Kids Technology Classes in Los Angeles, CA

Students learn to use tools, wheels, gears and motors to design and build a radio-controlled robot. These workshops are designed for kids both with or without prior experience in robotics. Sample projects include:  Precision driving Minefield challenge Invention exercises Mechanism design and the space exploration challenge

For students Ages 8 to 14.  Students learn the fundamentals of programming by building and writing system operation code for a robot that uses a micro controller and electronic sensors to independently navigate in its environment.

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...

Learn the basics of computer programming (with MIT's "Scratch" language) to create your own video games and animations. ​Summer Camp FAQs: Most of the kits we use are the same used at high school level. The game development software tools are the same that are used by professional developers. Camps are designed to encourage open creativity and deep...

Go behind the game and learn about profiles, textures, resource packs, and build your own Mod in Minecraft. Learn to Mod the game using JAVA. Prerequisites (we recommend the following classes be taken before this one): • Minecraft 1.0 • Minecraft Digital Design Summer Camp FAQ What is the daily / weekly schedule? Each summer camp is one week...

This Strategic Kids’ LEGO® class will get students’ motors running! Through this course students will build models designed to introduce them to core concepts essential to science, technology, engineering, and math. Children will also utilize LEGO® Power Functions to illustrate fundamental principles of simple machines and mechanisms. Each...

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 

Learn Minecraft building techniques, using Red Stone, the details of command blocks, downloading mods to change the look of the game. Introduction of Physical Science. No Programming. Summer Camp FAQs: Most of the kits we use are the same used at high school level. The game development software tools are the same that are used by professional developers....

Learn how to use Autodesk 123Design to design your own 3D creations. Learn basic techniques such as drawing, extruding, and mirroring. Students leave camp with their own 3D printed toys. Summer Camp FAQs: Most of the kits we use are the same used at high school level. The game development software tools are the same that are used by professional developers....

Aims to pique students' interests in learning programming through designing their own apps. Students learn the basic logic of App Development and programming. Additional Driving Instructions: Park in parking lot behind Rolling Robots building or in the parking lot of the park across the street

Create your own animations, programs, and games with MIT’s Scratch, Python, Sploder, and more! Computer programming helps with brain development, math skills, and logic, and is tons of fun!

Learn the art of animation! Through the art of capturing movement and motion, you'll learn how to stage shots and develop interesting camera angles that will have you creating your own animation story. Please Note:  Students under 18 years of age, must have a parent or guardian complete a Release & Medical Consent form.

Through lecture, drills, and scrimmaging, students will discover the fun of learning how to play volleyball.  It's all about learning and loving the game of volleyball. Students under 18 years of age, must have a parent or guardian complete a Release & Medical Consent form.

Students learn about structures, gears, motors, wheels, and the use of tools to build their own remote controlled robots with the VEX system. Summer Camp FAQs: Most of the kits we use are the same used at high school level. The game development software tools are the same that are used by professional developers. Camps are designed to encourage open...