Code Land: Coding for Kids

Learny Land

In-app purchases

About this game

Code Land is an educational app that uses fun, accessible games to teach coding, problem solving and critical thinking skills to children aged 4-10. Inspired by beginner coding tools like scratch jr, Code Land helps kids take their first steps into programming in a playful and intuitive way.

By playing games, children can learn basic skills for the 21st century, such as computer science, programming, logic, and more. If your child enjoys apps like scratch jr, they will feel right at home exploring Code Land’s learning games.

The games and activities are specially designed to be accessible to all, so that no child is excluded. From visual games where you don't even need to know how to read, to advanced coding multiplayer games, there’s something in Code Land’s library of games for everyone.

All games are designed to be fun and educational. They are set in a variety of situations, such as setting up a factory or getting out of a maze, emphasizing problem solving and logic building skills, while going beyond what apps like scratch jr offer.

Play and learn coding freely without pressure or stress. Kids can think, act, observe, ask questions and find the answers with Code Land and the Learny Land suite of games.

FEATURES:

• Educational games teach key coding concepts
• Logical thinking and problem solving skills are a core feature
• Hundreds of challenges spread across various worlds and games
• Programming and coding concepts for kids such as loops, sequences, actions, conditions, and events
• No downloadable content makes it easy to play offline
• Child-friendly interfaces and easy and intuitive scenarios
• Games and content for everyone with no limiting stereotypes. Anyone can learn programming & start coding!
• Content for children 4 years old and up
• Supports multiple users
• No ads, no data collection
• No written communication between players or with other people
• No commitments or inconveniences; cancel at any time
• New games and content are added regularly
• Create your own games
• Learn coding from scratch

Code Land - Coding for Kids SUBSCRIPTION:

• Download and try all the games for free, without any commitment
• The full, unlimited version works through an annual or monthly subscription
• Payment will be charged to your Play Store account
• The subscription is automatically renewed unless renewal is turned off at least 24 hours before the end of the current period
• Manage subscriptions and turn off auto-renewal by going to the user's account settings after purchase

Privacy Policy

We take Privacy very seriously. Code Land - Coding for Kids does not collect or share personal information about your children or allow any type of third party ads. To learn more, please read our privacy policy at [www.learnyland.com](http://www.learnyland.com).

Contact us

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Coding for kids is fun and safe with Code Land’s learning games for kids!

Ratings and reviews

I got this game for my 3y. I like it. She like it. She can do by herself most of the levels. A few games unfortunately even when choose earliest age (4y), assume that kid can read. My kid loves pizza. But she needs me to play with her because you need to pick words. I with the game has picture mode for this game for smaller kids. --- I paid for subscription and it worked for 1 day and then said it's expired on my child devices. The support fixed an issue in a few minutes after email.

Falsely advertised as free to use with the option for in-app purchases. It's a subscription app, not free to use. I didn't know i had a 7-day trial into i tried to use it for the first time a few weeks after i installed the app. When i finally opened the app, it said my trial period expired and i had to buy a $36/yr subscription.

Zero instructions. My child is 11 and got so frustrated with the first puzzles offered. We BOTH tried them and ended up saying this app isn't worth it. And they expect a subscription! Do more than just a hand pointing at a part. This shouldn't be so difficult that an actual front end developer can't even figure out the FIRST puzzles.

What’s new

Minor improvements.