An inclusive and fun space where kids learn coding, STEM, and robotics while developing critical thinking skills.
Why The Coding + Robotics Club
We offer hands-on, in-person enrichment classes and camps that teach coding, 3D printing, Destination Imagination, makerspace, Lego®, robotics and drones to preschool-12th grade students. With experienced instructors, small class sizes, and self-paced curriculum, our classes deliver fun, inclusive, educational experiences in interactive environments made for learning, creating, and mastering technology skills and making friends.
Why Coding + Robotics for Kids?
Develops their growth mindset and resilience
Coding helps kids connect their effort with success and recognize that their abilities can be improved through hard work and collaboration. They understand the importance of trial and error and learn to bounce back quickly from failure and try again.
Enhances problem-solving skills
Coding helps kids learn problem-solving skills and logic. It engages different parts of their brains and teaches kids to think sequentially while allowing them to be creative. Kids start to break down large problems into smaller parts to be able to solve them effectively.
Overtly engaging, interactive, and gratifying
Kids love computers, video games, and the prospect of making those games that they love. These games are easy to share with family and friends inside and outside the classroom. Adding to the appeal is coding’s instant and interactive feedback loop, making working through challenges instantly gratifying.
An economically valuable skill
Code.org reports that Computer Science majors attract 40% higher salaries than their non-coding peers. They predict there will be one million open jobs in computing as this decade opens, driving wages up even higher. As Marc Andreessen likes to say, “Software is eating the world.” So no matter what career a student pursues, a background in software will always come in handy. And that’s not to mention the possibility of launching a billion dollar tech startup in your 20s. ; )