A Los Angeles startup called codeSpark has raised $4.1 million in seed funding for web and mobile games that teach kids how to code, even before they know how to read and write effectively.

CODESPARK, which offers coding games for children ages 4 to 9, has raised $4.1 million in a seed round led by Kapor Capital. Based in Los Angeles, codeSpark develops “The Foos,” a coding game played ...

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Why teach your kids how to code, and what's the benefit of learning computer programming concepts--even before you've learned to read? It turns out, there are lots of benefits to learning the logical ...

Why teach your kids how to code, and what's the benefit of learning computer programming concepts--even before you've learned to read? It turns out, there are lots of benefits to learning the logical ...

“Adventure Game furthers our goal of inspiring kids to create with code and express themselves in new ways,” codeSpark co-founder and General Manager Grant Hosford said in a news release. “This ...

CodeSpark Academy, a popular learn-to-code app for kids ages 5–10, announced today the launch of “Adventure Game,” a powerful new set of design tools that allows users to use code to create open-ended ...

PEARLAND, Texas, Aug. 27, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- Code Ninjas, the world's largest and fastest growing coding franchise, announced today its exclusive partnership with codeSpark Academy, an award ...

CODESPARK: Pasadena, CA-based codeSpark raised an undisclosed amount in seed funding from NewGen Venture Partners. CodeSpark creates educational software and games that teach young students computer ...