My Coding Place

Learn to use loops, counters, conditionals, and other basic coding constructs through building fun projects in Scratch, a drag-and-drop programming language developed at MIT. Ages: My Coding Place’s programs are designed for ages 7 and above, including adults. They start at age 7 because reading and typing skills are helpful in many of our programs. What to Bring: My Coding Place has all the computer equipment that campers need, so no need to bring anything electronic! As for what you should pack, here's a list: A water bottle: My Coding Place has cups and refills of water if needed. Snacks if needed. Please bring lunch. Cancellation Policy: Full payment is required to reserve your child's seat. Changes on or after the first day of camp are not eligible for a refund. My Coding Place may cancel camps that do not meet the minimum enrollment of 4 students. In that case, a full refund will be offered.

Create the Roblox game you always wanted to make in our Game Development with Roblox camp. Campers will learn the basics of game design and coding within Roblox Studio, a popular development tool for all things Roblox. Using LUA, depending on age, campers may learn programming concepts such as loops, conditionals, variables, and arrays. By the end of this camp, campers will have created high-quality games that they can share with friends and family! Ages: My Coding Place’s programs are designed for ages 7 and above, including adults. They start at age 7 because reading and typing skills are helpful in many of our programs. What to Bring: My Coding Place has all the computer equipment that campers need, so no need to bring anything electronic! As for what you should pack, here's a list: A water bottle: My Coding Place has cups and refills of water if needed. Snacks if needed. Please bring lunch or cash to buy lunch at Wendy’s. Cancellation Policy: Full payment is required to reserve your child's seat. Changes on or after the first day of camp are not eligible for a refund. My Coding Place may cancel camps that do not meet the minimum enrollment of 4 students. In that case, a full refund will be offered.

Learn to use loops, counters, conditionals, and other basic coding constructs through building fun projects in Scratch, a drag-and-drop programming language developed at MIT. Ages: My Coding Place’s programs are designed for ages 7 and above, including adults. They start at age 7 because reading and typing skills are helpful in many of our programs. What to Bring: My Coding Place has all the computer equipment that campers need, so no need to bring anything electronic! As for what you should pack, here's a list: A water bottle: My Coding Place has cups and refills of water if needed. Snacks if needed. Please bring lunch or cash to buy lunch at Wendy’s. Cancellation Policy: Full payment is required to reserve your child's seat. Changes on or after the first day of camp are not eligible for a refund. My Coding Place may cancel camps that do not meet the minimum enrollment of 4 students. In that case, a full refund will be offered.

My Coding Place is bringing you a Digital Art camp to try a new and unique way to express your artistic creativity. They are planning to showcase the basics of digital art and animation. Ages: My Coding Place’s programs are designed for ages 7 and above, including adults. They start at age 7 because reading and typing skills are helpful in many of our programs. What to Bring: My Coding Place has all the computer equipment that campers need, so no need to bring anything electronic! As for what you should pack, here's a list: A water bottle: My Coding Place has cups and refills of water if needed. Snacks if needed. Please bring lunch or cash to buy lunch at Wendy’s.

Students are introduced to Python programming every Saturday from 10:00 AM to 11:00 AM. They learn coding fundamentals, logical thinking, and creative problem-solving through interactive lessons and hands-on projects. This program builds confidence and technical skills in a supportive studio environment. All levels are welcome.

Students practice typing skills every Saturday from 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM. The class focuses on speed, accuracy, and healthy keyboard habits through guided exercises and fun activities. It builds confidence and supports digital literacy for schoolwork and projects. All levels are welcome.

Students dive into Scratch coding every Saturday from 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM. They explore core programming concepts through creative projects that build logical thinking and problem solving. The class encourages confidence, teamwork, and independence in a supportive environment. All levels are welcome.

Students are introduced to 3D printing technology every Saturday from 10:00 AM to 11:00 AM. They learn how to design and create their own 3D models while exploring problem-solving and creativity. This hands-on program builds confidence and technical skills in a supportive environment. All levels are welcome.

Students expand their game development skills using Godot or Unity every Monday from 5:30 PM to 6:30 PM. This class focuses on coding, gameplay design, and collaborative creativity. Learners work on fun projects that strengthen problem-solving and technical abilities. All experience levels are welcome.

Students explore game development fundamentals using Godot every Monday from 4:30 PM to 5:30 PM. Through hands-on projects, they learn coding, design, and creative problem-solving in a supportive studio environment. This program builds confidence and technical skills while encouraging teamwork and innovation. All skill levels are welcome.

Students explore digital art tools and techniques each Monday from 3:30 PM to 4:30 PM. This program encourages creativity and builds foundational digital illustration and design skills in a supportive studio environment. Participants develop confidence as they experiment with digital brushes, layers, and artistic effects while learning at their own pace. All skill levels are welcome, and materials are provided.

Students dive into the basics of Scratch programming each Monday from 4:30 PM to 5:30 PM. This introductory class builds confidence in logical thinking and creative problem-solving. Learners will explore coding concepts through fun, interactive projects while working in a supportive studio environment. All skill levels are welcome, and materials are provided.

Students explore the world of 3D design and printing every Tuesday from 4:30 PM to 5:30 PM. They learn to create digital models and bring them to life using 3D printers. This program builds creativity, spatial reasoning, and problem-solving skills through hands-on projects.

Students learn essential typing and keyboarding skills every Tuesday from 1:00 PM to 2:00 PM. This class builds proper typing techniques, speed, and accuracy through engaging activities designed for different age levels. A great foundation for digital literacy.

Students dive into Python programming every Tuesday from 4:30 PM to 5:30 PM. This class introduces fundamental coding concepts, problem-solving techniques, and hands-on programming projects, helping students build a solid foundation in one of the most versatile languages.

Students explore robotics concepts through hands-on projects that encourage creativity, collaboration, and problem-solving. Each Wednesday session from 4:30 PM to 5:30 PM builds foundational STEM skills in a supportive environment. Participants will learn to design, build, and program robots while developing confidence and teamwork abilities. All experience levels are welcome.

Students dive into game development using the Godot engine to design and build their own interactive projects. Each Wednesday session focuses on blending creativity and technical skills as participants learn level design, scripting, and gameplay mechanics. Through hands-on practice, students strengthen problem-solving, teamwork, and digital creation abilities. All skill levels are welcome in this collaborative and supportive environment.

Students develop proper typing skills every Wednesday from 3:30 PM to 4:30 PM. This class focuses on technique, speed, and accuracy, helping students improve digital literacy in a structured and supportive environment.

Students learn Python programming every Wednesday from 1:00 PM to 2:00 PM. This program covers coding basics, logic building, and hands-on projects, providing a strong starting point for students interested in programming.

Students learn the fundamentals of Python programming in a clear and engaging way. Each Wednesday session focuses on hands-on coding exercises that build problem-solving skills, logical thinking, and creativity. Participants will explore key programming concepts such as variables, loops, and functions, while working on fun projects that build confidence and independence. All experience levels are welcome in this supportive environment.

Students explore Scratch programming every Wednesday from 1:00 PM to 2:00 PM. This fun, visual coding environment allows kids to build games, animations, and interactive stories, while learning programming logic in a beginner-friendly way.

Students dive into Scratch coding every Thursday from 4:30 PM to 5:30 PM. They explore core programming concepts through creative projects that build logical thinking and problem solving. This program encourages confidence, teamwork, and independence in a supportive environment. All levels are welcome.

Students dive into game development using Godot every Thursday from 5:30 PM to 6:30 PM. Through hands-on projects, they learn coding, design, and creative problem-solving skills while building their own games. This program fosters teamwork, logical thinking, and technical confidence. All levels are welcome.

Young learners get started with Scratch Jr every Thursday from 1:00 PM to 2:00 PM. This class introduces early coding concepts through fun, interactive stories and games. It builds confidence, problem-solving skills, and creativity in a supportive environment designed for younger students.

Students explore digital art tools and techniques every Thursday from 1:00 PM to 2:00 PM. This program encourages creativity and builds foundational digital illustration and design skills in a supportive studio environment. Participants develop confidence as they experiment with digital brushes, layers, and artistic effects while learning at their own pace. All skill levels are welcome.

Students create and code their own Roblox games every Thursday from 4:30 PM to 5:30 PM. They learn Lua scripting, game design, and collaboration skills while working on exciting projects in Roblox Studio. This program builds creativity, logical thinking, and teamwork.

