Online Coding Classes for Kids

Each week has two parts: a 60-minute live class where the coach teaches and students build alongside them, and a 45-minute build lab where students work on their own project with the coach available.

The coach can see every student's screen. When someone gets stuck, they get help in that session — not in a forum reply two days later.

Less than most parents expect. Everything students write runs in the browser, so there is no development environment to install and no risk of a setup problem eating the first two weeks of class.

Six students is small enough that coaches know what each child is building and where they got stuck last week. Parents get written notes after each session — what their child worked on, what they understood, and what they're still finding hard.

That last part matters. A progress note that only contains good news isn't a progress note.