Kids Games Classes in Los Angeles, CA

For students Ages 9 to 14. Students learn to code their own video games in 3D using a wide variety of tools, including the Java programming language for modding the popular building game Minecraft, and even the industry leader game-dev tool Unity to get them started on 3D game development and also App Development using the MIT invented programming...

App Development - using App Inventor, or Corona simulator that uses Lua programming language to build apps.  Unity Game Engine -  By using the Unity Game engine we teach students how to create and design 3D games and code the game to come alive using C-sharp language.  Minecraft Coding - The students will learn how to...

Our Video Game Design course provides the basics of game design in a hands-on environment. Students will discover the process of designing and building games using Code.org or Scratch platforms. Students will learn how to be a game designer, design narratives, learn to apply art and animation, programming roles, project teamwork, and how to make a...

Let the games begin!  Kid’s College Let the games begin!  Kid’s College Olympians will have fun trying out a variety of faux fun Olympic games, including Frisbee shot put, jump rope, volleyball, gymnastic unipod, ring toss, high jump limbo, soccer, frog long jump, marathon shuffle, balance beam and hula-hoop gymnast.  Focus...

Get into the sport that puts a spin on imporived health and alertness. Understand the role of various raquets and tennis balls. Learn the modern grips as forehand, backhand, serving; along with game rules & court etiquette. This course is for beginners, intermediate, and advanced students alike. Bring a tennis racquet and two cans of tennis balls....

Let the games begin!   Kid’s College Olympians will have fun trying out a variety of faux fun Olympic games, including Frisbee shot put, jump rope, volleyball, gymnastic unipod, ring toss, high jump limbo, soccer, frog long jump, marathon shuffle, balance beam and hula-hoop gymnast.  Focus placed on learning the art of good sportsmanship...

Did you know that playing chess increases your child’s IQ? Chess also teaches children to: think deeply, gain confidence, solve problems, develop patience, evaluate positions, compete well, visualize results, and strategize and plan. Students under 18 years of age, must have a parent or guardian complete a Release & Medical Consent form.

Did you know that playing chess increases your child’s IQ? Chess also teaches children to: think deeply, gain confidence, solve problems, develop patience, evaluate positions, compete well, visualize results, and strategize and plan.  Sign up today!

In Make Your First 3D Video Game, you'll learn to make your first video game in this one-of-a-kind class that shows you the keys to designing your first 2D platformer game. Conceptualization, play experience, level design, graphics, sounds, and simple coding are just some of the concepts that we’ll explore.  No prior experience...

In Make Your First 3D Video Game, you'll learn to make your first video game in this one-of-a-kind class that shows you the keys to designing your first 2D platformer game. Conceptualization, play experience, level design, graphics, sounds, and simple coding are just some of the concepts that we’ll explore. No prior experience necessary, just a...

For students Age 6-1/2 to 8.  Subjects and projects include:  circuit diagrams and components electricity and magnetism engineering structures and geometry LED lighting circuits compasses and electric motors gravity forces bridge building and programming Scratch games 

Enjoy an hour of fun and exercise. Games, songs, and motor skill activities will help your child develop coordination, confidence, and physical fitness. Note: Parent participation required. Location notes: Room numbers are provided to students once the registration is completed.  Students can purchase a semester parking permit from the Community...

Enjoy an hour of fun and exercise. Games, songs and motor skill activities will help your child develop coordination, confidence, and physical fitness. Parent participation is required.

Students learn about the new VEX IQ Challenge game of the 2018-2019 season and build their own robots to play the game. Additional Driving Instructions: Park in parking lot behind Rolling Robots building or in the parking lot of the park across the street

Practice the fundamentals of basketball and improve your game. Location notes: Room numbers are provided to students once the registration is completed. Students can purchase a semester parking permit from the Community Services Office for $10 or purchase a daily permit from the dispensing machines at each parking lot/structure for $2.