The camp provides a balanced curriculum of coding, robotics, and hands-on science, with small group sizes ensuring personalized attention from award-winning teachers.
Penguin Coding School Summer Sessions offer engaging, hands-on learning experiences in coding, robotics, and science for children aged 6-18. Younger campers (6-9) dive into the world of Minecraft Education to learn fundamental coding concepts like sequencing, variables, functions, and loops. Older students (8-12) explore Python and Microsoft MakeCode for game development, while teens (13-18) can participate in a STEM Counselor-in-Training program, gaining leadership and mentoring skills alongside advanced STEM and coding knowledge. The curriculum balances screen time with off-screen activities, ensuring a dynamic and interactive learning environment. Students will build autonomous Lego robots, engage in 3D printing projects where they design and take home their creations, and conduct various hands-on science experiments, from making slime to launching bottle rockets. The program emphasizes individualized attention with small group sizes and award-winning teachers, fostering a love for coding and STEM through creative exploration and problem-solving.
A typical day includes coding lessons, a snack break, 3D printing and science experiments, lunch and outdoor time, more coding lessons, and Lego Robotics.
This camp is best for students who enjoy a balance of coding instruction and varied science/3D printing activities, and who thrive with individual attention in a welcoming environment.
Brooklyn NY (Park Slope)
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