Computer coding, a term used broadly to describe the language in which computer programs are written, is an exciting and lucrative field of study. But more and more budding computer engineers, or just those who enjoy building their logic and problem-solving skills, are learning to code at an early age. In fact, some school curriculum integrating STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) subjects are offering computer coding classes as an elective for students. So if you know a young computer buff who wants to learn the art of coding, check out these great resources from the folks over at ImaginationSoup.net. Code.org, Tynker, and Alice are just 3 of our favorites, but the full list from ImaginationSoup.net has 40 recommendations for all-things-code, from web sites to games and of course, apps. Go ahead! Check out the sites, and let your kids flex their brain muscles (yes, we know there are no such things) and happy coding!