Kids Teach Tech Summer Camps!
Upcoming Camps
4th Annual Engineering STEM Summer Camp
In Person @ UC Berkeley College of Engineering or Virtual option/ June 10-14 @ 10:00am - 3:00pm PSTJoin Kids Teach Tech and UC Berkeley Engineering, in partnership with Georgia Tech and Urban League of Greater San Francisco Bay Area for our 4th Annual Engineering Summer Camp on June 10th - 14th from 10am to 3pm in person at UC Berkeley College of Engineering or virtually if you live outside the Bay Area. Students will learn Data Science and Artificial Intelligence concepts, and do fun hands on projects in Python Programming. An introduction to Python will be provided, so no experience is required. This FREE camp is open to all High School and Middle School students ready to learn some seriously fun coding and technology!
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Build Your Own Website Camp
Join Kids Teach Tech on Zoom for a Fun and Exciting Live Online Camp with plenty of personal attention for learning Coding.
Students ages 9 and up learn essential programming concepts with Bootstrap Studio, a web development program. Using a combination of drag and drop and css, students will learn to create a website. Once students finish the website, Kids Teach Tech Teachers will help them create their own take home website.
Pacman Game Coding Camp
Join Kids Teach Tech on Zoom for a Fun and Exciting Live Online Camp with plenty of personal attention for learning Coding.
(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, they will create their own games with help from the Kids Teach Tech Teaching Team. This was the student favorite from last summer, so space will fill up quickly!
Crossy Road Camp using Scratch Programming
Join Kids Teach Tech on Zoom for a Fun and Exciting Live Online Camp with plenty of personal attention for learning Coding.
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.
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Space Explorer Camp using Scratch Programming
ZoomJoin Kids Teach Tech on Zoom for a Fun and Exciting Live Online Camp with plenty of personal attention for learning Coding.
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.
Tetris Camp using Python Programming
ZoomJoin Kids Teach Tech on Zoom for a Fun and Exciting Live Online Camp with plenty of personal attention for learning Coding.
Students ages 10 and up learn advanced Python coding concepts, and then build a classic "Tetris" video game where you stack shapes and try to clear lines. Once students finish their Tetris 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.
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Java Essentials - Java Programming Camp
Join Kids Teach Tech on Zoom for a Fun and Exciting Live Online Camp with plenty of personal attention for learning Coding.
This camp offers students the opportunity to learn many fundamental programming concepts and the java syntax behind them. Even more importantly, the sessions of this camp will enable students to improve as problem solvers, which can help them in any coding language. The curriculum in this course is very similar to that of AP Computer Science but this camp will be less difficult and more fun, Kids Teach Tech style. The camp will be 10 - 3pm PST for 4 Saturdays with a break for lunch 12-1pm PST, and a break week 11/27/2021 for the Thanksgiving holiday.