Life & fun · September 27, 2020
CuriousJr - Coding for Kids on Mobile
Code learning App for kids (Class 6th to 12th)
CuriousJr - Coding for Kids on Mobile launched on September 27, 2020 with 8 votes, #1,152 of 3,919 launches that month.
What it does
Learn to code by creating apps and games on the mobile. Our mission is to prepare kids for the 21st-century opportunities and develop such skills like coding from the age of 8. We focus on learning by using the coding to solve real-life problems.
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