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"Scratch" the basics of computer programming by building stories, games and animations on MIT Scratch. This is the perfect starter camp to learn coding.

Python is one of the fastest growing and most popular programming languages. Learn the fundamentals and logic to create your own projects by coding in Python.

Learn Minecraft Modding with MCreator, no programming knowledge necessary. What Will You Learn? You will learn how to create ores, ingots, blocks, tools, weapons, and even your own mob! With MCreator we can create our own textures, mod elements, and even test them out in game. The easy to use interface and programming language is suitable for anyone...

Minecraft Build and Design on Computers  Kids' favorite - Play Minecraft ON COMPUTERS. You will Learn Minecraft building techniques, using Redstone, the details of command blocks, downloading mods to change the look of the game." Lessons Of Course Using a Keyboard and Mouse in Minecraft Minecraft Basics  Architecture & Design ...

For kids who are interested to robotics competition: Learn about the VEX IQ Challenge game, build and code your own VEX IQ robots to play the game. Pre-requisite for joining the VIQC team.

Want to make a cyber-chicken or robo-pig? Learn to create your own Minecraft block, item, food, tools, and even a new mob or biome - forge MOD for Minecraft without coding!

Learn the art of animation!  Through the art of capturing movement and motion, you'll learn how to stage shots and develop interesting camera angles that will have you creating your own animation story.  

For kids who are into tech!  Arduino is an open-source electronics platform based on easy-to-use hardware and software. Arduino boards are able to read inputs--light on a sensor, a finger on a button, or a Twitter message; and turn it into an output--activating a motor, turning on an LED, publishing something online. You can tell your board what...

Our Video Game Design course provides the basics of game design in a hands-on environment. Students will discover the process of designing and building games using Code.org or Scratch platforms. Students will learn how to be a game designer, design narratives, learn to apply art and animation, programming roles, project teamwork, and how to make a...

For kids who love to play with Lego. You build a LEGO Mindstorms robot and learn how to code the robot and its sensors, and compete in challenges.  Learn EV3 programming through MakeCode, The easy to use programming platform. What Will You Learn? You will learn how to build a simple EV3 robot capable of using its sensors to navigate...

Summer Camp - Unity Game Design - C# For kids who love video games and want to create their own. This camp shows campers how to use the professional grade game development platform - Unity to make their own multi-level, 3D maze game. Games will have custom menu, levels, characters, and sounds. They will also get introduced to C# scripting which...

Create your own animations, programs, and games with MIT’s Scratch, Python, Sploder, and more! Computer programming helps with brain development, math skills, and logic, and is tons of fun!

Prepare to compete in robotics events at the home of the VEX Robotics World Champions. This special full-day, weeklong camp prepares campers for the VEX V5 Robotics Competition. Campers learn how to build, program, and compete in preparation for the 2020 VEX Challenge game. Prior VEX building and coding experience is preferred. Prerequisites...

This is an introductory Spanish class. Students will learn the alphabet, vocabulary, pronunciation, and basic conversational phrases in Spanish. No prior knowledge of the language is necessary. It is recommended that students take the class at least two times before moving on to Level II. Location notes: Room numbers are provided to students once...

This is a tradional Japanese martial arts class specializing in throws and takedowns. It will help kids develop coordination, self confidence and agility. Check your email for online invitation. Students should wear loose clothing like sweats.