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Kids Can Code offers week-long camps that include activities such as Minecraft Builders & Inventors, Create Your Own Video Game using Roblox Studio, Game Builder Lab, Robot Challenge Camp, and AI Playground & Digital Escape Rooms. Campers take part in coding, robotics, interactive STEM activities, hands-on tech fun, and digital escape room challenges.
• Ages: 6–12 years old
• Schedule: Week-long camps with options Monday–Friday, including AM, PM, and full-day sessions
• Price: $275 Half Day | $400 Full Day
Kids Can Code offers Rising 1st–6th Grade camps with AM, PM, and full-day options. Summer camps run on dates including June 8–12, June 15–18, July 6–10, July 13–17, and July 20–24, and some camp days are listed as running from 9:00 AM to 3:30 PM or from 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM. Summer camps are capped at 25 campers per week, and registration closes once capacity is reached.
The program is led by Lauren Wade. Kids Can Code also runs After-School Enrichment Clubs that bring coding, robotics, and hands-on tech fun to school campuses, as well as In-School Field Trips that turn classrooms into hands-on tech labs. Additional options include weekend clubs, private events such as birthday parties, homeschool meetups, scout events, and custom group experiences. The AI Playground & Digital Escape Rooms use safe tools only.
Kids Can Code has been featured in local news outlets including First Coast News, Ponte Vedra Recorder, a Times Union article, and a Void Live article. As an Amazon Associate, Kids Can Code earns from qualifying purchases.
Parent feedback includes comments that children “learned so much and felt empowered every day” at camp and that it was “absolutely worth the money.” Several parents state that their children ask to return for additional weeks of camp and that they “highly recommend this program and the teacher.” One parent notes that Kids Can Code camp allowed their boys to learn about coding in a “relaxed and fun yet educational environment,” and another shares that their child “consistently expressed his excitement about attending camp the next day … and was sad for the week to end.” Parents frequently mention Lauren Wade by name, describing her as “hands on, engaging,” “a great teacher who inspires kids,” and “both a professional and passionate about her work with teaching children programming.” Children’s comments in the testimonials include enjoying coding robots like Dot, using new robots and games each day, and liking when the robots did what they programmed them to do.
Last updated June 1, 2026.
• Ages: 6–12 years old
• Schedule: Week-long camps with options Monday–Friday, including AM, PM, and full-day sessions
• Price: $275 Half Day | $400 Full Day
Kids Can Code offers Rising 1st–6th Grade camps with AM, PM, and full-day options. Summer camps run on dates including June 8–12, June 15–18, July 6–10, July 13–17, and July 20–24, and some camp days are listed as running from 9:00 AM to 3:30 PM or from 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM. Summer camps are capped at 25 campers per week, and registration closes once capacity is reached.
The program is led by Lauren Wade. Kids Can Code also runs After-School Enrichment Clubs that bring coding, robotics, and hands-on tech fun to school campuses, as well as In-School Field Trips that turn classrooms into hands-on tech labs. Additional options include weekend clubs, private events such as birthday parties, homeschool meetups, scout events, and custom group experiences. The AI Playground & Digital Escape Rooms use safe tools only.
Kids Can Code has been featured in local news outlets including First Coast News, Ponte Vedra Recorder, a Times Union article, and a Void Live article. As an Amazon Associate, Kids Can Code earns from qualifying purchases.
Parent feedback includes comments that children “learned so much and felt empowered every day” at camp and that it was “absolutely worth the money.” Several parents state that their children ask to return for additional weeks of camp and that they “highly recommend this program and the teacher.” One parent notes that Kids Can Code camp allowed their boys to learn about coding in a “relaxed and fun yet educational environment,” and another shares that their child “consistently expressed his excitement about attending camp the next day … and was sad for the week to end.” Parents frequently mention Lauren Wade by name, describing her as “hands on, engaging,” “a great teacher who inspires kids,” and “both a professional and passionate about her work with teaching children programming.” Children’s comments in the testimonials include enjoying coding robots like Dot, using new robots and games each day, and liking when the robots did what they programmed them to do.
Last updated June 1, 2026.
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