FAQ

Where do I book a class?

We do all our booking through Active. You can go there by clicking HERE

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Do my kids need their own device?

It is best if your child has his/ her own device so that they can work on projects after class (believe me, they will want to!). If you don’t have a device, Kids Can Code will provide loaner devices upon request.

What devices are acceptable to use?

Updated iPads work best, but many apps are becoming available across multiple platforms. If we use an incompatible device, a loaner device will be provided for your child.

Doesn’t my child need to know how to read to learn how to code?

Believe it or not, no! Many of the coding languages we use are visual. We use arrows to build sequences and algorithms. If your child can count, your child can code! Apps that do require reading will be scaffolded through teacher instruction.

Do you teach children with special needs, i.e. ADHD, ASD, Varying Exceptionalities?

Yes! As a former St. Johns inclusion teacher, I specialize in reaching children that may struggle in a standardized classroom setting. You will be surprised at how motivated your child will be while attending Kids Can Code classes!

Who teaches the classes?

Click here to learn about our instructors.

Interested in becoming an instructor? Email Lauren Wade.

Why are there no refunds?

Computer programming is a fun, challenging skill. There are times that things will be “hard” and your child may want to give up. Pulling him or her out of class does not instill the resilience needed to learn something new. A lot of kids want to quit when things aren’t as fun (because they’re challenging). Giving refunds provides a way out, no refunds requires commitment. Kid coders have to push through the “hard” things to see the final outcome… they won’t regret it!

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