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Code Ninjas offers week-long camps where kids work with robotics, Roblox, Minecraft, and YouTube projects. Campers build their own video games, practice debugging code, and use basic block coding, including programming in Minecraft and Roblox. Some activities are hands-on in robotics and include creating apps or websites to solve local problems.
• Ages: 5–14 years old
• Schedule: Week-long camps running Monday to Friday with half-day AM and PM options
• Price: The weekly tuition for half-day camps is $250, with discount pricing of $225 per camp when registering for both AM and PM camps for a full day; early drop off and late pick up are each $60 per week.
In the Dojos, kids work on coding activities in an environment described as fun, safe, and inspiring, while gaining creativity, problem-solving, critical thinking, and STEM skills. Camps are guided by a team referred to as Code Senseis, and themes include Robotics, Roblox, Minecraft, YouTube, and more. The program’s mission statement is that it is developing the next generation of problem solvers, creators, and leaders. Code Ninjas states that its best-selling program, CREATE, is built to keep participants engaged, challenged, and learning, and that its JR program supports a foundation of learning through engaging activities, creativity, and problem-solving with no reading required. Multi-week Academies focus on areas such as Robotics and AI, and the proprietary IMPACT learning platform provides tailored learning tracks through different Belts.
Code Ninjas describes its curriculum as developed with creation in mind so that students can express imagination and have a sense of ownership and control over their creations. It uses an Outcome-Based Learning approach that emphasizes clear learning goals and matching activities and assessments to those goals. The Code Ninjas Prodigy Program offers participants the chance to interact with leaders from large technology and gaming companies and visit company headquarters, and winning Ninjas have visited Microsoft’s headquarters in Seattle, including Microsoft’s Garage and teams such as Microsoft Minecraft, Microsoft MakeCode, XBOX, Bing, and AI. Code Ninjas reports that it is the world’s largest and fastest-growing kids’ coding franchise, with hundreds of locations in the United States, Canada, and the United Kingdom.
The program states that it strives to have a positive relationship with the community by providing a safe and welcoming learning environment for kids outside of school and by encouraging students to use coding skills to create apps or websites to solve local problems. Parent testimonials describe children enjoying the program, being excited to show what they made, coding their first game within minutes, and wanting to sign up for after-school programs. Parents also mention friendly teachers, growth in their children’s interest in coding, and positive impact on problem-solving and critical-thinking skills.
Last updated March 27, 2026.
• Ages: 5–14 years old
• Schedule: Week-long camps running Monday to Friday with half-day AM and PM options
• Price: The weekly tuition for half-day camps is $250, with discount pricing of $225 per camp when registering for both AM and PM camps for a full day; early drop off and late pick up are each $60 per week.
In the Dojos, kids work on coding activities in an environment described as fun, safe, and inspiring, while gaining creativity, problem-solving, critical thinking, and STEM skills. Camps are guided by a team referred to as Code Senseis, and themes include Robotics, Roblox, Minecraft, YouTube, and more. The program’s mission statement is that it is developing the next generation of problem solvers, creators, and leaders. Code Ninjas states that its best-selling program, CREATE, is built to keep participants engaged, challenged, and learning, and that its JR program supports a foundation of learning through engaging activities, creativity, and problem-solving with no reading required. Multi-week Academies focus on areas such as Robotics and AI, and the proprietary IMPACT learning platform provides tailored learning tracks through different Belts.
Code Ninjas describes its curriculum as developed with creation in mind so that students can express imagination and have a sense of ownership and control over their creations. It uses an Outcome-Based Learning approach that emphasizes clear learning goals and matching activities and assessments to those goals. The Code Ninjas Prodigy Program offers participants the chance to interact with leaders from large technology and gaming companies and visit company headquarters, and winning Ninjas have visited Microsoft’s headquarters in Seattle, including Microsoft’s Garage and teams such as Microsoft Minecraft, Microsoft MakeCode, XBOX, Bing, and AI. Code Ninjas reports that it is the world’s largest and fastest-growing kids’ coding franchise, with hundreds of locations in the United States, Canada, and the United Kingdom.
The program states that it strives to have a positive relationship with the community by providing a safe and welcoming learning environment for kids outside of school and by encouraging students to use coding skills to create apps or websites to solve local problems. Parent testimonials describe children enjoying the program, being excited to show what they made, coding their first game within minutes, and wanting to sign up for after-school programs. Parents also mention friendly teachers, growth in their children’s interest in coding, and positive impact on problem-solving and critical-thinking skills.
Last updated March 27, 2026.
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