Students develop programming skills along with invaluable approaches to critical thinking and problem-solving. Anyone can learn to code—regardless of age, tech proficiency, or personal interests. There is no limit to your child’s potential. Students will create by completing projects rather than levels, to foster creativity and fuel the entrepreneurial spirit that may later lead to world-changing technologies—you never know, you may be raising the next Bill Gates!
Students can bring their lunch and drinks to Prescott at 12:30 PM before the class or arrive at the class at 1:00 PM.
Middle School GDRSD Half-Day - (Ages 9-13)
Nov 20 - Robotics and 3D Printing Camp: This camp combines the exciting worlds of robotics and 3D printing. Campers will have the opportunity to design, build, and program their own robots, and complement their creations with custom 3D printed parts. This hands-on experience fosters problem-solving skills and innovation.
Nov 21 - Minecraft Camp: Our Minecraft Camp uses this popular platform to teach campers about game design, coding, and even electrical engineering through Redstone circuits. It's a creative way to learn technical skills while having fun.
Elementary School GDRSD Half-Day - (Ages 6-10)
Nov 25 - Roblox Camp: For those interested in game development, our Roblox Camp is a perfect choice. Campers use Roblox Studio to create their own games, learning about coding, game design, and digital storytelling.
Nov 26 - Circuit Genius Camp: Featuring the use of Makey Makey, our Inventors Camp encourages campers to think outside the box. They engage in various projects that involve coding, engineering, and creativity, turning their innovative ideas into reality with this versatile invention kit.
Hello! I've been programming since I was 10, 15 years ago. I also 3D print as a hobby and as part of our coursework here at Code Wiz. I manage the corporate offices and design the curriculum for the Franchise. I've loved to Code for years and have a handful of passion projects built up. I look forward to sharing some of that with the kiddos.
thecodewiz.com/westford
Louis Oller
