Coding
When kids code, they take complex problems and break them down into smaller parts. Kids learn what it’s like to approach a problem the way a software engineer does, with logical, computational thinking. As a parent you may not even realize your kid is implementing coding and problem-solving while playing games like Minecraft and Roblox, it brings traditional coding logic to a kid-friendly user interface but with high engagement. Our coding classes aim to do just that.
For many developers, part of the appeal of coding is the challenge and reward of seeing their code come to life after a good debugging session. With the easy and fun environment used in our coding classes, they can do just that! While programming is logic-based, it’s also an extremely creative activity. If you know how to code, you can develop your own apps, video games, websites, and more that can lead to our Maker Club.
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