Students are introduced to 3D printing technology every Saturday from 10:00 AM to 11:00 AM. They learn how to design and create their own 3D models while exploring problem-solving and creativity. This hands-on program builds confidence and technical skills in a supportive environment. All levels are welcome.

Students practice typing skills every Saturday from 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM. The class focuses on speed, accuracy, and healthy keyboard habits through guided exercises and fun activities. It builds confidence and supports digital literacy for schoolwork and projects. All levels are welcome.

Students dive into Scratch coding every Saturday from 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM. They explore core programming concepts through creative projects that build logical thinking and problem solving. The class encourages confidence, teamwork, and independence in a supportive environment. All levels are welcome.

Students are introduced to Python programming every Saturday from 10:00 AM to 11:00 AM. They learn coding fundamentals, logical thinking, and creative problem-solving through interactive lessons and hands-on projects. This program builds confidence and technical skills in a supportive studio environment. All levels are welcome.

Students expand their game development skills using Godot or Unity every Monday from 5:30 PM to 6:30 PM. This class focuses on coding, gameplay design, and collaborative creativity. Learners work on fun projects that strengthen problem-solving and technical abilities. All experience levels are welcome.

Students explore game development fundamentals using Godot every Monday from 4:30 PM to 5:30 PM. Through hands-on projects, they learn coding, design, and creative problem-solving in a supportive studio environment. This program builds confidence and technical skills while encouraging teamwork and innovation. All skill levels are welcome.

Students dive into the basics of Scratch programming each Monday from 4:30 PM to 5:30 PM. This introductory class builds confidence in logical thinking and creative problem-solving. Learners will explore coding concepts through fun, interactive projects while working in a supportive studio environment. All skill levels are welcome, and materials are provided.

Students explore digital art tools and techniques each Monday from 3:30 PM to 4:30 PM. This program encourages creativity and builds foundational digital illustration and design skills in a supportive studio environment. Participants develop confidence as they experiment with digital brushes, layers, and artistic effects while learning at their own pace. All skill levels are welcome, and materials are provided.

Students dive into Python programming every Tuesday from 4:30 PM to 5:30 PM. This class introduces fundamental coding concepts, problem-solving techniques, and hands-on programming projects, helping students build a solid foundation in one of the most versatile languages.

Students learn essential typing and keyboarding skills every Tuesday from 1:00 PM to 2:00 PM. This class builds proper typing techniques, speed, and accuracy through engaging activities designed for different age levels. A great foundation for digital literacy.

Students explore the world of 3D design and printing every Tuesday from 4:30 PM to 5:30 PM. They learn to create digital models and bring them to life using 3D printers. This program builds creativity, spatial reasoning, and problem-solving skills through hands-on projects.

Students learn the fundamentals of Python programming in a clear and engaging way. Each Wednesday session focuses on hands-on coding exercises that build problem-solving skills, logical thinking, and creativity. Participants will explore key programming concepts such as variables, loops, and functions, while working on fun projects that build confidence and independence. All experience levels are welcome in this supportive environment.

Students explore Scratch programming every Wednesday from 1:00 PM to 2:00 PM. This fun, visual coding environment allows kids to build games, animations, and interactive stories, while learning programming logic in a beginner-friendly way.

Students develop proper typing skills every Wednesday from 3:30 PM to 4:30 PM. This class focuses on technique, speed, and accuracy, helping students improve digital literacy in a structured and supportive environment.

Students dive into game development using the Godot engine to design and build their own interactive projects. Each Wednesday session focuses on blending creativity and technical skills as participants learn level design, scripting, and gameplay mechanics. Through hands-on practice, students strengthen problem-solving, teamwork, and digital creation abilities. All skill levels are welcome in this collaborative and supportive environment.

Students learn Python programming every Wednesday from 1:00 PM to 2:00 PM. This program covers coding basics, logic building, and hands-on projects, providing a strong starting point for students interested in programming.

Students explore robotics concepts through hands-on projects that encourage creativity, collaboration, and problem-solving. Each Wednesday session from 4:30 PM to 5:30 PM builds foundational STEM skills in a supportive environment. Participants will learn to design, build, and program robots while developing confidence and teamwork abilities. All experience levels are welcome.

Students dive into Scratch coding every Thursday from 4:30 PM to 5:30 PM. They explore core programming concepts through creative projects that build logical thinking and problem solving. This program encourages confidence, teamwork, and independence in a supportive environment. All levels are welcome.

Students explore digital art tools and techniques every Thursday from 1:00 PM to 2:00 PM. This program encourages creativity and builds foundational digital illustration and design skills in a supportive studio environment. Participants develop confidence as they experiment with digital brushes, layers, and artistic effects while learning at their own pace. All skill levels are welcome.

Students dive into game development using Godot every Thursday from 5:30 PM to 6:30 PM. Through hands-on projects, they learn coding, design, and creative problem-solving skills while building their own games. This program fosters teamwork, logical thinking, and technical confidence. All levels are welcome.

Students create and code their own Roblox games every Thursday from 4:30 PM to 5:30 PM. They learn Lua scripting, game design, and collaboration skills while working on exciting projects in Roblox Studio. This program builds creativity, logical thinking, and teamwork.

Young learners get started with Scratch Jr every Thursday from 1:00 PM to 2:00 PM. This class introduces early coding concepts through fun, interactive stories and games. It builds confidence, problem-solving skills, and creativity in a supportive environment designed for younger students.

Students are introduced to 3D printing technology every Saturday from 10:00 AM to 11:00 AM. They learn how to design and create their own 3D models while exploring problem-solving and creativity. This hands-on program builds confidence and technical skills in a supportive environment. All levels are welcome.

Students are introduced to Python programming every Saturday from 10:00 AM to 11:00 AM. They learn coding fundamentals, logical thinking, and creative problem-solving through interactive lessons and hands-on projects. This program builds confidence and technical skills in a supportive studio environment. All levels are welcome.

Students dive into Scratch coding every Saturday from 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM. They explore core programming concepts through creative projects that build logical thinking and problem solving. The class encourages confidence, teamwork, and independence in a supportive environment. All levels are welcome.

Students practice typing skills every Saturday from 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM. The class focuses on speed, accuracy, and healthy keyboard habits through guided exercises and fun activities. It builds confidence and supports digital literacy for schoolwork and projects. All levels are welcome.

Learn game design and coding with Roblox, a popular tool where creativity and imagination are limitless! Code with drag-and-drop blocks and make your own version of your favorite Roblox games. Learn LUA programming concepts and take Roblox to the next level applying loops, conditionals, variables, and arrays. Kids make amazing professional quality games that they can play with friends and family! *Please note that there is no class on November 27* Ages: My Coding Place’s programs are designed for ages 7 and above, including adults. They start at age 7 because reading and typing skills are helpful in many of our programs. What to Bring: My Coding Place has all the computer equipment that campers need, so no need to bring anything electronic! As for what you should pack, here's a list: A water bottle: My Coding Place has cups and refills of water if needed. Snacks if needed. Please bring lunch or cash to buy lunch at Wendy’s. Cancellation Policy: Full payment is required to reserve your child's seat. Changes on or after the first day of camp are not eligible for a refund. My Coding Place may cancel camps that do not meet the minimum enrollment of 4 students. In that case, a full refund will be offered.

Create the Roblox game you always wanted to make in our Game Development with Roblox camp. Campers will learn the basics of game design and coding within Roblox Studio, a popular development tool for all things Roblox. Using LUA, depending on age, campers may learn programming concepts such as loops, conditionals, variables, and arrays. By the end of this camp, campers will have created high-quality games that they can share with friends and family! Ages: My Coding Place’s programs are designed for ages 7 and above, including adults. They start at age 7 because reading and typing skills are helpful in many of our programs. What to Bring: My Coding Place has all the computer equipment that campers need, so no need to bring anything electronic! As for what you should pack, here's a list: A water bottle: My Coding Place has cups and refills of water if needed. Snacks if needed. Please bring lunch. Cancellation Policy: Full payment is required to reserve your child's seat. Changes on or after the first day of camp are not eligible for a refund. My Coding Place may cancel camps that do not meet the minimum enrollment of 4 students. In that case, a full refund will be offered.

