Wize Computing Academy offers a project-based, K-12 computer science standards-aligned curriculum with a low student-to-teacher ratio, ensuring personalized instruction and a focus on developing critical 21st-century skills.
Wize Computing Academy's elementary coding and software development camps offer hands-on, project-based activities that align with K-12 computer science standards. Students engage in a variety of exciting projects, including coding, robotics, game design, and artificial intelligence. Through these activities, children develop critical computational thinking, logic, and problem-solving skills. The curriculum is designed to be fun and interactive, allowing students to create their own animations, stories, and digital games using platforms like MIT Scratch and Scratch Jr. They can also explore 3D modeling, design, and printing, or even learn to create mods within Minecraft. The program aims to foster creativity, teamwork, and confidence, preparing young learners to be creators and innovators in the digital world.
A typical day at camp includes a welcome and settling-in period, followed by a 'plugged' activity focused on coding, robotics, or design using computers or tablets. Campers also have snack breaks, 'unplugged' activities like building simple machines or conducting science experiments, and lunch, with another 'plugged' activity and a physical break in the afternoon.
This camp is best for elementary-aged students (4-16, with specific elementary programs) who are curious about technology and eager to learn coding, robotics, and design through engaging, hands-on projects.
Multiple Locations: Parkwood Elementary, Syre Elementary
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