Campers gain practical experience with a Raspberry Pi and learn both text-based (Python) and visual (Scratch) programming for diverse project creation.
The Works Museum - Code Camp transforms middle schoolers into computer programmers through hands-on activities. Campers will delve into the world of coding by assembling and utilizing a Raspberry Pi, a powerful, credit-card-sized computer. The curriculum introduces participants to Python, a versatile programming language, enabling them to write code and develop interactive projects. Additionally, campers will unleash their creativity using Scratch, a visual programming language, to design engaging visual stories and build their own games. The camp emphasizes an engineering design process, encouraging children to design, build, test, and refine their creations, fostering critical thinking and problem-solving skills. This immersive experience aims to inspire the next generation of innovators by making coding accessible and fun.
A typical day involves hands-on coding activities, assembling a Raspberry Pi, learning Python, and creating interactive projects and games with Scratch.
This camp is ideal for middle school students who are curious about how computers work and eager to learn the fundamentals of programming and game design.
9740 Grand Ave. S., Bloomington, MN 55420
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