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Kids Teaching Kids with Love
Kids Teach Tech empowers youth to seize the technology opportunities of their future. We enable students to become teachers who create and teach classes for their community. We teach free classes to youth in libraries, schools, non-profit groups, and live-online across California, the United States, and now Internationally.
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Upcoming Summer Camps
Seth Bonder Camp with U.C. Berkeley Engineering and Georgia Tech
6/21/2021 to 6/25/2021 10am - 12pm and 1pm - 3pm PST on Zoom
(20 hours total) - U.C. Berkeley Engineering and Kids Teach Tech are thrilled to offer the Seth Bonder Camp - a fun Superhero themed Virtual Engineering Camp where Students will learn exciting Concepts involving some of the world's greatest challenges. Students will use Snap Programming for the many hands on activities. No experience is required. Students must be rising 6th through 12th graders. This camp is Free of cost and will prioritize admission for underrepresented students, but is open to all. It is offered in partnership with Georgia Tech and Urban League of Greater San Francisco Bay Area. See a video with more details from last year's Seth Bonder Camp at Georgia Tech here: https://sethbondercamp.isye.gatech.edu/
Crossy Road Camp using Scratch Programming
7/12/2021 to 7/16/2021 10am - 12pm and 1pm - 3pm PST on Zoom
(20 hours) - Students ages 9 and up learn essential programming concepts with Scratch, a platform developed at MIT. Using drag and drop in a simple block-like interface, students will create the classic game "Crossy Road" where a chicken attempts to get to a finish line avoiding obstacles like cars and trains. Once students finish their "Crossy Road" project, Kids Teach Tech Teachers will mentor them to create their own projects, which they will present to parents in the Symposium on the last day. See more information on our Camps Page. Registration will open soon.
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Space Explorer Camp using Scratch Programming
7/19/2021 to 7/23/2021 10am - 12pm and 1pm - 3pm PST on Zoom
(20 hours) - Students ages 9 and up learn essential programming concepts with Scratch, a platform developed at MIT. Using drag and drop in a simple block-like interface, students will create the game Space Explorer, in which they defend a rocket from asteroids, aliens, spaceships, and more as it travels from one planet to another. Once students finish their Space Explorer project, Kids Teach Tech Teachers will mentor them to create their own projects, which they will present to parents in the Symposium on the last day. See more information on our Camps Page. Registration will open soon.
Pacman Camp using Scratch Programming
7/26/2021 to 7/30/2021 10am - 12pm and 1pm - 3pm PST on Zoom
(20 hours) - Students ages 10 and up learn essential programming concepts with Scratch, a platform developed at MIT. Using drag and drop in a simple block-like interface, students will create the Classic Game "Pacman", in which the Pacman attempts to eat all the pellets before the enemies defeat him. Once students finish their Pacman project, Kids Teach Tech Teachers will mentor them to create their own projects, which they will present to parents in the Symposium on the last day. See more information on our Camps Page. Registration will open soon.
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