Build your own website
in 4 days.

A hands-on coding camp where kids build a real website about their favorite animal or sport — with a quiz, a mini-game, and a live URL they can share with the world.

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// Day 4: launch day 🚀
const me = "a real coder";
function launch() {
  return "my-site.com is LIVE!";
}
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4 days · 2 hrs each

Interactive lessons, a snack break, then build time with coaches helping the whole way.

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Up to 10 kids

Small group, two coaches, lots of one-on-one help. Bring your own laptop.

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A real, live website

Every kid leaves with a published site — facts page, quiz, and a mini-game.

What we'll build, day by day

Day 1

The Blueprint & the Vibe

Explore a real example website and learn how it works — HTML (the bones) and CSS (the colors and style). No experience needed; we start from zero.

Day 2

Become a Prompt Engineer 🤖

Design your own site and use AI (Google's Gemini) to build it. You write the instructions; the computer writes the code. The real skill of the camp.

Day 3

Quiz + Game

Use your own AI prompts to add a scoring quiz and a clicker game with a timer and high score. The "I feel like a wizard" day.

Day 4

The Launch Party 🚀

Put it all together and publish it LIVE on the internet with a real URL. Then play each other's games in a gallery walk.

Is my child ready? What you'll need

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Ages 9 and up

Camp is built for kids 9 and older. That age range keeps the pace and content right for everyone.

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Comfortable typing

Kids should be able to find the letters and type words on a keyboard — there's a lot of typing. They don't need to be fast.

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No coding required

Zero experience needed. We start from the very beginning — curiosity is the only must-have.

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A personal laptop

A Windows or Mac laptop they can bring. Not a school Chromebook — those block the file uploads we need (see FAQ below).

🤖 Parents, please note: we use AI. Kids learn to use Google's Gemini AI to help build their websites — they describe what they want, then read and improve what it makes. This "prompt engineering" is the core skill of the camp. Coaches supervise the whole time, and we teach responsible, healthy use (and healthy screen habits too).

Parent FAQ

Does my child need coding experience?

No — we start from zero on Day 1. No experience required.

What's the minimum age?

9 years old. Kids should also be comfortable typing on a keyboard.

Do you really use AI?

Yes. Kids use Google's Gemini to help build their sites, with coaches guiding them the whole way. It's a real, modern skill and a big confidence boost.

What laptop should we bring?

A personal Windows or Mac laptop the child can upload and download files on. School-issued Chromebooks usually block file uploads, so they can't publish their site. When in doubt, email us before camp.

How do we pay?

By Venmo or cash after you register. We hold your spot for 24 hours.

How big is the class?

Up to 10 kids with 2 coaches — lots of one-on-one help.

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Still have questions?

We're happy to help you decide if camp is a good fit for your child.

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Already signed up? Get your Coder Kit

Campers can download all the starter materials — templates, AI prompt guides, and an example site — with the code your coach gives you. No printing needed.

Download the Coder Kit →

Ready to code?

$100 / kid

Spots are limited to 10 kids. Pay by Venmo or cash after you register.

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💡 We talk about healthy screen habits too — coding is a tool, and good coders take breaks, move, and rest their eyes.