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Brainy Bots Robotics and Coding Club

by Rachel Monroe

DescriptionOur mobile S.T.E.A.M. program brings coding, robotics, digital media, and photo motion lessons right to you. Tailored for programmers ages and up, each session is packed with interactive and creative activities. Get ready to think, create, and explore!

Coding & Computer Games

by Dr. Teshanna Rayner

DescriptionStudents will gather to play computer games like Minecraft, Microsoft Games, CoolMath, NitroType, Typing Club, Typing.com, and other available computer-based games. Students who are interested can also create their own games, animations, and interactive applications using Scratch, Tynker, and Code.org. Snacks will be provided! Membership intake and fee payments occur quarterly. New students are welcomed to join each quarter. There will be no club held on the following Quarter 2 days:

CodeFu: Social Development through Coding (K - 5th Dojo)

by CodeFu: Coding for Kids (SF BAY AREA)

DescriptionCodeFu is the nation's top after-school coding program, teaching kids coding skills through the lens of social and emotional development. Whether it's learning cybersecurity, building personal websites, developing video games, or simply cultivating good character, there's always something valuable to learn at CodeFu! We prioritize being educators first and programmers second, ensuring that our students receive proper social and emotional development. Coding is our medium to teach essential skills in mathematics, language, and art. Our curriculum, designed by a team of educators and professors from Stanford to UC Berkeley, follows a scaffolding system. This method allows students to progress through different levels within each section before moving on to new topics. Each class starts with 10 minutes of Tai Chi to help students relax and focus. In our CodeFu Dojos, students create various projects, from apps and games to personal websites and coding robots that tackle real-world issues like pollution and overpopulation. The journey begins with block-based languages and progresses to programming languages such as HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Ruby, and Python. No prior coding experience is required! Join us at CodeFu, where learning is fun, engaging, and transformative. See you there – Hiii Ya! Coding languages learned: Scratch Jr, Bloxels, Scratch, Python, HTML Core Subjects Incorporated: Problem Solving, Creative Writing, Percents and Fractions, Arithmetic (Adding, Subtracting, Comparing), Graphing and Coordinates Coding Core Subjects Learned: Variables, For Loop, If Else, Functions, Lists, While loop

Let's Code It-Tynker

by Afterschool Enrichment Solutions

DescriptionIn this exciting new coding class from Afterschool Enrichment Solutions, take a deep dive into computer programming with the web-based platform Tynker! Learn the art of digital animation Create video games that run on physics, math and art concepts Design Minecraft blocks, skin and mobs Experiment with HTML, Python and Java Have fun in the Tynker playground under the instruction of a coding coach!

Let's Code It-Scratch

by Afterschool Enrichment Solutions

DescriptionYour child will have a blast in this exciting new STEM program. Our innovative approach to coding is sure to spark your child’s interest in computer science, using a simple, relatable, block-based programming system called Scratch, developed by the MIT Media Lab. The fun filled curriculum stresses critical thinking, creativity, confidence, teamwork, and problem solving skills to prepare them for the 21st century and beyond. Class topics include video game design, loops, control structure, conditional expressions, control statements, object oriented design concepts, data structures and variables, and mathematical expressions.

Scratch Video Game Coding Dev & Design

by CodeFu Tampa

DescriptionOur Upper Dojo students will create unique games each week piecing together compilations of code sequences then execute the program to achieve desired results for their games. Beginning with the game's objective, they must code each step using hybrid text blocks to create fully functional elements that successfully complete the programs. In addition to time spent on the screens, our curriculum includes unplugged coding games and activities to keep students active and engaged while teaching the balance of technology with the outside world. Join now to become a master game designer ! Coding Languages Learned: Hybrid Text-Block Coding (Scratch MIT) Core Subjects Incorporated: Problem Solving, Creative Writing, Percent and Fractions, Arithmetic (Adding, Subtracting, Comparing), Graphing and Coordinates Coding Core Subjects Learned: Variables, For Loop, If Else, Functions, Lists, While loop

