Penguin Coding School offers a blend of coding, robotics, and hands-on science with a low student-to-teacher ratio, ensuring individualized attention and a fun, interactive learning experience.
Penguin Coding School Summer Camps offer engaging and interactive STEM experiences for students of various age groups. Campers delve into coding languages such as Python, MakeCode, Scratch, Roblox (Lua), Minecraft Education Edition, Java, JavaScript, C++, and Mobile App Development (Swift/Xcode). Through project-based learning, students develop games, program autonomous Lego robots, and design 3D-printed creations. The curriculum also incorporates hands-on science experiments, fostering curiosity and practical knowledge. For older teens, a STEM Counselor-in-Training (CIT) program is available, focusing on leadership and mentoring skills alongside advanced STEM concepts.
The camps emphasize a balanced approach, combining screen time with off-screen activities like robotics, science experiments, and outdoor play. Students are grouped by age and experience, ensuring personalized attention and a supportive learning environment. The goal is to cultivate critical thinking, problem-solving, and design skills, empowering students to become creators and innovators in the digital world.
A typical day includes coding lessons and projects, a snack break, 3D printing and hands-on science experiments, lunch with outdoor time, more coding lessons, and Lego Robotics.
The ideal student is one who is eager to explore coding, robotics, and science in a fun, interactive, and supportive environment, with options for various skill levels and interests.
Multiple Locations (Acton, Brookline, Lexington, Newton)
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