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Kids 4 Coding | Summer Tech Camps | Fulton Science Academy
4.5(21)4.5 out of 5 stars, 21 reviews Atlanta, GA
About Kids 4 Coding | Summer Tech Camps | Fulton Science Academy
Kids 4 Coding offers highly valued, experiential tech camps (summer, winter, and online) for children genuinely fascinated by science and technology. It stands out for its high-caliber instructors, many of whom are current classroom teachers or tech college students, providing advanced learning opportunities not typically available in traditional classrooms until much later. Parents appreciate the small class sizes, interactive project-based learning, and the supportive environment that fosters deep engagement and can even inspire future career paths like architecture.
What parents should know
Summarized from real visitor reviews.
Best for: Children aged 9-16 with a strong existing interest in technology, science, and coding.Parents seeking premium, advanced, and experiential tech education that goes beyond typical school offerings.Kids who thrive in interactive, hands-on, and project-based learning environments.Students looking to explore potential career paths in fields like architecture, software development, or engineering.Families prioritizing high-quality instruction from experienced educators and tech professionals.
Why families love it
- Provides experiential learning in tech/science for children from 9 up to 16 years old.
- Staff comprises highly qualified individuals, including current classroom teachers and technology college students.
- Camps are interactive with small class sizes, allowing for personalized attention.
- Offers engaging, hands-on projects, such as creating a digital Magic-8 ball, virtual pets, Pong, Python turtle graphics, and architectural 3D designs.
- Successfully accommodates children who may feel nervous in new environments due to professional and passionate staff.
- Offers both summer and winter camps, and crucially, online program options for flexibility.
Insider tips
- Be prepared for a higher price point, understanding that the value comes from the exceptional staff quality and advanced curriculum.
- Consider this camp if your child has a genuine fascination for tech and science, as it caters to and deepens these interests.
- Inquire about specific programs like Raspberry Pi & Python or 3D Design if your child has particular interests or is an older teen.
- Utilize the online program option for flexibility if in-person attendance isn't feasible.
- If your child is initially nervous about new environments, the professional and passionate staff are well-regarded for their ability to help kids adjust.
- Crowds
- Class sizes are described as "small," indicating a controlled and uncrowded learning environment.
- Value
- The camp is noted as "more expensive than others," but parents feel the value is explicitly "there with the staff that they hire." The investment is justified by the quality of instructors (current classroom teachers or technology college students) and the advanced, experiential learning provided. This implies a premium service where the cost reflects superior educational outcomes and expertise, rather than hidden fees.
What parents say
"We have had such a positive experience at Kids4coding. We have done their summer camps and new this year their winter camp. We love it. I have a 9yo daughter who is fascinated by all things tech/science and it’s an awesome opportunity for her to have experiential learning that she wouldn’t get to do in the classroom until much older. The camp is more expensive than others BUT I feel the value is there with the staff that they hire. Many/most are current classroom teachers or technology college students. To me, it’s totally worth it. Plus you also know that other families that are making the in"
5 years ago
"Wow. My 10-year old son loved the Raspberry Pi & Python programming camp he attended. It was very interactive. Class size was small. The instructor (Sandy, a UGA student) was EXCELLENT - so knowledgeable and so good with kids. They moved at a good, solid pace and did several fun projects each day: create a digital Magic-8 ball, create multiple modes of a virtual pet, create a version of the video game Pong, experiment with Python turtle graphics. After class, my son would pop open his laptop in the car and want to show me what they did that day before we even left the parking lot. The"
7 years ago
"What a wonderful time my son had while learning new coding techniques. He gets nervous in new environments and learning new things but the staff working with Kids4Coding are professional and passionate and the kids benefit from their dedication! We definitely recommend!"
5 years ago
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