TOP 10 CODING FOR TEENS/KIDS COURSES IN SAN DIEGO, USA

Learn by doing!  This innovative course introduces educators to exciting ways to teach basic computer coding to K-12 students.  Discover multiple resources on how to introduce computer coding to students.  

Did you know that the Python language is named, not for the snake, but for the classics of British comedy: Monty Python? Our Coding Coaches guide students as they learn the basics of Python including syntax, variables, inputs/outputs, conditionals, and data types while designing.

Our Coding Coaches will guide your young coder through creative drawing and coding activities as they learn valuable computational thinking skills such as sequencing, pattern recognition, and problem solving as well as general computer knowledge!

Code a classic! Students use a typed coding language to code and customize a multi-staged game in the style of Temple Run and Super Mario Run. Students can theme their game with provided Mario, Harry Potter, or Star Wars assets complete with items to collect and dangers to avoid.

Create websites using a combination of HTML and CSS! Students will learn about the different tags in HTML by formatting their text, adding images and links to their websites. They will also focus on adding different styles, layouts, colors, and fonts to their website using CSS.

Learn the foundations of text-based programming with actual Python code. See your lines of code make the drone come to life. This is a great way to learn Python in a fun way!

Get immediately hands-on with the Robot Set and software, exploring the boundless world of robotics and engineering. Combining intuitive drag-and-drop programming with the possibilities of the coding system, this exploratory experience encourages teamwork, friendship, and creativity.

The Advance Programming course for ages 12-17 is designed to help kids learn how to create games from scratch. Children of all ages are passionate about games and game development in general. They want to find a great, creative way to express themselves.

Design and build a dynamic game to play on iPhone or Android devices! With a user-friendly toolset from GameMaker, behaviors, events, and physics come together to create mobile games, all while teaching the core principles of game design.

They will learn how to code an image upload form; how to code custom image filters (and of course how to give them cool names like the ones on Instagram!) and how to code a photo gallery. They will also learn about some of the server technology behind file upload and sharing.