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Junior Coders

7 to 12 years

Hello, Junior Coders! Welcome to the SC4K family, where you're about to embark on an exhilarating journey into the vast world of coding. Our program is tailored for kids aged 7 to 12 years old, designed to ignite your passion for coding.

In this category, you'll delve into the exciting realm of block-based coding using MIT Media Lab's Scratch 3 program. Get ready to unleash your creativity as you develop games, animations, and stories that are limited only by your imagination.

With different levels ranging from 1 to 3, you'll progress through various challenges and projects, honing your coding skills along the way. Additionally, you'll gain a basic understanding of robotics and AI, expanding your knowledge and capabilities in the digital landscape.

Get ready to embark on an adventure filled with discovery, creativity, and learning! Welcome to the coding world!

Coding Station

Scratch 3

Welcome to the vibrant world of Junior Coders! Here, children aged 7 to 12 years embark on an exciting journey into the realm of block-based coding using Scratch 3, developed by MIT University Media Lab, USA.

Junior Coders delve into the creative universe, collaborating on projects such as games, stories, animations, math quizzes, and science projects. Rooted in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math), our curriculum enhances children's skills in creativity, critical thinking, problem-solving, teamwork, and collaboration.

The coding curriculum covers a spectrum of concepts, including sequence and parallel programming, loops, conditions, events, variables, lists, cloning, broadcasting, operators, Makey Makey electronic circuits, Micro::Bit programming, and much more!

Join us for an immersive and educational experience in the world of coding.

Robotics

Junior Coders offer a three-level Robotics program tailored for specific age groups: Robotics 1 (7 to 8-year-olds), Robotics 2 (9 to 10-year-olds), and Robotics 3 (11 to 12-year-olds). The program incorporates both block-based coding and text-based coding in Javascript. Children will engage with Sphero robots, MBot robots, and Lego educational robots, providing a hands-on experience that makes learning about Robotics enjoyable. In the age of Artificial Intelligence, understanding Robotics is crucial, and we invite you to join our Robotics program to embark on an exciting learning journey.

Coding

Kids for Kids Toronto Coding Club

The "Kids for Kids Toronto Coding Club" was established with a noble mission as a not-for-profit organization, dedicated to enhancing our children's extracurricular experiences. Our primary focus revolves around three pivotal pillars: Innovation and Invention, Physical Activities, and Volunteer Work.

The overarching goal of our club is to seamlessly integrate coding skills into initiatives aimed at addressing pressing environmental concerns, including climate change, responsible consumerism, garbage removal, water conservation, energy efficiency, and more.

Through our club, we aspire to nurture a generation that is not only proficient in coding but also champions responsibility and love for nature within our community.

For further details please go to our "Coding Club" menu

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Artificial Intelligence

Embark on an early exploration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) with our specialized Code.org Hour of Code sessions designed for children aged 4. During their Level Jr curriculum, we allocate a total of 5 engaging hours to delve into the fundamental concepts of AI, including the intriguing realm of machine learning.

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AI Learning Journey Highlights:

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- Basic AI Concepts:

Our curriculum introduces the basic principles of AI, providing young minds with a foundation in understanding this cutting-edge technology.

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- Machine Learning Introduction:

Children discover the wonders of machine learning, unraveling the process of how machines can learn. They engage in exercises that involve teaching the machine and witnessing its ability to perform tasks independently after learning.

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-Interactive Learning Experience:

The sessions are crafted to be interactive, ensuring that children actively participate in the learning journey, fostering a sense of curiosity and excitement.

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Key Benefits:

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- Early Exposure to AI:

Introducing AI concepts at an early age lays the groundwork for a future understanding of this transformative technology.

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-Hands-On Exercises:

Through hands-on exercises, children grasp the concept of teaching machines and witness firsthand how machines can autonomously perform tasks.

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-Curiosity and Excitement:

Our AI learning journey sparks curiosity and excitement, instilling a sense of wonder about the capabilities of modern technology.

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Encourage Your Child's AI Exploration:

Ignite your child's curiosity about Artificial Intelligence and machine learning. Join us in providing them with a playful and enriching introduction to these cutting-edge technologies, setting the stage for a future filled with technological exploration.

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Free Events Around the Year

SC4K and the Kids for Kids Toronto Coding Club collaborate to organize various free events throughout the year, catering to the diverse needs and interests of children.

 

These events include:

1. Coders' Coliseum:

A coding competition designed for children aged 4 to 18, fostering a spirit of friendly competition and showcasing their coding skills.

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2. Awarding Ceremony:

An annual event aimed at recognizing and encouraging the kids, providing a platform to celebrate their achievements and performances in front of a vast audience.

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3. Summer Fun:

A delightful event held in a park, encouraging children to engage with nature and promoting their interest in physical activities.

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4. Fun Fest:

A festive gathering during the holiday season in December, hosted at an indoor play place. This event facilitates in-person interactions among parents and children from our club and coding classes.

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These collaborative initiatives aim to create a vibrant community, offering diverse opportunities for learning, recognition, and social engagement.

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