kids coding and robotics school in Toronto

2 hour of structured learning that is fun and educational is just what kids need to have a balanced summer this year!

Pandemic Camp year 2 - What are we doing different?

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While normal still evades us, the new normal dictates we form creative ways to give children  a physical and mental safe space to learn and be kids again.

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Join us this summer for a structured 2 hour creative coding camps (Monday to Friday) that is sure to spark your child's curiosity and get them ​to fall in love with coding!

Camp Schedule

TESTIMONIALS

CAMP OBJECTIVE

We research the latest Technology trends and carefully craft the camp programs so your children are always exposed to the most current technologies and its application

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Code-it Hacks camps are never same year over year. We strive to bring the latest in technology so your child is always a step ahead

A unique Virtual and In-person experience

Structure in Chaos

The world changed one fine day in 2020! Physical distancing is here to stay for a while.

Code-it Hacks virtual face-to-face and in-person outdoor camps provides much needed structure and freedom for kids to be kids again!

New Global Friendships

Meet like-minded kids from around the world.

Up your digital presence

Get a step closer to working with a variety of technology while interacting digitally to keep up with the times

What to expect?

Whether you are joining block-based / textual programming or Maker Robotics camp, each camp will cover the following in-depth:

• Coding fundamentals

• Engineering principles

• Understanding of solving a real-life problem with technology

• Design session in breakout teams

• Building multiple unique projects

• Alpha and Beta Testing

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Making it a SUCCESSFUL VIRTUAL Experience!

Code-it Hacks has been running non-stop virtual camps since the school closure was announced in March. During this time we learnt many lessons. To ensure the most impactful learning experience we have structured our camps per our learnings. Here are some of our findings:

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• 8 students in a virtual class is the magic number to ensure everyone gets enough time during the camp

• A ratio of 1:4 teacher to student is the most impactful

• Kids ages 6 and under do feel a screen time learning fatigue

• An hour is too little time to run the camp and more that two hours is too much screen fatigue

• Group team-based activities in breakout sessions provide students means to connect and give them purpose in a contactless learning environment

• Friday is our testing and presentation day. Students work towards this goal all week. They are taught to provide constructive feedback to team mates. Conduct alpha and and Beta testings and taught how to receive feedback to improve their code

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Half Day STEM SUMMER CAMPS

AGES 5 - 7 - HALF-DAY VIRTUAL ONLY

AGES 8 - 12

VIRTUAL ONLY and IN-PERSON