The camps feature a high-quality curriculum designed by experts from Google, MIT, and Stanford, with very small class sizes (3-5 students) for personalized learning.
Create & Learn Online Coding Camps for elementary students (grades K-6) offer live online, project-based classes designed by experts from Google, MIT, and Stanford. The curriculum focuses on developing STEM, critical-thinking, and problem-solving skills through engaging activities. Students learn to build their own virtual creations and master various computer programming languages. The camps emphasize hands-on projects, allowing children to create games, animations, and interactive stories. They are encouraged to experiment, make mistakes, and learn from them, fostering creativity and logical thinking. The small class sizes, typically 3-5 students, ensure personalized attention from experienced instructors who teach year-round.
Activities include learning Scratch, a visual drag-and-drop coding platform developed by MIT, which is ideal for beginners to create stories, games, and animations. Students can also dive into Minecraft coding, where they solve puzzles, build advanced structures, and create narrative games using Minecraft: Education Edition. Robotics is another key area, with camps like Junior Robotics where students code robots to move and sense in virtual worlds. Other topics include AI Explorers, where kids discover how AI fuels self-driving cars and face recognition, and game building classes where they learn to create their own computer science games. The camps aim to make learning computer science fun and accessible, helping students develop a passion for technology and essential skills for future success.
Camps run daily for 60 to 90 minutes, depending on the subject, with new sessions starting each week.
This camp is best for elementary students who are interested in developing computer science skills, critical thinking, and creativity through engaging, project-based learning.
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