Coding with Kids: One of the best online summer camps for kids, teaching real skills for life in a fun way (sponsor)

Coding with Kids: The online summer camp that blends fun and real world STEM skills. | Sponsored Message

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If you're trying to balance fun and educational activities for your kids this summer, Coding With Kids is a fabulous solution offering both! Coding With Kids offers live, week-long online coding camps for kids -- they meet for 2 hour and 15 minutes each weekday -- will have your young coder creating truly fun projects online with a small group of kids their own age. Topics range from Scratch Game Development for younger kids, to Roblox Coding, Minecraft Modding, even Python Game Development for teens. Basically, the stuff that gets kids excited to code. And because each daily camp lesson is taught by live instructors, kids can get real feedback in real time through video conference technology, and get the help they need.

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Coding with Kids: An award-winning online summer camp for kids who love STEM (sponsor) It's such a wonderful opportunity for families who don't have summer camps nearby, or for kids with a free week or two  over the summer who need something cool to look forward to. And parents will be so thrilled to turn screen time into a learning opportunity. In the end, your kids will have a wonderful project to show for all their hard work. Even if it didn't feel like hard work. Coding with Kids: The award winning new online summer coding camp for kids (sponsor)

Register now at CodingWithKids.com through this link, for weekly online camps starting mid-June through August.  Register by May 31, 2019 and take advantage of earlybird special pricing. You can also check out Coding with Kids on Facebook for more info.

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