Students explore digital art tools and techniques each Monday from 3:30 PM to 4:30 PM. This program encourages creativity and builds foundational digital illustration and design skills in a supportive studio environment. Participants develop confidence as they experiment with digital brushes, layers, and artistic effects while learning at their own pace. All skill levels are welcome, and materials are provided.

Learn game design and coding with Roblox, a popular tool where creativity and imagination are limitless! Code with drag-and-drop blocks and make your own version of your favorite Roblox games. Learn LUA programming concepts and take Roblox to the next level applying loops, conditionals, variables, and arrays. Kids make amazing professional quality games that they can play with friends and family! *Please note that there is no class on November 27* Ages: My Coding Place’s programs are designed for ages 7 and above, including adults. They start at age 7 because reading and typing skills are helpful in many of our programs. What to Bring: My Coding Place has all the computer equipment that campers need, so no need to bring anything electronic! As for what you should pack, here's a list: A water bottle: My Coding Place has cups and refills of water if needed. Snacks if needed. Please bring lunch or cash to buy lunch at Wendy’s. Cancellation Policy: Full payment is required to reserve your child's seat. Changes on or after the first day of camp are not eligible for a refund. My Coding Place may cancel camps that do not meet the minimum enrollment of 4 students. In that case, a full refund will be offered.

Students expand their game development skills using Godot or Unity every Monday from 5:30 PM to 6:30 PM. This class focuses on coding, gameplay design, and collaborative creativity. Learners work on fun projects that strengthen problem-solving and technical abilities. All experience levels are welcome.

Students explore game development fundamentals using Godot every Monday from 4:30 PM to 5:30 PM. Through hands-on projects, they learn coding, design, and creative problem-solving in a supportive studio environment. This program builds confidence and technical skills while encouraging teamwork and innovation. All skill levels are welcome.

Students dive into the basics of Scratch programming each Monday from 4:30 PM to 5:30 PM. This introductory class builds confidence in logical thinking and creative problem-solving. Learners will explore coding concepts through fun, interactive projects while working in a supportive studio environment. All skill levels are welcome, and materials are provided.

Students learn essential typing and keyboarding skills every Tuesday from 1:00 PM to 2:00 PM. This class builds proper typing techniques, speed, and accuracy through engaging activities designed for different age levels. A great foundation for digital literacy.

Students explore the world of 3D design and printing every Tuesday from 4:30 PM to 5:30 PM. They learn to create digital models and bring them to life using 3D printers. This program builds creativity, spatial reasoning, and problem-solving skills through hands-on projects.

Students dive into Python programming every Tuesday from 4:30 PM to 5:30 PM. This class introduces fundamental coding concepts, problem-solving techniques, and hands-on programming projects, helping students build a solid foundation in one of the most versatile languages.

Learn game design and coding with Roblox, a popular tool where creativity and imagination are limitless! Code with drag-and-drop blocks and make your own version of your favorite Roblox games. Learn LUA programming concepts and take Roblox to the next level applying loops, conditionals, variables, and arrays. Kids make amazing professional quality games that they can play with friends and family! *Please note that there is no class on November 27* Ages: My Coding Place’s programs are designed for ages 7 and above, including adults. They start at age 7 because reading and typing skills are helpful in many of our programs. What to Bring: My Coding Place has all the computer equipment that campers need, so no need to bring anything electronic! As for what you should pack, here's a list: A water bottle: My Coding Place has cups and refills of water if needed. Snacks if needed. Please bring lunch or cash to buy lunch at Wendy’s. Cancellation Policy: Full payment is required to reserve your child's seat. Changes on or after the first day of camp are not eligible for a refund. My Coding Place may cancel camps that do not meet the minimum enrollment of 4 students. In that case, a full refund will be offered.

Students dive into game development using the Godot engine to design and build their own interactive projects. Each Wednesday session focuses on blending creativity and technical skills as participants learn level design, scripting, and gameplay mechanics. Through hands-on practice, students strengthen problem-solving, teamwork, and digital creation abilities. All skill levels are welcome in this collaborative and supportive environment.

Learn game design and coding with Roblox, a popular tool where creativity and imagination are limitless! Code with drag-and-drop blocks and make your own version of your favorite Roblox games. Learn LUA programming concepts and take Roblox to the next level applying loops, conditionals, variables, and arrays. Kids make amazing professional quality games that they can play with friends and family! *Please note that there is no class on November 27* Ages: My Coding Place’s programs are designed for ages 7 and above, including adults. They start at age 7 because reading and typing skills are helpful in many of our programs. What to Bring: My Coding Place has all the computer equipment that campers need, so no need to bring anything electronic! As for what you should pack, here's a list: A water bottle: My Coding Place has cups and refills of water if needed. Snacks if needed. Please bring lunch or cash to buy lunch at Wendy’s. Cancellation Policy: Full payment is required to reserve your child's seat. Changes on or after the first day of camp are not eligible for a refund. My Coding Place may cancel camps that do not meet the minimum enrollment of 4 students. In that case, a full refund will be offered.

Students explore Scratch programming every Wednesday from 1:00 PM to 2:00 PM. This fun, visual coding environment allows kids to build games, animations, and interactive stories, while learning programming logic in a beginner-friendly way.

Students explore robotics concepts through hands-on projects that encourage creativity, collaboration, and problem-solving. Each Wednesday session from 4:30 PM to 5:30 PM builds foundational STEM skills in a supportive environment. Participants will learn to design, build, and program robots while developing confidence and teamwork abilities. All experience levels are welcome.

Students learn the fundamentals of Python programming in a clear and engaging way. Each Wednesday session focuses on hands-on coding exercises that build problem-solving skills, logical thinking, and creativity. Participants will explore key programming concepts such as variables, loops, and functions, while working on fun projects that build confidence and independence. All experience levels are welcome in this supportive environment.

Students learn Python programming every Wednesday from 1:00 PM to 2:00 PM. This program covers coding basics, logic building, and hands-on projects, providing a strong starting point for students interested in programming.

Students develop proper typing skills every Wednesday from 3:30 PM to 4:30 PM. This class focuses on technique, speed, and accuracy, helping students improve digital literacy in a structured and supportive environment.

Students explore digital art tools and techniques every Thursday from 1:00 PM to 2:00 PM. This program encourages creativity and builds foundational digital illustration and design skills in a supportive studio environment. Participants develop confidence as they experiment with digital brushes, layers, and artistic effects while learning at their own pace. All skill levels are welcome.

Students dive into Scratch coding every Thursday from 4:30 PM to 5:30 PM. They explore core programming concepts through creative projects that build logical thinking and problem solving. This program encourages confidence, teamwork, and independence in a supportive environment. All levels are welcome.

Students dive into game development using Godot every Thursday from 5:30 PM to 6:30 PM. Through hands-on projects, they learn coding, design, and creative problem-solving skills while building their own games. This program fosters teamwork, logical thinking, and technical confidence. All levels are welcome.

Students create and code their own Roblox games every Thursday from 4:30 PM to 5:30 PM. They learn Lua scripting, game design, and collaboration skills while working on exciting projects in Roblox Studio. This program builds creativity, logical thinking, and teamwork.

Young learners get started with Scratch Jr every Thursday from 1:00 PM to 2:00 PM. This class introduces early coding concepts through fun, interactive stories and games. It builds confidence, problem-solving skills, and creativity in a supportive environment designed for younger students.

Learn game design and coding with Roblox, a popular tool where creativity and imagination are limitless! Code with drag-and-drop blocks and make your own version of your favorite Roblox games. Learn LUA programming concepts and take Roblox to the next level applying loops, conditionals, variables, and arrays. Kids make amazing professional quality games that they can play with friends and family! *Please note that there is no class on November 27* Ages: My Coding Place’s programs are designed for ages 7 and above, including adults. They start at age 7 because reading and typing skills are helpful in many of our programs. What to Bring: My Coding Place has all the computer equipment that campers need, so no need to bring anything electronic! As for what you should pack, here's a list: A water bottle: My Coding Place has cups and refills of water if needed. Snacks if needed. Please bring lunch or cash to buy lunch at Wendy’s. Cancellation Policy: Full payment is required to reserve your child's seat. Changes on or after the first day of camp are not eligible for a refund. My Coding Place may cancel camps that do not meet the minimum enrollment of 4 students. In that case, a full refund will be offered.

Students are introduced to 3D printing technology every Saturday from 10:00 AM to 11:00 AM. They learn how to design and create their own 3D models while exploring problem-solving and creativity. This hands-on program builds confidence and technical skills in a supportive environment. All levels are welcome.

