Code you can see
Movement, sequences, loops, and events. Change a block and see what happens.
A little world for big ideas
Little ideas,
real programs.
Coding adventures and Coding Studio for ages 4–6 and 7–9. Arrange blocks, move Ciko, and create stories, dances, and drawings with a grown-up.
Available: ages 4–6 & 7–9Learning through playID / EN
MINI LAB · TRY IT NOW01
Can you guide Ciko to the star?
Build commands. Run them. Find your way.
✦ Direction Garden3D
One tile = one step↑ y · x →
Add arrows below ↓0/6
Turn in place. Move one tile forward. Order matters!
SMALL STEPS. BIG DISCOVERIES.Think in stepsTry new ideasCreate freelyGrow together
CODING STUDIO · AGES 4–6
Little ideas. Their very own code.
Children choose characters, arrange picture blocks, and see the result on stage. Stories, dances, and drawings become programs they can try and change.
Try Coding StudioTry it in your browser with a grown-up. No robot needed.Hello!STAGE
CODE BLOCKS
When flag tapped
Right · 2
Say · Hello!
A sequence makes the character move, then say hello.
Characters they create
Use Ciko, their own avatar, or draw a new character.
A voice for their story
Add sounds or record a short voice clip with a grown-up’s permission.
One idea, several scenes
Arrange scenes and backdrops, play the story, and save it on the device.
SEE LEARNING IN ACTION
See an idea come to life. Then try it yourself.
Three animated 2D simulations. Children try, see the outcome, and discover another way.
✦ Direction Garden3D
One tile = one step↑ y · x →
2D · Live animation
Arrange commands, watch Ciko walk, then improve the route.
What does this clip teach?
Forward changes position. Turning changes direction. The right sequence takes Ciko to the star.
FIND YOUR ADVENTURE
Explore the worldsSo many ways to say, “I did it!”
From a first little arrow to a story of their own. Every discovery begins with play.
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01 · CODING ADVENTURES
One arrow. A new discovery.
Build a sequence, spot a pattern, and help Ciko find the way.
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02 · MY CHARACTER
An explorer in your own style.
Choose your character, earn coins by learning, and mix outfits and accessories.
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✦03 · OPTIONAL MTINY PRACTICE
From an idea to a real move.
Have mTiny? Try bonus practice levels at the end of a world. Learn fully without a robot, too.
Today’s mission
try → notice → try againHelp Ciko get home!
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LEARNING THAT FEELS LIKE PLAY
No memorizing. Just wondering.
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Pick a little adventure
Ciko has a destination. You have an idea to help.
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Build it. Then try it.
Tap blocks, run the steps, and see what happens.
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“Oh, now I see!”
Not there yet? Change a step. Every attempt counts.
FOR GROWN-UPS, WITH CARE
Be there for the steps. Celebrate the trying.
It’s not a race to finish first. It’s a space to experiment, take a break, and discover something together.
- No ads or public leaderboards
- Encouraging hints, never judgment
- Bahasa Indonesia and English, switch anytime
EVERY STEP HAS A STORY
“I took the wrong turn. Then I tried again, and I did it!”
An example of a reflection after play
Curiosity is celebratedGrowing at their own pace
GROWING WITH KODINGKIDS
An adventure for every little step.
FROM SCREEN TO REAL WORLD
OPTIONAL COMPANION DEVICES
Ideas on screen. Motion in your hands.
KodingKids selections for ages 4–6 and 7–9. Match the device to your child’s readiness and explore together. Robot kits are optional.
4–6 years
Code you can touch
mTiny
A ready-to-play robot with a tap pen, command cards, and maps. Children sequence movements without a screen, with a grown-up.
Try: build a three-step route home.
Explore device ↗7–9 years
Code blocks, real action
Codey Rocky
A robot with an LED display and sensors, programmed in mBlock. Explore events, expressions, and responses to colours and lines.
Try: show an expression when a button is pressed.
Explore device ↗Web activities work without a kit. Physical practice uses Makeblock devices and software; KodingKids does not directly control the robots yet. Photos and logo: Makeblock.
STILL CURIOUS?
Little questions. Clear answers.
Does my child need to read?
Not necessarily. Early activities use icons, arrows, and visual examples. A grown-up can read instructions aloud, or use the device’s voice reader when available.
Do we need an mTiny robot?
Not for on-screen learning. The simulator and coding activities work without a robot. Physical mTiny practice requires your family’s Discovery Kit and a grown-up.
Which devices can we use?
This web app works in computer, tablet, and phone browsers. Apps for Android and iOS are planned and are not available in app stores yet.
Where is my child’s progress saved?
This version saves progress and projects in this device’s browser. Parent accounts are available; progress is not yet synced across devices. Grown-ups can export data from the Parents page.
CIKO’S READY. ARE YOU?Big ideas start
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✦Big ideas start
with little steps.
Start learningTry it right in your browser. No account needed.