The Coder School emphasizes personalized guidance with a low student-to-teacher ratio (typically 6:1 for camps) and a customized curriculum that adapts to each child's pace, interests, and goals.
The Coder School Centennial offers personalized coding, AI, and robotics camps for kids and teens aged 7-18. Students engage in hands-on projects, building real-world skills in various programming languages and technologies. Camps cover topics such as game development (Minecraft, Roblox), web development (HTML/CSS, JavaScript), AI for beginners, and robotics. Through these activities, campers develop critical thinking, problem-solving, and logical reasoning skills. The curriculum is designed to be flexible, adapting to each child's pace and interests, ensuring a fun and engaging learning experience. Students will also gain experience in algorithm design, code debugging, and understanding how AI impacts the world today. At the end of the week, students demonstrate their projects, showcasing their newfound skills and accomplishments.
Each day camp runs for a full week, usually starting mid-morning and finishing early afternoon. Days include on-computer learning, breaks, and outdoor or indoor activities, culminating in student demos at the week's end.
This camp is ideal for kids and teens aged 7-18 who are curious about technology, enjoy problem-solving, and want to develop practical coding and computational thinking skills in a supportive and personalized environment.
20269 E Smoky Hill Rd, Unit L, Centennial, CO 80015
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