This is the age kids start saying “I want to make my own game.” Game Makers gives them structure, coaching, and teammates for a first sprint of playable projects.

Character focus this sprint

We intentionally practice Teamwork, Harmony alongside every coding and robotics skill.

In four weekly sessions, your child will

• Build simple rules, loops, and a short playable level
• Practice sharing feedback kindly with classmates
• Think about the player experience — not only their own fun
• Demo a small game moment at pickup

Why Game Makers

Game Makers turns imagination into something playable. Students learn that games are made of clear rules and careful thinking — and that teammates make design better.

Right for 3rd–5th

Sessions focus on playable games — rules, levels, and the player experience. Coaches guide debugging and polish. Your child should leave thinking someone else can play this.

Sprint details

• 4 sessions (holiday weeks do not count)
• Schedule: Thursdays · 4:30 PM – 5:30 PM
• Dates: 2026-08-13 – 2026-09-03
• Class: Game Makers (3rd–5th)

More than a tech class

Love to Code Academy is a character development academy. Every session, students practice teamwork, persistence, and ownership — not just skills. Small classes. Real tools. Coaches who know your child by name.

One sprint = four instructional sessions. Weeks that contain New Year’s Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving, or Christmas are skipped for all classes — the sprint extends to the next available week.