Rodocodo vs Coding Games for Kids

We believe every child — girls and boys alike — can discover their inner coder, no matter their starting point in technology, maths, or reading. Rodocodo is a fun, puzzle-based coding game created to help primary schools teach coding while fully meeting the UK National Computing Curriculum. It includes a complete set of lesson plans and resources covering Reception through to Year 6. Designed with simplicity in mind, Rodocodo empowers any teacher to deliver enjoyable, effective coding lessons — even with zero coding experience. Everything is explained clearly, using the skills educators already have. Its unique puzzle format builds problem-solving skills, boosts resilience, and keeps children engaged with instant feedback that helps them learn as they play. Progress is automatically tracked, saving teachers time and ensuring they can focus their attention on the children that need it most.

Program a robot. Find the animal. Learn to code! Floor Robot is a fun, beginner-friendly puzzle game that introduces kids to the basics of programming. Give your robot a sequence of commands — up, down, left, and right — then press GO and watch it follow your instructions across the board. HOW TO PLAY • Look at the grid and find where the animal is hiding • Tap the directional arrows to build a sequence of commands • Hit the GO button and watch your robot execute your program • Reach the animal to complete the level! But watch out — water tiles block your path! You'll need to plan your route carefully to navigate around obstacles and reach the goal. FEATURES • 30 handcrafted puzzle levels with increasing difficulty • Grids that grow from 5×5 to 9×9 as your skills improve • Earn up to 3 stars per level by finding the shortest path • 30 adorable animals to discover — cats, foxes, penguins, capybaras, and more • Colourful, kid-friendly design with simple tap controls • No ads, no in-app purchases, no internet required • Safe for kids of all ages LEARN REAL CODING CONCEPTS Floor Robot teaches sequential thinking, problem-solving, and algorithmic planning — the same foundations used in real programming. Kids learn that computers follow instructions exactly as given, and that planning ahead is the key to success. Perfect for children aged 4 and up, parents looking for screen time with substance, and anyone who enjoys a good logic puzzle.