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We provide a world-class coding experience for kids in grades 3rd – 8th. They learn to code in Python and/or JavaScript through gameplay, game creation, puzzles, and competitions.
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Kids win with Code-Champs!
Technological Literacy
Students gain a deep understanding of Computer Science and technological literacy skills that will transfer to other disciplines as well as future careers.
Problem Solving Skills
Through an iterative problem-solving process, our students solve coding challenges and flex their creativity to build their own games, websites, and apps for end-of-course projects.
Perseverance
We challenge students to embrace and learn from their mistakes. Built-in hints help students identify and fix bugs, leading to greater coding confidence.
Curriculum
The full CodeCombat curriculum covers major programming standards in several widely-adopted frameworks, including those of the International Society for Technology in Education (ISTE), the Computer Science Teacher Association (CSTA), and the K-12 Computer Science Framework.
About Us
Code-Champs was created to promote student achievement through coding after school, during camps, and through online instruction. We believe that students will be most prepared for real-world computing jobs and further study of computer science by using actual typed code in full programming languages. Instead of using block-based visual programming languages for beginners, we teach Python and JavaScript – the same languages used widely today by major corporations on a global scale.
Our Popular Courses
Computer Science 1
This course is designed to be a gentle introduction to basic programming concepts, such as algorithms, syntax, loops, and variables, through the engaging and familiar experience of a video game. In each level, players use computational thinking and computer programming to navigate the hero to the goal without running into spikes or being spotted by ogres.
Computer Science 2
Armed with basic knowledge of the structure and syntax of simple programs, students are ready to tackle more advanced topics. Conditionals, functions, and events, oh my! This is the basis for many of coding patterns in game development, web development, and app development. Computer Science 2 is where students move past the programming-toy stage into writing code similar to what they would use in the next major software or killer app!
Game Development 1
*Prerequisite: Computer Science 1
This course is designed to introduce students to game design and development through classroom discussions and hands-on programming. Students will learn the specific commands needed to make a game while navigating through the game development levels. This will culminate in a final project in which each student designs and creates their own unique game and collects peer feedback for improvement.
Game Development 2
*Recommended Prerequisites: Computer Science 2, Game Development 1
The Game Development 2 course applies skills students have learned from Computer Science 2 so they can build a full-fledged arcade-style game they’ll be excited to share with their friends and family. This is where the abstract concepts such as conditionals and functions show their purpose in a hands-on way, and enable students to create something their own.
Computer Science 1
This course is designed to be a gentle introduction to basic programming concepts, such as algorithms, syntax, loops, and variables, through the engaging and familiar experience of a video game. In each level, players use computational thinking and computer programming to navigate the hero to the goal without running into spikes or being spotted by ogres.
Ozaria Chapter 1
Students are immersed in an adventure game in which their knowledge of Computer Science advances with the storyline. In this engaging learning environment, students build real-world skills through the power of play. The students will focus on algorithms, syntax, sequences, and map design.
Ozaria Chapter 2
The students will delve further in the adventure game and advance their computer science knowledge by learning about debugging, variables, and conditionals. The chapter will conclude with a capstone project.
Computer Science 1
This course is designed to be a gentle introduction to basic programming concepts, such as algorithms, syntax, loops, and variables, through the engaging and familiar experience of a video game. In each level, players use computational thinking and computer programming to navigate the hero to the goal without running into spikes or being spotted by ogres.
Computer Science 2
Armed with basic knowledge of the structure and syntax of simple programs, students are ready to tackle more advanced topics. Conditionals, functions, and events, oh my! This is the basis for many of coding patterns in game development, web development, and app development. Computer Science 2 is where students move past the programming-toy stage into writing code similar to what they would use in the next major software or killer app!
Game Development 1
*Prerequisite: Computer Science 1
This course is designed to introduce students to game design and development through classroom discussions and hands-on programming. Students will learn the specific commands needed to make a game while navigating through the game development levels. This will culminate in a final project in which each student designs and creates their own unique game and collects peer feedback for improvement.
Game Development 2
*Recommended Prerequisites: Computer Science 2, Game Development 1
The Game Development 2 course applies skills students have learned from Computer Science 2 so they can build a full-fledged arcade-style game they’ll be excited to share with their friends and family. This is where the abstract concepts such as conditionals and functions show their purpose in a hands-on way, and enable students to create something their own.
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