The camp offers a unique blend of coding instruction with diverse off-screen STEM activities like Lego Robotics, 3D printing, and hands-on science experiments, ensuring a well-rounded and interactive learning experience.
Penguin Coding School's summer camp in Park Slope, Brooklyn, offers an engaging STEM experience where children learn coding through popular platforms like Minecraft Education, Python, and Roblox game development. The curriculum integrates hands-on science experiments, 3D printing, and Lego robotics activities, ensuring a balance of screen time and interactive, off-screen learning. Students are grouped by age and experience, allowing for personalized attention from instructors. Younger campers (ages 6-9) focus on Minecraft, while older students (ages 8-12) delve into Python or MakeCode Game Development. Teens (ages 13-18) can participate in a STEM Counselor-in-Training program, developing leadership and mentoring skills alongside their STEM education. The program emphasizes project-based learning, where students build their own games and applications, fostering a sense of accomplishment and practical application of coding concepts. Daily outdoor time is also included, weather permitting.
A typical day includes coding lessons in the morning and afternoon, interspersed with a snack break, 3D printing and science experiments, lunch with outdoor time, and Lego Robotics.
This camp is ideal for children aged 6-18 who are interested in coding, robotics, and hands-on science, and who thrive in an interactive and project-based learning environment.
424 7th Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11215
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