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Code-it-Hacks Kids

Code-it-Hacks Kids offers a multi-year STEM journey through early play-based robotics, coding, circuits, engineering, AI, game development, 3D animation, and maker projects.

Coding · Robotics · Engineering · Art & creativityAges 5–18+Paid camps and classes; registration open🌐 1 languages

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Code-it-Hacks Kids offers a multi-year STEM journey through early play-based robotics, coding, circuits, engineering, AI, game development, 3D animation, and maker projects.

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This resource is listed for ages 5–18+. It is available as Website and is listed as paid camps and classes; registration open. The listed language coverage is English.

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The official site lists Spark, Ignite, and Pioneer Labs; current tuition varies by program and schedule

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Learning valueStrong

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