

About us
The LEAGUE of Amazing Programmers' Tech Club hosts free and low-cost coding classes that get students from 4th to 12th grade started with programming in Python and Java, microcontrollers, game development and robotics.
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🐍Coding for Kids and Teens
Rancho Bernardo Library, 17110 Bernardo Center Drive, San Diego, ca, USYou Must Register through the Library:
REGISTER HEREJoin us for an exciting free one-hour Coding class at The LEAGUE of Amazing Programmers, tailored specifically for students in 4th to 12th grade. This special event is designed to give learners a smooth introduction to the engaging world of coding by engaging them in the fundamentals while creating thoughtful designs.
Event Highlights:
- Hands-On Coding: Watch as your child dives into the world of programming with Python, one of the most versatile and beginner-friendly languages. Under the guidance of our experienced instructors, they'll learn the basics of coding while creating fun and interactive games.
- Engaging Curriculum: Our curriculum is carefully crafted to make learning coding enjoyable and accessible for students of all skill levels. From understanding fundamental concepts to building their own games, your child will embark on an exciting coding journey.
Don't miss this chance to spark your child's curiosity and creativity through coding! RSVP now and let's embark on an exciting coding adventure together. Limited spots available, so secure your spot today!
3 attendees
Code Robo - Coding For Kids
Rancho Penasquitos Library, 13330 Salmon River Road, San Diego, CA, USThe League is proud to partner with CodeRobo, expanding coding education to younger students, starting at age 6!!!
In this hands-on session, kids will jump into the world of coding and robotics using CodeRobo's digital robot — no experience required! They'll give commands to a virtual robot using easy-to-start block-based coding to drive through mazes and traverse a room. They will also get a chance to explore real Python programming.
CodeRobo is a platform built by robotics engineers with one goal: making coding and robotics accessible to more kids around the globe. Kids only need a browser to get started — no expensive kits, no downloads, no prior experience required.
2 attendees
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