Content Creation and Design: Become an Influencer (8-17)

Empower young storytellers with tools like OpenShot and Canva to create and share engaging stories on YouTube. This program promotes creativity and digital communication skills.

Unleash creativity with Code & Create! Students compose music using Sonic Pi and design visuals in Canva, creating interactive multimedia projects while building problem-solving skills in a fun, collaborative environment.

Python Coding is an advanced computer science and software development program created by MyCodingClasses.com for students aged 11 and up. This course introduces teens to one of the world’s most popular, versatile, and in-demand programming languages—used by professional software engineers, data scientists, and artificial intelligence researchers worldwide.

Instead of drag-and-drop blocks, students write authentic, text-based Python code inside professional development environments. From building interactive terminal utilities and 2D games to exploring data structures and algorithmic problem-solving, every student gains the technical confidence and syntax mastery needed to excel in high school AP Computer Science, university studies, and modern tech careers.

Roblox Studio is an immersive 3D world-building and game development program created by MyCodingClasses.com for young creators aged 8 and up. This course introduces students to real-world game engine architecture, 3D spatial design, and text-based coding using Lua—the primary programming language powering millions of experiences on the global Roblox platform.

Through hands-on projects, students transition from playing games to designing and engineering them. Participants build 3D environments, program custom gameplay mechanics, configure character physics, and manage game variables—learning how professional game studios bring interactive 3D worlds to life.

Inside Roblox Studio, students become engineers, architects, programmers, designers, storytellers, and problem‑solvers all at once.

Block Code Adventure Lab is an interactive visual programming and computational thinking program created by MyCodingClasses.com for young innovators. Over four progressive sessions, this workshop introduces students to the core fundamentals of computer science through three world-class block-based coding platforms: Scratch, MakeCode Arcade, and Blockly.

Each platform presents age-appropriate challenges designed to build logical thinking, spatial reasoning, and systematic problem-solving skills. Participants explore how programs work by creating animated stories, simple 2D arcade games, and interactive projects—culminating in a final capstone project where students design and build a personalized creation using their favorite platform.

Website Wizard is an interactive web development program where students step into the shoes of real software engineers using Visual Studio Code (VS Code)—the world’s leading professional code editor.

Using real developer tools alongside HTML5, CSS3, and JavaScript, students write, style, and debug their code from scratch. By the end of the course, every student publishes a live, custom Personal Resume & Portfolio Website showcasing their hobbies, academic goals, achievements, and personal branding.

Students explore digital design by creating posters, cards, and social media graphics using Canva.

They’ll learn principles of layout, color, and visual storytelling while expressing their creativity in practical, real-world projects.

Combine logic, strategy, and problem-solving! Students learn programming fundamentals through fun coding challenges while sharpening their minds with chess puzzles and games.

This hands-on camp develops critical thinking, planning skills, and creativity, giving kids a unique blend of coding and strategic play in an engaging environment.

Scratch MIT is a visual programming platform created by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) to help kids learn coding through creativity, logic, and math. With its drag‑and‑drop blocks, Scratch turns complex STEM concepts — like coordinates, variables, logic gates, and algorithms — into playful, interactive learning.

Kids aged 7–16 build animations, games, and stories while naturally absorbing the foundations of computer science, mathematical reasoning, and problem‑solving.