Your kid writes real code by Friday.
A week-long summer camp where kids build games, bots and robots.
1camper = "Ada"
2week = ["a maze game", "a chat bot",
3 "a web page", "a robot"]
4
5for thing in week:
6 print(camper, "built", thing)
Output
- Ada built a maze game
- Ada built a chat bot
- Ada built a web page
- Ada built a robot
Five days, five things built
Each day ends with something that runs.
| Day | They build | They learn |
|---|---|---|
| Monday | A maze game | Loops and arrow keys |
| Tuesday | A chat bot that answers back | Variables and if |
| Wednesday | Their own web page | HTML and colour |
| Thursday | A robot that follows a line | Sensors and wires |
| Friday | A demo for the family | Showing their work |
Dear parents,
Nobody sits through a lecture here. We show one idea each morning, then your kid spends the day making it work.
Nothing is graded. On Friday they show you what they built, and it comes home with them.
The Loop team
One idea a day, then build it
Every day runs the same three ways.
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We show one idea
Ten minutes, one new word, then hands on keys.
for thing in week: -
They make it work
In pairs, with a helper for every small table.
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They show a friend
Each day closes with a two-minute demo.
It runs
Pick what they want to make
In the games track, they leave with a maze game you can play at home.
Hold a spot for summer
- When
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- Where
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- Cost
- Price to be announced