Upcoming classes & camps
Our coding and technology classes are open to girls, genderqueer, and non-binary
students. Regular classes run for grades 5–10 and Junior classes for grades 2–4.
Classes are free unless a materials fee is listed; all times are Eastern. Please note
our no-show and repeat-class policies.
Difficulty:
★ no experience needed ·
★★ some coding experience helpful ·
★★★ some coding experience needed
Junior — what's coming up
September 2026
New Junior · Grades 2–4
10:00 AM – 12:00 PM ET · Virtual event
Telescopes and exploration missions from NASA have taken thousands of photos of our galaxy in order to better understand the workings of our universe. In this class, we will use APIs and JavaScript coding to access these photos and display them on apps through www.code.org!
October 2026
Junior · Grades 2–4
10:00 AM – 12:00 PM ET · Virtual event
From voice assistants to face filters, machine learning is making everyday tech smarter. Curious how? In this class, you'll learn the basics of machine learning and get hands-on experience by running your very own machine learning example in Python. No prior coding experience required - just bring your curiosity!
Junior · Grades 2–4
10:00 AM – 12:00 PM ET · Virtual event
Augmented Reality is a fast-growing field that lets digital objects appear in the real world! In this class, you'll discover how AR works and add your own virtual items to your world using CoSpaces (www.cospaces.io) and the Merge Cube. A smart phone or tablet that can run the CoSpaces app is required to experience AR.
November 2026
Junior · Grades 2–4
10:00 AM – 12:00 PM ET · Virtual event
Video games are cool - but have you ever thought about making your own? In this class, you'll use Scratch (scratch.mit.edu) to build your own game - and yes, you can play it too!
December 2026
New Junior · Grades 2–4
10:00 AM – 12:00 PM ET · Virtual event
Have you ever wondered how video games, movies, and electronic music create such amazing sounds? In this hands-on class, we will explore the science of sound by learning about waveforms, pitch, frequency, and how synthesizers create music electronically.