Winning Wearables

Join us for a 5 day camp as we create fun projects such as watches and step counters.  Learn about the Internet of Things using a small device called a Micro:bit.  Designed specifically for kids and beginners, the micro:bit is a small, code-able device that is a non-intimidating introduction to programming and making.

This camp will cost $40 more than other camps because the students will take home their devices.

Confident Keyboarding

In this half-day camp, students will learn touch-typing skills through the use of classroom instruction and online tools, with a focus on finger placement, posture and accuracy.   Also, students will be introduced to algorithms which are a set of instructions for the computer to use in coding..  They will. define algorithms for walking to school, tying their shoe, or getting ready for bed that will give them an opportunity to practice typing while reinforcing coding concepts!  

Grand Games

Join us for a 5 day camp as our instructor introduces students to Scratch, a fun friendly platform which kids use to create animation and games while learning coding concepts!  Students will learn to use loops, conditionals, and variables while coding mazes and fun games limited only by their imagination.

Minecraft Mania

Ages 7+ can learn to create Minecraft mods using a drag-and-drop block coding editor!  Convert to real Java code at any time.  Launch fireballs and fire arrows in your own world.  Strike lightning and teleport using built-in methods.   If they love Minecraft, this will be the most exciting camp of your child's summer.   Limited to 10 each week due to subscription and platform limitations.

Python Party

Join us for a 5 day camp as our instructor introduces students to Python, a popular language for software development which is easy to learn and can be used for game development and animation!  This camp will include projects that introduce coding concepts such as variables, loops, conditionals, and data types.

Rockin Robots

For ages 7+, this camp introduces students to coding with Robots!   Learn about robotics using Ozobot Evo and Makeblock mBot. Learn to program them using their block-based coding platforms. Students will learn basic coding constructs such as event-handling and conditionals through the process of manipulating and directing their robot. 

Great Graphics

For ages 9+, students will have fun engaging their artistic side!  Create and edit images, shapes, and text, and learn how to make photo collages, use selection tools, filters, digital brushes and more!  Basically, this is an Introduction to photo editors and visual communication, solving visual problems with digital solutions. Add to your portfolio every day to show friends and family.

Amazing AI

Curious about AI and machine learning?  For ages 9+, this camp introduces artificial intelligence and explores definitions and concepts in this exciting field.  Students will train machine learning models to recognise text, numbers, images, or sounds. This builds on introductory coding concepts, by adding models to educational coding platforms Scratch and App Inventor, and helping students create projects and build games with the machine learning models they train.

Wonderful Web I

For ages 8+, this camp introduces the cool web technologies of HTML and CSS that form web pages!   Learn techniques to design and build a basic web page with animated graphics and learn about the underlying frameworks and scripting languages that can power websites.  Examples of projects include a greeting card, recipe, and custom page on student interest such as cars and sports. The Javascript programming language will be introduced but not explored in depth until Web Development Basics.

Wonderful Web II

For ages 9+, the Web Development camp is designed to introduce coding of Web pages using one of the most powerful and widely used languages in the world!  Students should have learned HTML5/CSS in Web Development Intro to provide a backbone, after which they will begin to learn Javascript in this camp, which can take any direction from web development to programming video games for the Web.

Java Jam

For ages 12+ who have had some coding experience, this is an introduction to object-oriented programming.  Learn about terminology like polymorphism, classes, abstraction, inheritance and more.

Marvelous Mobile

For ages 8+, learn to build apps for mobile phones and tablets using MIT App Inventor, an intuitive, visual programming environment that allows kids to move from technology consumers to technology creators.   Students can bring their own Android phone or use the Android phones that will be provided.  Students will learn to use features such as Media and UI components and event-handling.