Come join Code Wiz Quincy and Rockland Recreation for a 6-week session of foundational or game development coding.
FOUNDATIONAL CODING
- Drag n Drop Scratch (Ages 6-8; great for young and new coders!)
GAME DEVELOPMENT CODING
- Roblox Game Development (Ages 7+; Through drag and drop techniques or pure scripting, you’ll be creating extensions to the Roblox game while fostering your creativity and learning real-world computer coding!)
- Minecraft Coding (Ages 7+; Throughout the course, students will engage in hands-on coding activities to design mini Minecraft games and master fundamental programming concepts, level design, and more!)
Details:
Dates: 1/7-2/11
Times: 5:15-6:15pm
Ages: 7y-17y
Cost: $200.00
Location: Rockland Community Center
Please Read:
If your child is not feeling well or is exhibiting any of the following symptoms please keep them home.
- a fever
- a cough
- sore throat
- fast breathing
- chills
- shaking with chills
- muscle pain
- headache
- a loss of taste or smell
Registration & Refund Information
Registration: Student is only considered registered (and spot reserved) in a program once payment is received. Online registration & payment is the quickest and easiest way to secure a spot in a program. Registration is also accepted in our office and by mail on a first-come first-served basis.
Refunds: There will be a $10 processing fee for all refunds/credits and all requests must be made at least 5 business days prior to the start of the program.
Age Requirement: Participants must be the minimum age for the program or turn that age within the first week of the program.
Confirmations: Please keep a record of your registration. Confirmations are emailed as soon as your registration is processed; no further confirmations or reminders are provided.
We ensure the safety of all participants in our programs. Therefore we hold the right to decline/remove any child from any program provided that the child is: 1)Potentially putting themselves at risk of injury, 2) Potentially putting others at risk of injury through their actions, or 3) Blatantly disregarding proper safety rules as set forth by the instructor of the program.