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We are a truly engaging way to get kids to learn. The best way to help foster learning in kids is by building games they want to play.
Brad Wolfsen
Parent
“I think coding education is extremely important for kids. Coding is becoming more and more a part of our daily lives. It’s certainly becoming a growing part of business, technology and the sciences.”
Mary Cantora
Student
“It was fun. It felt different from actual coding, because before I’d have to go on an actual website and they just tell us the codes, and it’d take forever to actually get it right. This one was more relaxed.”
Susan Moore
Teacher
“I think kids remember more when they’re playing a game. When they can make the connections themselves, they’ll remember them later.”
Anthony
Age 11
“My parents only let me play 20 minutes of games, but if its a coding game, they'll let me play more.”
Lily
Age 16
“They're so fun. You get to learn how to code and see it come together, and once you figure it out, it's a really good skill.”
Lela
Age 12
“It's a really addicting game. I've done multiple coding games and they were really boring but this was interesting. I really liked exploring the environment.”
Owen
Age 15
“This is way different than other times I've learned it. Before it felt like a chore but this was fun.”
Matisse
Age 14
“I like how it doesn't feel like a coding game. It feels like a regular game you would play. It makes you more interested in coding.”
Mary
Age 14
“It was fun. It felt different from actual coding. Before I'd have to go on a website and they'd just tell us the code and it'd take forever to get it right. This time it was more relaxed.”
Sidney
Age 14
“I like the freedom of the game but you still had an objective, like there was a purpose.”
Emma
Age 14
“I thought it was really fun. I'm not really into video games but I thought that was pretty fun to go on a mission.”
Cal
Age 14
“I actually learned more from this than I did in my two-week programming course a few years ago.”