Students practice typing skills every Saturday from 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM. The class focuses on speed, accuracy, and healthy keyboard habits through guided exercises and fun activities. It builds confidence and supports digital literacy for schoolwork and projects. All levels are welcome.

Students dive into Scratch coding every Saturday from 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM. They explore core programming concepts through creative projects that build logical thinking and problem solving. The class encourages confidence, teamwork, and independence in a supportive environment. All levels are welcome.

Students are introduced to Python programming every Saturday from 10:00 AM to 11:00 AM. They learn coding fundamentals, logical thinking, and creative problem-solving through interactive lessons and hands-on projects. This program builds confidence and technical skills in a supportive studio environment. All levels are welcome.

Students expand their game development skills using Godot or Unity every Monday from 5:30 PM to 6:30 PM. This class focuses on coding, gameplay design, and collaborative creativity. Learners work on fun projects that strengthen problem-solving and technical abilities. All experience levels are welcome.

Students dive into the basics of Scratch programming each Monday from 4:30 PM to 5:30 PM. This introductory class builds confidence in logical thinking and creative problem-solving. Learners will explore coding concepts through fun, interactive projects while working in a supportive studio environment. All skill levels are welcome, and materials are provided.

Students explore game development fundamentals using Godot every Monday from 4:30 PM to 5:30 PM. Through hands-on projects, they learn coding, design, and creative problem-solving in a supportive studio environment. This program builds confidence and technical skills while encouraging teamwork and innovation. All skill levels are welcome.

Students explore digital art tools and techniques each Monday from 3:30 PM to 4:30 PM. This program encourages creativity and builds foundational digital illustration and design skills in a supportive studio environment. Participants develop confidence as they experiment with digital brushes, layers, and artistic effects while learning at their own pace. All skill levels are welcome, and materials are provided.

Students explore the world of 3D design and printing every Tuesday from 4:30 PM to 5:30 PM. They learn to create digital models and bring them to life using 3D printers. This program builds creativity, spatial reasoning, and problem-solving skills through hands-on projects.

Students learn essential typing and keyboarding skills every Tuesday from 1:00 PM to 2:00 PM. This class builds proper typing techniques, speed, and accuracy through engaging activities designed for different age levels. A great foundation for digital literacy.

Students dive into Python programming every Tuesday from 4:30 PM to 5:30 PM. This class introduces fundamental coding concepts, problem-solving techniques, and hands-on programming projects, helping students build a solid foundation in one of the most versatile languages.

Students learn Python programming every Wednesday from 1:00 PM to 2:00 PM. This program covers coding basics, logic building, and hands-on projects, providing a strong starting point for students interested in programming.

Students dive into game development using the Godot engine to design and build their own interactive projects. Each Wednesday session focuses on blending creativity and technical skills as participants learn level design, scripting, and gameplay mechanics. Through hands-on practice, students strengthen problem-solving, teamwork, and digital creation abilities. All skill levels are welcome in this collaborative and supportive environment.

Students develop proper typing skills every Wednesday from 3:30 PM to 4:30 PM. This class focuses on technique, speed, and accuracy, helping students improve digital literacy in a structured and supportive environment.

Students learn the fundamentals of Python programming in a clear and engaging way. Each Wednesday session focuses on hands-on coding exercises that build problem-solving skills, logical thinking, and creativity. Participants will explore key programming concepts such as variables, loops, and functions, while working on fun projects that build confidence and independence. All experience levels are welcome in this supportive environment.

Students explore robotics concepts through hands-on projects that encourage creativity, collaboration, and problem-solving. Each Wednesday session from 4:30 PM to 5:30 PM builds foundational STEM skills in a supportive environment. Participants will learn to design, build, and program robots while developing confidence and teamwork abilities. All experience levels are welcome.

Students explore Scratch programming every Wednesday from 1:00 PM to 2:00 PM. This fun, visual coding environment allows kids to build games, animations, and interactive stories, while learning programming logic in a beginner-friendly way.

Young learners get started with Scratch Jr every Thursday from 1:00 PM to 2:00 PM. This class introduces early coding concepts through fun, interactive stories and games. It builds confidence, problem-solving skills, and creativity in a supportive environment designed for younger students.

Students explore digital art tools and techniques every Thursday from 1:00 PM to 2:00 PM. This program encourages creativity and builds foundational digital illustration and design skills in a supportive studio environment. Participants develop confidence as they experiment with digital brushes, layers, and artistic effects while learning at their own pace. All skill levels are welcome.

Students dive into Scratch coding every Thursday from 4:30 PM to 5:30 PM. They explore core programming concepts through creative projects that build logical thinking and problem solving. This program encourages confidence, teamwork, and independence in a supportive environment. All levels are welcome.

Students dive into game development using Godot every Thursday from 5:30 PM to 6:30 PM. Through hands-on projects, they learn coding, design, and creative problem-solving skills while building their own games. This program fosters teamwork, logical thinking, and technical confidence. All levels are welcome.

Students create and code their own Roblox games every Thursday from 4:30 PM to 5:30 PM. They learn Lua scripting, game design, and collaboration skills while working on exciting projects in Roblox Studio. This program builds creativity, logical thinking, and teamwork.

Students are introduced to 3D printing technology every Saturday from 10:00 AM to 11:00 AM. They learn how to design and create their own 3D models while exploring problem-solving and creativity. This hands-on program builds confidence and technical skills in a supportive environment. All levels are welcome.

Students practice typing skills every Saturday from 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM. The class focuses on speed, accuracy, and healthy keyboard habits through guided exercises and fun activities. It builds confidence and supports digital literacy for schoolwork and projects. All levels are welcome.

Students dive into Scratch coding every Saturday from 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM. They explore core programming concepts through creative projects that build logical thinking and problem solving. The class encourages confidence, teamwork, and independence in a supportive environment. All levels are welcome.

Students are introduced to Python programming every Saturday from 10:00 AM to 11:00 AM. They learn coding fundamentals, logical thinking, and creative problem-solving through interactive lessons and hands-on projects. This program builds confidence and technical skills in a supportive studio environment. All levels are welcome.

Students explore digital art tools and techniques each Monday from 3:30 PM to 4:30 PM. This program encourages creativity and builds foundational digital illustration and design skills in a supportive studio environment. Participants develop confidence as they experiment with digital brushes, layers, and artistic effects while learning at their own pace. All skill levels are welcome, and materials are provided.

Students dive into the basics of Scratch programming each Monday from 4:30 PM to 5:30 PM. This introductory class builds confidence in logical thinking and creative problem-solving. Learners will explore coding concepts through fun, interactive projects while working in a supportive studio environment. All skill levels are welcome, and materials are provided.

Students explore game development fundamentals using Godot every Monday from 4:30 PM to 5:30 PM. Through hands-on projects, they learn coding, design, and creative problem-solving in a supportive studio environment. This program builds confidence and technical skills while encouraging teamwork and innovation. All skill levels are welcome.

Students expand their game development skills using Godot or Unity every Monday from 5:30 PM to 6:30 PM. This class focuses on coding, gameplay design, and collaborative creativity. Learners work on fun projects that strengthen problem-solving and technical abilities. All experience levels are welcome.

Students dive into Python programming every Tuesday from 4:30 PM to 5:30 PM. This class introduces fundamental coding concepts, problem-solving techniques, and hands-on programming projects, helping students build a solid foundation in one of the most versatile languages.

Students learn essential typing and keyboarding skills every Tuesday from 1:00 PM to 2:00 PM. This class builds proper typing techniques, speed, and accuracy through engaging activities designed for different age levels. A great foundation for digital literacy.

Students explore the world of 3D design and printing every Tuesday from 4:30 PM to 5:30 PM. They learn to create digital models and bring them to life using 3D printers. This program builds creativity, spatial reasoning, and problem-solving skills through hands-on projects.

Students learn Python programming every Wednesday from 1:00 PM to 2:00 PM. This program covers coding basics, logic building, and hands-on projects, providing a strong starting point for students interested in programming.

Students explore Scratch programming every Wednesday from 1:00 PM to 2:00 PM. This fun, visual coding environment allows kids to build games, animations, and interactive stories, while learning programming logic in a beginner-friendly way.

