Kids Technology Classes in Los Angeles, CA

For students Ages 7 to 14.  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...

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 about mechanical, electrical, engineering, and coding concepts through fun toys, games, and building a robot to take home.

Build a LEGO robot and program it to do things with the LEGO Mindstorms coding platform.

Build a 'battle' robot with the VEX system. Prerequisite for VEX Robotics Competition.

Learn Minecraft skills while building with friends to succeed at daily challenges.

Build a VEX IQ Robot and program it using Modkit. Prerequisite for VEX IQ Robotics Competition.

Learn programming and animation with MIT's Scratch. Create computer games and animations.

This 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 game from beginning...

Introducing the coding of robots by working with the Dash Robot, Ozobots, and more.

The key to a successful future is computer literacy and it all begins with the ability to use a keyboard and mouse. This class will help the students acquire these skills through a thorough immersion into proper keyboarding skills. There will be a combination of drills and typing games to help in the learning process. Location notes: Room numbers...

Video Game Design: Coders will create animated stories and interactive experiences while learning essential programming concepts with Scratch.  Scratch is a drag-and-drop, creative environment developed by MIT uses sprites and code blocks to set a foundation of computational thinking. For kids in 2nd grade will start in code.org to help them...

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...