Coding With Kids

Coding/Programming

COMPUTER SCIENCE PROGRAMS Comprehensive coding curriculum for ages 5-18 PROGRESSIVE CURRICULUM All of Coding with Kids curriculum is designed to grow with our students. We have two main tracks: Our flagship classes climb up the Coder's ladder®. Enrichment classes and camps follow Coder's Pathways®. SKILLS FIRST, TOOLS SECOND Great programmers know how to write great code. We focus on teaching coding skills and introduce students to different programming languages appropriate for their age and experience level. PROJECT FOCUSED No boring theory lectures! Kids and teens are introduced to coding concepts as they build projects, from Scratch games to web applications. INDIVIDUALIZED APPROACH We recognize that each child learns differently. Our curriculum allows students to advance at their own pace. Our goal is that no one is left in the dust and no one is bored by slow progress.

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