Students explore robotics concepts through hands-on projects that encourage creativity, collaboration, and problem-solving. Each Wednesday session from 4:30 PM to 5:30 PM builds foundational STEM skills in a supportive environment. Participants will learn to design, build, and program robots while developing confidence and teamwork abilities. All experience levels are welcome.

Students learn the fundamentals of Python programming in a clear and engaging way. Each Wednesday session focuses on hands-on coding exercises that build problem-solving skills, logical thinking, and creativity. Participants will explore key programming concepts such as variables, loops, and functions, while working on fun projects that build confidence and independence. All experience levels are welcome in this supportive environment.

Students develop proper typing skills every Wednesday from 3:30 PM to 4:30 PM. This class focuses on technique, speed, and accuracy, helping students improve digital literacy in a structured and supportive environment.

Students dive into game development using the Godot engine to design and build their own interactive projects. Each Wednesday session focuses on blending creativity and technical skills as participants learn level design, scripting, and gameplay mechanics. Through hands-on practice, students strengthen problem-solving, teamwork, and digital creation abilities. All skill levels are welcome in this collaborative and supportive environment.

Students dive into Scratch coding every Thursday from 4:30 PM to 5:30 PM. They explore core programming concepts through creative projects that build logical thinking and problem solving. This program encourages confidence, teamwork, and independence in a supportive environment. All levels are welcome.

Young learners get started with Scratch Jr every Thursday from 1:00 PM to 2:00 PM. This class introduces early coding concepts through fun, interactive stories and games. It builds confidence, problem-solving skills, and creativity in a supportive environment designed for younger students.

Students create and code their own Roblox games every Thursday from 4:30 PM to 5:30 PM. They learn Lua scripting, game design, and collaboration skills while working on exciting projects in Roblox Studio. This program builds creativity, logical thinking, and teamwork.

Students dive into game development using Godot every Thursday from 5:30 PM to 6:30 PM. Through hands-on projects, they learn coding, design, and creative problem-solving skills while building their own games. This program fosters teamwork, logical thinking, and technical confidence. All levels are welcome.

Students explore digital art tools and techniques every Thursday from 1:00 PM to 2:00 PM. This program encourages creativity and builds foundational digital illustration and design skills in a supportive studio environment. Participants develop confidence as they experiment with digital brushes, layers, and artistic effects while learning at their own pace. All skill levels are welcome.

Students are introduced to 3D printing technology every Saturday from 10:00 AM to 11:00 AM. They learn how to design and create their own 3D models while exploring problem-solving and creativity. This hands-on program builds confidence and technical skills in a supportive environment. All levels are welcome.

Students are introduced to Python programming every Saturday from 10:00 AM to 11:00 AM. They learn coding fundamentals, logical thinking, and creative problem-solving through interactive lessons and hands-on projects. This program builds confidence and technical skills in a supportive studio environment. All levels are welcome.

Students dive into Scratch coding every Saturday from 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM. They explore core programming concepts through creative projects that build logical thinking and problem solving. The class encourages confidence, teamwork, and independence in a supportive environment. All levels are welcome.

Students practice typing skills every Saturday from 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM. The class focuses on speed, accuracy, and healthy keyboard habits through guided exercises and fun activities. It builds confidence and supports digital literacy for schoolwork and projects. All levels are welcome.

Students dive into the basics of Scratch programming each Monday from 4:30 PM to 5:30 PM. This introductory class builds confidence in logical thinking and creative problem-solving. Learners will explore coding concepts through fun, interactive projects while working in a supportive studio environment. All skill levels are welcome, and materials are provided.

Students explore digital art tools and techniques each Monday from 3:30 PM to 4:30 PM. This program encourages creativity and builds foundational digital illustration and design skills in a supportive studio environment. Participants develop confidence as they experiment with digital brushes, layers, and artistic effects while learning at their own pace. All skill levels are welcome, and materials are provided.

Students expand their game development skills using Godot or Unity every Monday from 5:30 PM to 6:30 PM. This class focuses on coding, gameplay design, and collaborative creativity. Learners work on fun projects that strengthen problem-solving and technical abilities. All experience levels are welcome.

Students explore game development fundamentals using Godot every Monday from 4:30 PM to 5:30 PM. Through hands-on projects, they learn coding, design, and creative problem-solving in a supportive studio environment. This program builds confidence and technical skills while encouraging teamwork and innovation. All skill levels are welcome.

Students explore the world of 3D design and printing every Tuesday from 4:30 PM to 5:30 PM. They learn to create digital models and bring them to life using 3D printers. This program builds creativity, spatial reasoning, and problem-solving skills through hands-on projects.

Students dive into Python programming every Tuesday from 4:30 PM to 5:30 PM. This class introduces fundamental coding concepts, problem-solving techniques, and hands-on programming projects, helping students build a solid foundation in one of the most versatile languages.

Students learn essential typing and keyboarding skills every Tuesday from 1:00 PM to 2:00 PM. This class builds proper typing techniques, speed, and accuracy through engaging activities designed for different age levels. A great foundation for digital literacy.

Students learn the fundamentals of Python programming in a clear and engaging way. Each Wednesday session focuses on hands-on coding exercises that build problem-solving skills, logical thinking, and creativity. Participants will explore key programming concepts such as variables, loops, and functions, while working on fun projects that build confidence and independence. All experience levels are welcome in this supportive environment.

Students explore Scratch programming every Wednesday from 1:00 PM to 2:00 PM. This fun, visual coding environment allows kids to build games, animations, and interactive stories, while learning programming logic in a beginner-friendly way.

Students develop proper typing skills every Wednesday from 3:30 PM to 4:30 PM. This class focuses on technique, speed, and accuracy, helping students improve digital literacy in a structured and supportive environment.

Students explore robotics concepts through hands-on projects that encourage creativity, collaboration, and problem-solving. Each Wednesday session from 4:30 PM to 5:30 PM builds foundational STEM skills in a supportive environment. Participants will learn to design, build, and program robots while developing confidence and teamwork abilities. All experience levels are welcome.

Students learn Python programming every Wednesday from 1:00 PM to 2:00 PM. This program covers coding basics, logic building, and hands-on projects, providing a strong starting point for students interested in programming.

Students dive into game development using the Godot engine to design and build their own interactive projects. Each Wednesday session focuses on blending creativity and technical skills as participants learn level design, scripting, and gameplay mechanics. Through hands-on practice, students strengthen problem-solving, teamwork, and digital creation abilities. All skill levels are welcome in this collaborative and supportive environment.

Students create and code their own Roblox games every Thursday from 4:30 PM to 5:30 PM. They learn Lua scripting, game design, and collaboration skills while working on exciting projects in Roblox Studio. This program builds creativity, logical thinking, and teamwork.

Young learners get started with Scratch Jr every Thursday from 1:00 PM to 2:00 PM. This class introduces early coding concepts through fun, interactive stories and games. It builds confidence, problem-solving skills, and creativity in a supportive environment designed for younger students.

Students dive into Scratch coding every Thursday from 4:30 PM to 5:30 PM. They explore core programming concepts through creative projects that build logical thinking and problem solving. This program encourages confidence, teamwork, and independence in a supportive environment. All levels are welcome.

Students dive into game development using Godot every Thursday from 5:30 PM to 6:30 PM. Through hands-on projects, they learn coding, design, and creative problem-solving skills while building their own games. This program fosters teamwork, logical thinking, and technical confidence. All levels are welcome.

Students explore digital art tools and techniques every Thursday from 1:00 PM to 2:00 PM. This program encourages creativity and builds foundational digital illustration and design skills in a supportive studio environment. Participants develop confidence as they experiment with digital brushes, layers, and artistic effects while learning at their own pace. All skill levels are welcome.

Students practice typing skills every Saturday from 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM. The class focuses on speed, accuracy, and healthy keyboard habits through guided exercises and fun activities. It builds confidence and supports digital literacy for schoolwork and projects. All levels are welcome.

Students dive into Scratch coding every Saturday from 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM. They explore core programming concepts through creative projects that build logical thinking and problem solving. The class encourages confidence, teamwork, and independence in a supportive environment. All levels are welcome.

Students are introduced to Python programming every Saturday from 10:00 AM to 11:00 AM. They learn coding fundamentals, logical thinking, and creative problem-solving through interactive lessons and hands-on projects. This program builds confidence and technical skills in a supportive studio environment. All levels are welcome.

