Coding4Kids.org revolutionized kids coding by having students write their own unique video games, fostering creative freedom and a supportive environment for all genders.
Coding4Kids.org offers in-person summer camps where students aged 7-13 learn to code by designing their own video games and animations. The curriculum is hands-on and project-based, encouraging creativity and problem-solving. Students will learn fundamental coding concepts such as game design principles, logic, loops, and conditionals. The camp aims to develop resilience, focus on solutions, and break down tasks, fostering self-confidence and emotional regulation. Utilizing Scratch, a block-based coding platform, the program makes learning accessible and fun for all skill levels. The emphasis is on students bringing their own ideas to life, resulting in a finished game they built themselves by the end of the week.
A typical day involves morning and/or afternoon coding sessions where students work on designing their own video games and animations, with a supervised lunch break for those attending all day.
This camp is best for kids aged 7-13 who are interested in learning to code, from beginners to advanced coders, and who enjoy creative, hands-on projects like designing video games.
Good Shepherd Center, 4649 Sunnyside Ave N, Seattle, WA 98103
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