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With all the gaming kids are doing this summer, it’s pretty cool that there’s a way parents can help turn their love for say, Roblox or Minecraft, into an educational STEM opportunity — all at an exclusive discount for Cool Mom Picks readers.
Coding with Kids is a fabulous resource for affordable, weekly online tech camps for kids ages 5-18, which have served thousands of children (and their grateful parents!) successfully for the past two years.
Prices are already reasonable, but register now, and Cool Mom Picks readers get a terrific discount taken off automatically.
Coding With Kids camp sessions run every week through the entire summer, so if you’re looking for a way to keep the kids busy, learning and having fun — whether you need the break, or they need the structure and schedule — it’s a terrific option. Especially because they’re actually learning from friendly, live instructors, who are there to inspire your kids to create, code, and put their passions to good use, whatever their age or experience level.
Kids can choose from 40 different virtual camps along various coding pathways, including favorites like:
-Animation using Scratch
-Storytelling using Scratch
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-Creative Photo Editing
There are even one-hour sessions a day for “little coders” 5-7, so our youngest STEM fans can master some projects at their own speed. With helpful guidance, of course.
Whether your kids are already excited about coding, or you want to encourage them to put that game love to good educational use, check out Coding with Kids to learn more about their popular, affordable weekly coding camps, all registering online now.
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