Students are introduced to 3D printing technology every Saturday from 10:00 AM to 11:00 AM. They learn how to design and create their own 3D models while exploring problem-solving and creativity. This hands-on program builds confidence and technical skills in a supportive environment. All levels are welcome.

Students explore game development fundamentals using Godot every Monday from 4:30 PM to 5:30 PM. Through hands-on projects, they learn coding, design, and creative problem-solving in a supportive studio environment. This program builds confidence and technical skills while encouraging teamwork and innovation. All skill levels are welcome.

Students expand their game development skills using Godot or Unity every Monday from 5:30 PM to 6:30 PM. This class focuses on coding, gameplay design, and collaborative creativity. Learners work on fun projects that strengthen problem-solving and technical abilities. All experience levels are welcome.

Students explore digital art tools and techniques each Monday from 3:30 PM to 4:30 PM. This program encourages creativity and builds foundational digital illustration and design skills in a supportive studio environment. Participants develop confidence as they experiment with digital brushes, layers, and artistic effects while learning at their own pace. All skill levels are welcome, and materials are provided.

This 3D Printing Camp is intended for ages 8-16 taking place December 29th-Jan 2nd (no classes on Jan 1). Transform the vivid designs of your dreams into physical reality with the latest in 3D printing technology! Start with a foundation in 3D modeling and sketch ideas and build them from scratch in software such as Blender or TinkerCAD. Students ages 8-14 will learn about how a 3D printer works and learns how to use a 3D modelling tool to create and print their own creations! What to Bring: My Coding Place has all the computer equipment that campers need, so no need to bring anything electronic! As for what you should pack, here's a list: A water bottle: My Coding Place has cups and refills of water if needed. Snacks if needed. Please bring lunch. Cancellation Policy: Full payment is required to reserve your child's seat. Changes on or after the first day of camp are not eligible for a refund. My Coding Place may cancel camps that do not meet the minimum enrollment of 4 students. In that case, a full refund will be offered.

Learn to use loops, counters, conditionals, and other basic coding constructs through building fun projects in Scratch, a drag-and-drop programming language developed at MIT. Ages: My Coding Place’s programs are designed for ages 7 and above, including adults. They start at age 7 because reading and typing skills are helpful in many of our programs. What to Bring: My Coding Place has all the computer equipment that campers need, so no need to bring anything electronic! As for what you should pack, here's a list: A water bottle: My Coding Place has cups and refills of water if needed. Snacks if needed. Please bring lunch or cash to buy lunch at Wendy’s. Cancellation Policy: Full payment is required to reserve your child's seat. Changes on or after the first day of camp are not eligible for a refund. My Coding Place may cancel camps that do not meet the minimum enrollment of 4 students. In that case, a full refund will be offered.

Students dive into the basics of Scratch programming each Monday from 4:30 PM to 5:30 PM. This introductory class builds confidence in logical thinking and creative problem-solving. Learners will explore coding concepts through fun, interactive projects while working in a supportive studio environment. All skill levels are welcome, and materials are provided.

Learn to use loops, counters, conditionals, and other basic coding constructs through building fun projects in Scratch, a drag-and-drop programming language developed at MIT. Ages: My Coding Place’s programs are designed for ages 7 and above, including adults. They start at age 7 because reading and typing skills are helpful in many of our programs. What to Bring: My Coding Place has all the computer equipment that campers need, so no need to bring anything electronic! As for what you should pack, here's a list: A water bottle: My Coding Place has cups and refills of water if needed. Snacks if needed. Please bring lunch or cash to buy lunch at Wendy’s. Cancellation Policy: Full payment is required to reserve your child's seat. Changes on or after the first day of camp are not eligible for a refund. My Coding Place may cancel camps that do not meet the minimum enrollment of 4 students. In that case, a full refund will be offered. NO class on Dec. 25, 2025.

Scratch is a colorful, block-based programming language that introduces students to the basics of coding in a fun and creative way. In this camp, beginners will strengthen their typing and reading skills while bringing their own games and artwork to life. With Scratch’s playful, kid-friendly design, campers can build animations, create characters, switch backdrops, keep score, and design all kinds of interactive projects. Along the way, they’ll explore key coding and math concepts—like events, loops, variables, random numbers, and the coordinate grid. Through hands-on practice, students will gain confidence and become comfortable with the core foundations of programming.

Learn to use loops, counters, conditionals, and other basic coding constructs through building fun projects in Scratch, a drag-and-drop programming language developed at MIT. Ages: My Coding Place’s programs are designed for ages 7 and above, including adults. They start at age 7 because reading and typing skills are helpful in many of our programs. What to Bring: My Coding Place has all the computer equipment that campers need, so no need to bring anything electronic! As for what you should pack, here's a list: A water bottle: My Coding Place has cups and refills of water if needed. Snacks if needed. Please bring lunch or cash to buy lunch at Wendy’s. Cancellation Policy: Full payment is required to reserve your child's seat. Changes on or after the first day of camp are not eligible for a refund. My Coding Place may cancel camps that do not meet the minimum enrollment of 4 students. In that case, a full refund will be offered. NO class on Dec 25, 2025.

Students explore the world of 3D design and printing every Tuesday from 4:30 PM to 5:30 PM. They learn to create digital models and bring them to life using 3D printers. This program builds creativity, spatial reasoning, and problem-solving skills through hands-on projects.

Students learn essential typing and keyboarding skills every Tuesday from 1:00 PM to 2:00 PM. This class builds proper typing techniques, speed, and accuracy through engaging activities designed for different age levels. A great foundation for digital literacy.

Students dive into Python programming every Tuesday from 4:30 PM to 5:30 PM. This class introduces fundamental coding concepts, problem-solving techniques, and hands-on programming projects, helping students build a solid foundation in one of the most versatile languages.

Students dive into game development using the Godot engine to design and build their own interactive projects. Each Wednesday session focuses on blending creativity and technical skills as participants learn level design, scripting, and gameplay mechanics. Through hands-on practice, students strengthen problem-solving, teamwork, and digital creation abilities. All skill levels are welcome in this collaborative and supportive environment.

Students explore Scratch programming every Wednesday from 1:00 PM to 2:00 PM. This fun, visual coding environment allows kids to build games, animations, and interactive stories, while learning programming logic in a beginner-friendly way.

Learn to use loops, counters, conditionals, and other basic coding constructs through building fun projects in Scratch, a drag-and-drop programming language developed at MIT. Ages: My Coding Place’s programs are designed for ages 7 and above, including adults. They start at age 7 because reading and typing skills are helpful in many of our programs. What to Bring: My Coding Place has all the computer equipment that campers need, so no need to bring anything electronic! As for what you should pack, here's a list: A water bottle: My Coding Place has cups and refills of water if needed. Snacks if needed. Please bring lunch or cash to buy lunch at Wendy’s. Cancellation Policy: Full payment is required to reserve your child's seat. Changes on or after the first day of camp are not eligible for a refund. My Coding Place may cancel camps that do not meet the minimum enrollment of 4 students. In that case, a full refund will be offered. NO class on Dec. 25, 2025

Students explore robotics concepts through hands-on projects that encourage creativity, collaboration, and problem-solving. Each Wednesday session from 4:30 PM to 5:30 PM builds foundational STEM skills in a supportive environment. Participants will learn to design, build, and program robots while developing confidence and teamwork abilities. All experience levels are welcome.

Students learn the fundamentals of Python programming in a clear and engaging way. Each Wednesday session focuses on hands-on coding exercises that build problem-solving skills, logical thinking, and creativity. Participants will explore key programming concepts such as variables, loops, and functions, while working on fun projects that build confidence and independence. All experience levels are welcome in this supportive environment.

Students learn Python programming every Wednesday from 1:00 PM to 2:00 PM. This program covers coding basics, logic building, and hands-on projects, providing a strong starting point for students interested in programming.

Students develop proper typing skills every Wednesday from 3:30 PM to 4:30 PM. This class focuses on technique, speed, and accuracy, helping students improve digital literacy in a structured and supportive environment.

Young learners get started with Scratch Jr every Thursday from 1:00 PM to 2:00 PM. This class introduces early coding concepts through fun, interactive stories and games. It builds confidence, problem-solving skills, and creativity in a supportive environment designed for younger students.

Students create and code their own Roblox games every Thursday from 4:30 PM to 5:30 PM. They learn Lua scripting, game design, and collaboration skills while working on exciting projects in Roblox Studio. This program builds creativity, logical thinking, and teamwork.

