We teach programming logic through engaging video game development projects. Beginners learn visual and intuitive block-based programming using Scratch, while advanced learners move on to real text code and web environments in the Game Lab section of Code.org. Students even publish their own games!

We use body language, voice, and improvisation to build stories. Children write their own screenplays, act in front of the camera, direct scenes, and learn the technological fundamentals of digital video editing to create and screen their own short film as a team.

We teach programming logic through engaging video game development projects. Beginners learn visual and intuitive block-based programming using Scratch, while advanced learners move on to real text code and web environments in the Game Lab section of Code.org. Students even publish their own games!

We use body language, voice, and improvisation to build stories. Children write their own screenplays, act in front of the camera, direct scenes, and learn the technological fundamentals of digital video editing to create and screen their own short film as a team.