I love it here because in my other classes and camps, they just give the answers to you. Here I get to figure it out for myself. It’s more exciting because I learned it myself.
Sofia, age 9
We offer in-person and online coding classes and camps for kids and teens in a caring, inclusive space for students to have fun, be challenged, and grow as thinkers, learners, and leaders. In our online and in-person coding spaces, students learn to code through the development of computational thinking skills, intellectual confidence, self-expression, and independence.
We're the best according to Time Out, Mommy Poppins, and Tiny Beans, as seen on Good Morning America and Nickelodeon!
Our project-based, self-paced coding curriculum in Scratch, JavaScript, and more lets kids code games, animations, and apps as unique as they are.
Our teachers never lecture. We believe in asking questions to help students solve problems.
Our supportive space fosters a growth mindset, grit, and the freedom to make mistakes, empowering students to grow past their comfort zones.
Our ongoing training in Socratic-based teaching and computer science education means students learn from teachers in the know.
We partner with students and parents at every step, from accessible tech support to progress reports.
Age: 12
Interests: Basketball
Current class: Advanced Code
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I love it here because in my other classes and camps, they just give the answers to you. Here I get to figure it out for myself. It’s more exciting because I learned it myself.
Sofia, age 9
The Coding Space has opened up a whole new world for our daughter, which was especially needed when she couldn’t see friends in person. Her classes are the highlight of her week, and it’s so incredible to watch her progress.
Jill, NYC
My son Aiden said it was the best camp he’s ever done and he absolutely loved everything he learned about coding. The instructors were really excited and knowledgeable.
Lea, Park Slope