning and 2. Both of them are believed to be known by only a certain section of society. That is a very famously misperceived myth. Programming is not limited to “the geeks”, nor it is only adults’ cup of tea. If approached the correct way, mastering programming can be a child’s play (quite literally). In our blog, A Narrowed Down Guide to Learn to Code for Kids and Beginners, we talk about all the benefits of coding for kids and a little bit about how you can proceed to teach your kids any programming language. In this blog, we will guide you through different coding languages that can prove to be fun and easy to learn for your children.
When anyone talks about programming languages, you usually hear the terms like JavaScript, Python, C/C++, and C sharp. All of these are greatly efficient programming languages and every programming aspirant has to learn them one day or another. But are they good for children who are just stepping into the field of developing programs? We think not.
Find out our choice of kids coding languages to make coding for kids fun HERE.
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