Coding projects your child can play right now
Line up picture cards to steer a postbot around a grid, then press GO and watch the plan run.
Teaches sequencing, debugging and the first idea of a loop.
Play Merlion Mail RunWrite a few lines of turtle code and watch a picture draw itself, then save it or send a remix link.
Teaches loops, angles, variables and naming your own commands.
Play Turtle Art StudioProbe a sealed function until you can predict it, then write the rule as one line of Python.
Teaches functions, inputs and outputs, and testing a hypothesis in Python.
Play Guess the MachineDrop AND, OR, NOT and XOR gates on a board, wire them up, and watch the truth table fill in live.
Teaches Boolean logic, truth tables and building circuits to a gate budget.
Play Logic Gate LabFour projects, one for each class band, built around the ideas Singapore schools actually teach: sequencing and loops in primary, functions and Boolean logic in secondary. They are free, need no account and run in the browser. Pick your child's class and start.
Why projects, not just questions
A Primary 1 child cannot say much about sequencing on paper, but can absolutely queue four cards and press GO. Each project puts the idea in the child's hands first: they build something, it either works or it does not, and the mistake is visible. The written practice makes far more sense afterwards.