2x Free 1-Hour Coding Lessons for Kids @ Code Camp World

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Ulya on 12/07/2020 - 14:47 whatson.cityofsydney.nsw.gov.au (460 clicks)
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We're opening up our online coding platform to help kids around the world stay engaged and keep learning during these uncertain times.

The 2 lesson plans will take around 1 hour each to complete, is fun and easy, and by the end of it, your child will have built their very own game. In this game, the hero is a wizard or witch is faced with waves of endless baddies and evil spells who has to learn the magic of flight and energy balls to score points and survive as long as possible. You’ll even be able to play your child’s game via the official Code Camp Community app available on Google Play and the App Store.

Direct link: https://www.codecampworld.com/
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  dynamike on 12/07/2020 - 15:52

  What's the target age group? Can't seem to find it anywhere

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    Ulya on 12/07/2020 - 16:36

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    Here is about recommended age groups for their main camps: https://support.codecamp.com.au/article/5-which-camp-should-…

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      Ameowzon on 12/07/2020 - 16:52

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      Taken from the link above:

      Which camp should I enrol my child in?
      We have five camps to choose from, all completely unique and fun in their own ways. The camp that's right for your child is dependent on your child's age and previous coding experience.
      My child hasn't been to Code Camp before
      Ages 5-6: Little Heroes is the camp for you. It's a great introduction to the world of coding, taught in a way our littlest Code Campers will enjoy - with heaps of physical activity and exciting challenges. Read more about Little Heroes.
      Ages 7-12: Your child should begin their coding journey with us at Spark, our most popular camp which over 25,000 kids have LOVED so far. Learn more about Spark.
      My child has previously attended a Code Camp

      If your child has attended our Little Heroes camp (previously known as Little League) and is now aged over 7 years, we recommend that they complete Spark before continuing to the more advanced camps.

      Once your child has completed Spark, they are able to move onto any one of our more advanced Code Camps:

      Camp Name Ages Description
      Ignite 7 - 12 This camp is for those who have conquered Spark and are ready to take on the world of JavaScript to create an awesome adventure game.
      Blast 3D 8 - 13 The world's first 3D coding camp designed for kids to code, create and build spectacular 3D worlds in JavaScript.
      Web Builders 8 - 13 Brand new for Summer 2018/19 - build your own website at Code Camp! Students will learn HTML, CSS & JavaScript to create a multi-page website on a topic of their choice.

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  jv on 12/07/2020 - 17:55

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  In this game, the hero is a wizard or witch is faced with waves of endless baddies and evil spells who has to learn the magic of flight and energy balls to score points and survive as long as possible.

  I hope their knowledge of coding is better than their knowledge of Grammar…

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    [Deactivated] on 12/07/2020 - 22:44

    grammar

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  Hamlet on 12/07/2020 - 21:00

  Thanks for this OP. Looks interesting. How different is this from Scratch (by MIT)? I know many kids these days learn the basics of coding a game/animation through Scratch in schools.