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Joyful introduction to coding for kids and complete beginners

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Productively engage your kids this October break in a fun & free coding workshop for complete beginners, hosted by Pulkit Agarwal, Stanford Alum and founder of kids coding company Strive Math.

In addition to the coding lesson, there will be group games, competitions, and prizes so kids can compete and learn with their friends.

We’ll be limiting the number of students to 20 to make sure each student gets the individual attention they need to get the most out of the event.

What will my kid learn?

We gently introduce kids to programming fundamentals where kids learn to build exciting projects like the one shown below, making this workshop the perfect way to introduce your kid to programming.

Students will grapple with programming fundamentals and leave the event with the tools needed to learn coding on their own, using online resources.

We’ve hosted 20+ events over the past two years for more than 1000 students; in doing so, we’ve learned how to make workshops engaging while achieving strong learning outcomes.

Schedule

2:00 pm - 2:50 pm ?‍? Introduction to coding workshop.
3:00 pm - 3:50 pm ?‍? Students work on their projects and ask questions.
4:00 pm - 4:30 pm ?️ Games Break.
4:30 pm - 5:00 pm ? Prize giving and conclusion.
5:00 pm - 5:30 pm ?‍?‍? Parent session - Learn about the future of work in a tech-driven world.

How much does it cost?

Free tier: $0

✅ Attendance at the event
✅ Access to competitions and prizes

Premium Tier: $100 (Or get it free if you invite two friends to the event)

✅ Everything in the free tier
✅ Certificate of completion
✅ 1-on-1 academic coaching session with Stanford Alumni.

What do I need to join the event?

All you need is a laptop with a webcam and microphone as well as a good internet connection. You won’t need to download or install any other software.

Who is the teacher?

Pulkit Agarwal finished high school at the age of 16. He then studied Mechanical Engineering at Georgia Tech and graduated ranked 1st of 5794 students, with straight As and a 4.0 GPA. He also got an MBA from Stanford, where he was identified by Business Insider as "1 of the 5 rising stars of the Stanford MBA class for 2020"

While studying at Stanford, Pulkit became fascinated with the cutting-edge pedagogical style of learning math through code after reading UC Davis research showing it boosts math grades by 33 percentile. He has directly experienced the impact this technique can make on a student’s joy and confidence in mathematics.