Tanoshi computers come with Scratch and Nancy Drew Codes & Clues, both of which provide a great introduction to coding. Scratch is a visual programming language used by over 20 million children around the world. Scratch Jr. is best for kids 5-7, and Scratch 3.0 is best for 8-16 year olds. We also highly recommend the computer science and coding resources from Code.org and Hello Ruby.Check with librarians at your local library and your kid's school for other ideas. Many schools, libraries, and community centers offer resources and extension activities to give kids an introduction to computer science, robotics, and digital media. Girls who are interested in coding can also join up with organizations like Black Girls CODE, Girl Develop It, and Girls Who Code.