Students dive into game development using Godot every Thursday from 5:30 PM to 6:30 PM. Through hands-on projects, they learn coding, design, and creative problem-solving skills while building their own games. This program fosters teamwork, logical thinking, and technical confidence. All levels are welcome.

Students dive into Scratch coding every Thursday from 4:30 PM to 5:30 PM. They explore core programming concepts through creative projects that build logical thinking and problem solving. This program encourages confidence, teamwork, and independence in a supportive environment. All levels are welcome.

Students explore digital art tools and techniques every Thursday from 1:00 PM to 2:00 PM. This program encourages creativity and builds foundational digital illustration and design skills in a supportive studio environment. Participants develop confidence as they experiment with digital brushes, layers, and artistic effects while learning at their own pace. All skill levels are welcome.

Learn to use loops, counters, conditionals, and other basic coding constructs through building fun projects in Scratch, a drag-and-drop programming language developed at MIT. Ages: My Coding Place’s programs are designed for ages 7 and above, including adults. They start at age 7 because reading and typing skills are helpful in many of our programs. What to Bring: My Coding Place has all the computer equipment that campers need, so no need to bring anything electronic! As for what you should pack, here's a list: A water bottle: My Coding Place has cups and refills of water if needed. Snacks if needed. Please bring lunch or cash to buy lunch at Wendy’s. Cancellation Policy: Full payment is required to reserve your child's seat. Changes on or after the first day of camp are not eligible for a refund. My Coding Place may cancel camps that do not meet the minimum enrollment of 4 students. In that case, a full refund will be offered. NO class on Dec. 25, 2025

Students dive into Scratch coding every Saturday from 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM. They explore core programming concepts through creative projects that build logical thinking and problem solving. The class encourages confidence, teamwork, and independence in a supportive environment. All levels are welcome.

Students are introduced to Python programming every Saturday from 10:00 AM to 11:00 AM. They learn coding fundamentals, logical thinking, and creative problem-solving through interactive lessons and hands-on projects. This program builds confidence and technical skills in a supportive studio environment. All levels are welcome.

Students practice typing skills every Saturday from 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM. The class focuses on speed, accuracy, and healthy keyboard habits through guided exercises and fun activities. It builds confidence and supports digital literacy for schoolwork and projects. All levels are welcome.

Students are introduced to 3D printing technology every Saturday from 10:00 AM to 11:00 AM. They learn how to design and create their own 3D models while exploring problem-solving and creativity. This hands-on program builds confidence and technical skills in a supportive environment. All levels are welcome.

Students explore digital art tools and techniques each Monday from 3:30 PM to 4:30 PM. This program encourages creativity and builds foundational digital illustration and design skills in a supportive studio environment. Participants develop confidence as they experiment with digital brushes, layers, and artistic effects while learning at their own pace. All skill levels are welcome, and materials are provided.

Students dive into the basics of Scratch programming each Monday from 4:30 PM to 5:30 PM. This introductory class builds confidence in logical thinking and creative problem-solving. Learners will explore coding concepts through fun, interactive projects while working in a supportive studio environment. All skill levels are welcome, and materials are provided.

This 3D Printing Camp is intended for ages 8-16 taking place December 29th-Jan 2nd (no classes on Jan 1) at the My Coding Place studio from 9am-3pm. Transform the vivid designs of your dreams into physical reality with the latest in 3D printing technology! Start with a foundation in 3D modeling and sketch ideas and build them from scratch in software such as Blender or TinkerCAD. Students ages 8-14 will learn about how a 3D printer works and learns how to use a 3D modelling tool to create and print their own creations! What to Bring: My Coding Place has all the computer equipment that campers need, so no need to bring anything electronic! As for what you should pack, here's a list: A water bottle: My Coding Place has cups and refills of water if needed. Snacks if needed. Please bring lunch or cash to buy lunch at Wendy’s. Cancellation Policy: Full payment is required to reserve your child's seat. Changes on or after the first day of camp are not eligible for a refund. My Coding Place may cancel camps that do not meet the minimum enrollment of 4 students. In that case, a full refund will be offered.

Students explore game development fundamentals using Godot every Monday from 4:30 PM to 5:30 PM. Through hands-on projects, they learn coding, design, and creative problem-solving in a supportive studio environment. This program builds confidence and technical skills while encouraging teamwork and innovation. All skill levels are welcome.

This 3D Printing Camp is intended for ages 8-16 taking place December 29th-Jan 2nd (no classes on Jan 1) at the My Coding Place studio from 9am-3pm. Transform the vivid designs of your dreams into physical reality with the latest in 3D printing technology! Start with a foundation in 3D modeling and sketch ideas and build them from scratch in software such as Blender or TinkerCAD. Students ages 8-14 will learn about how a 3D printer works and learns how to use a 3D modelling tool to create and print their own creations! What to Bring: My Coding Place has all the computer equipment that campers need, so no need to bring anything electronic! As for what you should pack, here's a list: A water bottle: My Coding Place has cups and refills of water if needed. Snacks if needed. Please bring lunch or cash to buy lunch at Wendy’s. Cancellation Policy: Full payment is required to reserve your child's seat. Changes on or after the first day of camp are not eligible for a refund. My Coding Place may cancel camps that do not meet the minimum enrollment of 4 students. In that case, a full refund will be offered.

In the morning, learn game design and coding with Roblox, a popular tool where creativity and imagination are limitless! Code with short scripts to make your own version of your favorite Roblox games. Learn beginner LUA programming concepts and take Roblox to the next level by learning to use all the tools available in the Roblox studio as well as writing some code. Kids make amazing professional quality games that they can play with friends and family! In the afternoon, Minecraft is a fun video game that is more engaging, entertaining, and educational when kids learn how to build mods—small programs that let users modify game elements and add content. This introductory section teaches students how to create mods of different types, using the MCreator modding tool. Students will not only build some amazing mods, but they will also be introduced to block coding if they want to uncover the hood. What to bring? A water bottle. We have cups and refills of water if needed. Snacks if needed. Please bring lunch or cash to buy lunch at Wendy’s

No camp Jan 1. In the morning, learn game design and coding with Roblox, a popular tool where creativity and imagination are limitless! Code with short scripts to make your own version of your favorite Roblox games. Learn beginner LUA programming concepts and take Roblox to the next level by learning to use all the tools available in the Roblox studio as well as writing some code. Kids make amazing professional quality games that they can play with friends and family! In the afternoon, Minecraft is a fun video game that is more engaging, entertaining, and educational when kids learn how to build mods—small programs that let users modify game elements and add content. This introductory section teaches students how to create mods of different types, using the MCreator modding tool. Students will not only build some amazing mods, but they will also be introduced to block coding if they want to uncover the hood. What to bring? A water bottle. We have cups and refills of water if needed. Snacks if needed. Please bring lunch or cash to buy lunch at Wendy’s

Students expand their game development skills using Godot or Unity every Monday from 5:30 PM to 6:30 PM. This class focuses on coding, gameplay design, and collaborative creativity. Learners work on fun projects that strengthen problem-solving and technical abilities. All experience levels are welcome.

This 3D Printing Camp is intended for ages 8-16 taking place December 29th-Jan 2nd (no classes on Jan 1) at the My Coding Place studio from 9am-3pm. Transform the vivid designs of your dreams into physical reality with the latest in 3D printing technology! Start with a foundation in 3D modeling and sketch ideas and build them from scratch in software such as Blender or TinkerCAD. Students ages 8-14 will learn about how a 3D printer works and learns how to use a 3D modelling tool to create and print their own creations! What to Bring: My Coding Place has all the computer equipment that campers need, so no need to bring anything electronic! As for what you should pack, here's a list: A water bottle: My Coding Place has cups and refills of water if needed. Snacks if needed. Please bring lunch or cash to buy lunch at Wendy’s. Cancellation Policy: Full payment is required to reserve your child's seat. Changes on or after the first day of camp are not eligible for a refund. My Coding Place may cancel camps that do not meet the minimum enrollment of 4 students. In that case, a full refund will be offered.

