Coding for Kids with Arts and Literacy

Elementari is the easiest way for kids to learn coding by creating projects across the curriculum. Fun, interactive lessons to code stories, games, and more!

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Try Elementari - Hands On Coding

Our lesson library features interactive, cross-curricular projects that guide students step-by-step to code and publish their own projects.

Language Arts Coding and Technology

K-2

Growing Tree: Code Speech 🌱

Code an interactive story where a magical tree grows when specific words are spoken. Students will design their story with images and backgrounds, write a 'Tree Keeper Promise' to care for trees, and code speech recognition to make their tree respond to their voice. This lesson combines coding with creative storytelling, making it ideal for an Earth Day and Arbor Day activity.

Language Arts Coding and Technology

3-5

Spy Story: Invisible Ink 🔥

Embark on a captivating adventure into the secret world of spies and invisible ink, inspired by Josephine Baker's remarkable espionage during World War II. In this interactive lesson, students will write a narrative hook and code a hidden message to reveal by dragging an object over it, blending history with the magic of coding.

Coding and Technology Social Sciences

6-12

Historical Truths Game 🎓

Design and code an engaging true/false interactive game about a historical figure - combining interactive slides with true/false choices, a dynamic scoring system, and conditional logic. Students will research historical facts, then apply coding concepts to track scores and direct game outcomes based on player responses. This lesson merges historical inquiry with computational thinking.

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Why Choose Elementari?

Empowering students and teachers with tools to code, create, and learn.

Make Writing Fun with Coding:

Students create digital stories and games, making writing a fun and hands-on experience that builds literacy skills.

Build Future-Ready Skills:

Through coding projects, students develop problem-solving, critical thinking, and collaboration—essential skills for success in today’s digital world.

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Engage Students of All Ages:

From 1st graders animating stories to teens designing apps, Elementari offers coding projects tailored to every age and skill level.

Discover how creative coding transforms learning.

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How Elementari Works

Students create and publish projects through an intuitive process inspired by professional platforms like Google Slides and Unreal Engine.

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Select from a library of guided lessons tailored to different skill levels and subjects.

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Code and Create

Use drag-and-drop tools to animate, code interactions, and bring ideas to life.

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Publish and Share

Showcase completed projects with classmates, families, or the global Elementari community.

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Your Creative Toolkit

Everything you need to bring coding and storytelling to life.

Access thousands of professional illustrations and sounds.
Use drag-and-drop tools to design and customize pages—just like Google Slides.
Code animations, interactions, and voiceovers to make projects interactive and engaging.

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Bring Elementari to Your School

Starting at $2 per student annually

Flexible plans make it easy to integrate Elementari into your classrooms with free Professional Development trainings.

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Hear From Educators Who Love Elementari

Discover how teachers use Elementari to inspire their students.

"The transferability of Elementari is evident when you start to use it. I’ve had students tell me they can put their notes. I’ve seen where this is used for ESOL students and with SEL. Students can record their original pieces to be used in their projects...I have students that use Elementari to unleash their creative sides. It doesn't have to be used only for classroom purposes; I have students who now are writing and creating just for fun."

Ameerah Eaddy, Music Teacher

Olanta Creative Arts and Science Magnet School, USA