Intro to Coding Dev & Design

by CodeFu Tampa

Description Our Mini coders spark their creative adventure discovering the building blocks and magic of coding. They will be introduced to an intuitive and playful programming environment designed for young learners to ignite self expression with interactive story telling and games. Each week our students will utilize illustrative coding blocks to set their animated characters and scenes aglow with personality, motions and boundless creativity. In addition to time spent on the screens, our curriculum includes unplugged coding games and activities to keep students active and engaged while teaching them the balance of technology with the outside world. Join now to begin your journey in the coding computer sciences! Coding Languages Learned: Graphical Block Coding (ScratchJR) Core Subjects Incorporated: Problem Solving, Reading, Creative Writing, Math Coding Core Subjects Learned: Algorithms, Sequencing, Loops, Commands, and Events

Game Design and Animation with Scratch, Python, and Java

by Athena Coding

DescriptionOur unique project-based class is designed to allow young students to develop their creative storytelling or game designing abilities, and then gives them the opportunity to bring them to life through Scratch and Python. Students have a blast, create App Store caliber games like Flappy Bird, and learn plenty of professional programming practices, like how to use: -Binary operators -Conditional statements -Sequencing -Functions -Variables -Commenting practices -Loops

Minecraft Coding and Design Studio

by Athena Coding

DescriptionMinecraft isn't just the world's most popular game; it's also an excellent tool for teaching a wide array of subjects. At Athena, we've developed a project based approach to a variety of important topics using Minecraft Educational; our course will cover Personalized Game Design, Animation and storytelling, Programming in Python and Javascript, Architecture and design, The fundamentals of electrical circuitry using Minecraft's patented Redstone circuit system, Logic gates, multi-system mechanisms, Modding and more! At the end of each class, students take home a freshly minted 3D-printed model of a design!

Hands-On Robotics for Beginners

by Fun with Bots

DescriptionIs your child interested in learning more robotics? In this introductory, hands-on class, students will have fun using LEGOs to construct robots. Through this class, students will learn key STEM skills like coding, mechanical engineering, math and physics. We are committed to supporting every student as they discover the power of technology and what they can accomplish with a bit of ingenuity! Our classes are tailored for students based on their current grade level and past experiences with coding. The possiblities for students is endless as they problem-solve together to build working robots, while making reinforing friendships and even making new friends too. Depending on the group's experience, we will also introduce other technology programs like CAD design, 3D printing, Arduino and morel

Minecraft Sandbox

by New York Society of Play

DescriptionIf you can dream it, you can build it! The sky is the limit! Students will use the popular Minecraft program to collaborate, create, and design on our safe, private Minecraft servers. Not only will your child’s creations be safe; your child will be, as well! Minecraft promotes skills like mathematical literacy (especially geometry), project planning, and resource management.

Robot Explores: Ready Set’s Let’s Build

by Robot City Explorers

DescriptionSpark your child’s imagination and creativity by challenging them to build their robots! Students develop manual dexterity problem-solving skills and improve logical thinking. Robot Explorers is an intro to Robotics designed to start at the very beginning and systematically teach students electronics, programming, and then how to combine those skills to build a functional robot. Students explore engineering design principles by building multiple fun robot projects, and much more! Students can build robots that drive around on a tabletop, respond to light and other objects, move, detect obstacles, make sounds, and have surprisingly lifelike behavior. Once you’ve registered, we’ll provide all the materials needed for your student to attend the after school session pack them up and send them to you.

Game on Coding Fun 101

by Robot City Explorers

DescriptionIn this class, students learn computer coding using Scratch programming, a language that computers understand that students will learn to use to program and create interactive media such as stories, games, and animation. Scratch helps children think in a programming mindset. It helps build logic and reasoning skills and helps develop digital media fluency. This program will empower students because they can express themselves creatively through their online creations.

Coding Class with a STEM focus

by Wanda Vinson

DescriptionThis class will have a full STEM focus. Students will be given several choices during this 9 week coding session, and the choices are fluid - they can work on one thing one week, and switch when/if they feel like. We will work through Science and Math lessons in Legends of Learning, explore physics principles of science through Minecraft.edu, play math games through Prodigy and Tivitz, and of course learn to CODE! We will be in the Media Center using laptop computers. Headphones will be required. As usual, we will have computer coding lessons (javascript, blockly, and python) through Code.org, Google’s CS First, Code Combat, CoSpaces, Kodable, and Tynker. In addition, students can work on their critical thinking skills through online play, and several students have enjoyed working with presentation software such as Prezi, Powerpoint, or Adobe. Please be sure to talk with your student about what they are interested in doing during our coding STEM club time.

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