In the morning, learn game design and coding with Roblox, a popular tool where creativity and imagination are limitless! Code with short scripts to make your own version of your favorite Roblox games. Learn beginner LUA programming concepts and take Roblox to the next level by learning to use all the tools available in the Roblox studio as well as writing some code. Kids make amazing professional quality games that they can play with friends and family! In the afternoon, Minecraft is a fun video game that is more engaging, entertaining, and educational when kids learn how to build mods—small programs that let users modify game elements and add content. This introductory section teaches students how to create mods of different types, using the MCreator modding tool. Students will not only build some amazing mods, but they will also be introduced to block coding if they want to uncover the hood. What to bring? A water bottle. We have cups and refills of water if needed. Snacks if needed. Please bring lunch or cash to buy lunch at Wendy’s

Students explore the world of 3D design and printing every Tuesday from 4:30 PM to 5:30 PM. They learn to create digital models and bring them to life using 3D printers. This program builds creativity, spatial reasoning, and problem-solving skills through hands-on projects.

Students learn essential typing and keyboarding skills every Tuesday from 1:00 PM to 2:00 PM. This class builds proper typing techniques, speed, and accuracy through engaging activities designed for different age levels. A great foundation for digital literacy.

Students dive into Python programming every Tuesday from 4:30 PM to 5:30 PM. This class introduces fundamental coding concepts, problem-solving techniques, and hands-on programming projects, helping students build a solid foundation in one of the most versatile languages.

In the morning, learn game design and coding with Roblox, a popular tool where creativity and imagination are limitless! Code with short scripts to make your own version of your favorite Roblox games. Learn beginner LUA programming concepts and take Roblox to the next level by learning to use all the tools available in the Roblox studio as well as writing some code. Kids make amazing professional quality games that they can play with friends and family! In the afternoon, Minecraft is a fun video game that is more engaging, entertaining, and educational when kids learn how to build mods—small programs that let users modify game elements and add content. This introductory section teaches students how to create mods of different types, using the MCreator modding tool. Students will not only build some amazing mods, but they will also be introduced to block coding if they want to uncover the hood. What to bring? A water bottle. We have cups and refills of water if needed. Snacks if needed. Please bring lunch or cash to buy lunch at Wendy’s

Students develop proper typing skills every Wednesday from 3:30 PM to 4:30 PM. This class focuses on technique, speed, and accuracy, helping students improve digital literacy in a structured and supportive environment.

Students learn Python programming every Wednesday from 1:00 PM to 2:00 PM. This program covers coding basics, logic building, and hands-on projects, providing a strong starting point for students interested in programming.

Students explore Scratch programming every Wednesday from 1:00 PM to 2:00 PM. This fun, visual coding environment allows kids to build games, animations, and interactive stories, while learning programming logic in a beginner-friendly way.

Students explore robotics concepts through hands-on projects that encourage creativity, collaboration, and problem-solving. Each Wednesday session from 4:30 PM to 5:30 PM builds foundational STEM skills in a supportive environment. Participants will learn to design, build, and program robots while developing confidence and teamwork abilities. All experience levels are welcome.

Students learn the fundamentals of Python programming in a clear and engaging way. Each Wednesday session focuses on hands-on coding exercises that build problem-solving skills, logical thinking, and creativity. Participants will explore key programming concepts such as variables, loops, and functions, while working on fun projects that build confidence and independence. All experience levels are welcome in this supportive environment.

This 3D Printing Camp is intended for ages 8-16 taking place December 29th-Jan 2nd (no classes on Jan 1) at the My Coding Place studio from 9am-3pm. Transform the vivid designs of your dreams into physical reality with the latest in 3D printing technology! Start with a foundation in 3D modeling and sketch ideas and build them from scratch in software such as Blender or TinkerCAD. Students ages 8-14 will learn about how a 3D printer works and learns how to use a 3D modelling tool to create and print their own creations! What to Bring: My Coding Place has all the computer equipment that campers need, so no need to bring anything electronic! As for what you should pack, here's a list: A water bottle: My Coding Place has cups and refills of water if needed. Snacks if needed. Please bring lunch or cash to buy lunch at Wendy’s. Cancellation Policy: Full payment is required to reserve your child's seat. Changes on or after the first day of camp are not eligible for a refund. My Coding Place may cancel camps that do not meet the minimum enrollment of 4 students. In that case, a full refund will be offered.

Students dive into game development using the Godot engine to design and build their own interactive projects. Each Wednesday session focuses on blending creativity and technical skills as participants learn level design, scripting, and gameplay mechanics. Through hands-on practice, students strengthen problem-solving, teamwork, and digital creation abilities. All skill levels are welcome in this collaborative and supportive environment.

In the morning, learn game design and coding with Roblox, a popular tool where creativity and imagination are limitless! Code with short scripts to make your own version of your favorite Roblox games. Learn beginner LUA programming concepts and take Roblox to the next level by learning to use all the tools available in the Roblox studio as well as writing some code. Kids make amazing professional quality games that they can play with friends and family! In the afternoon, Minecraft is a fun video game that is more engaging, entertaining, and educational when kids learn how to build mods—small programs that let users modify game elements and add content. This introductory section teaches students how to create mods of different types, using the MCreator modding tool. Students will not only build some amazing mods, but they will also be introduced to block coding if they want to uncover the hood. What to bring? A water bottle. We have cups and refills of water if needed. Snacks if needed. Please bring lunch or cash to buy lunch at Wendy’s

My Coding Place is bringing you a Digital Art camp to try a new and unique way to express your artistic creativity. They are planning to showcase the basics of digital art and animation. Ages: My Coding Place’s programs are designed for ages 7 and above, including adults. They start at age 7 because reading and typing skills are helpful in many of our programs. What to Bring: My Coding Place has all the computer equipment that campers need, so no need to bring anything electronic! As for what you should pack, here's a list: A water bottle: My Coding Place has cups and refills of water if needed. Snacks if needed. Please bring lunch. Cancellation Policy: Full payment is required to reserve your child's seat. Changes on or after the first day of camp are not eligible for a refund. My Coding Place may cancel camps that do not meet the minimum enrollment of 4 students. In that case, a full refund will be offered.

This 3D Printing Camp is intended for ages 8-16 taking place December 29th-Jan 2nd (no classes on Jan 1) at the My Coding Place studio from 9am-3pm. Transform the vivid designs of your dreams into physical reality with the latest in 3D printing technology! Start with a foundation in 3D modeling and sketch ideas and build them from scratch in software such as Blender or TinkerCAD. Students ages 8-14 will learn about how a 3D printer works and learns how to use a 3D modelling tool to create and print their own creations! What to Bring: My Coding Place has all the computer equipment that campers need, so no need to bring anything electronic! As for what you should pack, here's a list: A water bottle: My Coding Place has cups and refills of water if needed. Snacks if needed. Please bring lunch or cash to buy lunch at Wendy’s. Cancellation Policy: Full payment is required to reserve your child's seat. Changes on or after the first day of camp are not eligible for a refund. My Coding Place may cancel camps that do not meet the minimum enrollment of 4 students. In that case, a full refund will be offered.

In the morning, learn game design and coding with Roblox, a popular tool where creativity and imagination are limitless! Code with short scripts to make your own version of your favorite Roblox games. Learn beginner LUA programming concepts and take Roblox to the next level by learning to use all the tools available in the Roblox studio as well as writing some code. Kids make amazing professional quality games that they can play with friends and family! In the afternoon, Minecraft is a fun video game that is more engaging, entertaining, and educational when kids learn how to build mods—small programs that let users modify game elements and add content. This introductory section teaches students how to create mods of different types, using the MCreator modding tool. Students will not only build some amazing mods, but they will also be introduced to block coding if they want to uncover the hood. What to bring? A water bottle. We have cups and refills of water if needed. Snacks if needed. Please bring lunch or cash to buy lunch at Wendy’s

In the morning, learn game design and coding with Roblox, a popular tool where creativity and imagination are limitless! Code with short scripts to make your own version of your favorite Roblox games. Learn beginner LUA programming concepts and take Roblox to the next level by learning to use all the tools available in the Roblox studio as well as writing some code. Kids make amazing professional quality games that they can play with friends and family! In the afternoon, Minecraft is a fun video game that is more engaging, entertaining, and educational when kids learn how to build mods—small programs that let users modify game elements and add content. This introductory section teaches students how to create mods of different types, using the MCreator modding tool. Students will not only build some amazing mods, but they will also be introduced to block coding if they want to uncover the hood. What to bring? A water bottle. We have cups and refills of water if needed. Snacks if needed. Please bring lunch or cash to buy lunch at Wendy’s