Girls Love to Code - Milford
Children Across America
Milford, MA
About This Program
What's Featured
What this program offers
- Empowering girls in grades K-5 through hands-on STEM activities
- Encouraging creativity and collaboration in a supportive environment
- Free program designed to inspire the next generation of female coders
- Interactive projects that build confidence in coding and technology
- Connect with peers and mentors in the tech field
What to Expect
How each session builds skills
What they'll do
- Engaging coding workshops using fun programming tools like Scratch
- Hands-on engineering challenges to build and test simple machines
- Creative projects that incorporate art and technology, such as creating digital animations
- Group discussions and brainstorming sessions to foster teamwork and problem-solving skills
- Participation in coding competitions and showcases to celebrate achievements
What they'll gain
- Develop foundational coding skills and understanding of programming concepts
- Enhance problem-solving abilities through hands-on engineering projects
- Foster teamwork and communication skills by collaborating with peers
- Gain confidence in using technology creatively and effectively
- Cultivate a passion for STEM fields and envision future career possibilities
Location
Milford Location
39 Exchange St. Milford, MA 01757
Good to Know
One quick form to complete
Summer STREAM Registration Form
Why we ask: this form gives the program the details they need to get ready. You'll complete it right after you register.
About Children Across America
Children Across America provides free equitable educational opportunities that help children build confidence, strengthen academic skills, and discover their potential through hands-on STREAM learning, coding, robotics, reading, creativity, and problem-solving. Core Belief A child who has access to opportunity early in life is more likely to believe in their own ability, stay engaged in learning, and build the confidence needed to succeed.
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