The camps offer personalized coding instruction with a low student-to-coach ratio, ensuring tailored lessons to each child's pace, interests, and goals.
theCoderSchool Centennial Summer Camps offer week-long, in-person coding experiences for middle schoolers, focusing on personalized instruction and project-based learning. Students can delve into various topics, including Python, game design, AI, Minecraft modding, and robotics. The camps emphasize hands-on learning, allowing students to build their own games, applications, or robotic creations. Beyond coding, campers develop critical thinking, problem-solving, and collaboration skills. The curriculum is designed to be engaging and interactive, with a balance of on-computer learning and outdoor team-building activities. Each week culminates in a demo day where students showcase their projects and newfound skills.
A typical day runs from 9 am to 3 pm, with a mix of on-computer coding, breaks, and outdoor team-building activities. Kids bring their own lunches, and Fridays include a special lunch and a demo of the week's projects.
The ideal student is a middle schooler interested in technology and gaming, eager to learn coding fundamentals, and excited to build projects in a supportive and fun environment.
20269 E Smoky Hill Rd unit l, Centennial, CO
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