Free 1-hour consult for schools
Hi Teachers! Welcome to the 2019 school year! To celebrate, Emily de la Pena, General Manager of Coding Kids is offering free 1-hour consult for schools in digital technologies to support your school’s journey. Get a 1-hour free consult and recommendations report with Coding Kids….
How to design your own computer game
Today, we’ll show you how to design your own computer game. We’ve shown you how to build many computer games already, e.g. Pacman and Dragon Castle, now it is time to invent your own. We can build all different types of digital projects with coding…
Tips and tricks to win Robocup Junior 2019
It is never too early to start planning for next year’s Robocup Junior competition. There are three competition types at Robocup Junior: Dance, Soccer and Rescue.
Build your own Dance Dance Revolution game with MaKey MaKey
Coding can be a tactile project. Build your own Dance Dance Revolution game using a MaKey MaKey kit and Scratch. Start coding, build hardware and play a tactile, physical movement computer game.
Top 3 games for Scratch beginners
As I gain experience in game design and preparing lesson plans, I realise that it is actually a lot more difficult to design games for beginner level coders than for advanced level coders. Here are our 3 favourite games for Scratch beginners.
Holiday Hackafun Code Camp in July 2018
Join us these July school holidays from Monday 2 – Friday 13 July 2018 Build something awesome these school holidays! Coding Kids is running Holiday Hackafun code camp again this coming April school holidays, from Monday 2 – Friday 13 July 2018. We will be…
Learn to code in your pyjamas
Online code clubs, in the comfort of your own home We have a number of online code clubs this during the school term and school holidays. Learn to code with our fun, friendly, Brisbane-based Coding Mentors in the comfort of your own home. No need…
10 ways we can communicate with your school parents
P&C committee meeting One of our staff can visit your school’s P&C committee meeting for a quick chat about what we do and what children will be able to create during our workshops. Parent information evening One of our staff can visit a school…
How to download your child’s Thunkable app onto your mobile phone
1. Thunkable website On a computer, go to Thunkable website. Sign in with your child’s account. (Gmail email account) Select either iOS or Android. Select the app project you would like to download. 2. Download Thunkable app Download the Thunkable app onto your mobile phone Google…
How to sign up to Scratch
Students are required to sign up to Scratch and have a Scratch account. This allows them to save their projects online in their own personal profile. At home, they can show you their projects on your home computer. Please note: An email address is required to sign…