Girls and non-binary individuals learn to code and build electronics in a fun, collaborative setting. The Clubhouse meets for three hours on Saturdays from 9-12.
Children receive age and skill appropriate coding and electronics instruction, get hands-on time to develop their own creative projects and receive a lesson in “digital wellness” to promote responsible choices on computing devices.
If you are new to Boolean Girl, Clubhouse is a great way to get to know us and decide if a summer camp with Boolean Girl is a good option. You can always try the first week for free then decide to sign up for additional weeks.
Block 1 – Arlington at Marymount University (Jan – Feb 2024)
In this first of two blocks of Clubhouse we will be focused on coding activities in Scratch and Python. Each week we will take on a new challenge or finish work on the prior weeks challenge. This set of clubhouse meetings is designed to inspire girls to use their creativity and imagination to create stories and games in code. Driven by their own ideas and passions participants will design and build creations based on their interests.
If you are new to Boolean Girl Clubhouse is a great way to get to know us and decide if a summer camp with Boolean Girl is a good option. You can always try the first week for free then decide to sign up for additional weeks.
Block 2 – Arlington at Marymount University (Feb – Mar 2024)
Coming Soon
Here’s a quick breakdown to help you understand how to use the calendar to register…
Clcik ont he calendar tab to see the clubhouse dates. We use a company called Sawyer to do our bookings. A lot of other companies use this software, so you may already have an account! But if you don’t, no biggie …
1. You’ll initially be prompted to make an account through hisawyer.com.
2. Then you’ll be prompted to register your child. The good news is, once you’ve done that, from here on out we’ll have that child’s information.
* But if you sign-up a sibling later on, you’ll just have to use the “Add Child” feature & update your account with his/her information.
Easy enough, right?
On the Clubhouse section you don’t see all the tabs but when you are in Sawyer you will see all the tabs described below.
Drop-ins = Activities that can be purchased on a session-by-session basis- no extended commitment.
Semesters = Any recurring weekly class like our Clubhouse, FREE online Hour of Code events, or Ambassador sessions.
Camps/Events = Our Summer Camps
Appointments = Any 1-1 sessions that are being offered.
Parties = You can see what some of our Party Options are & then it will allow you to fill out an “Inquiry” form so that we can get back to you! * Filling in this form will not necessarily guarantee the exact party date you’ve requested, but we’ll be in touch ASAP to discuss!
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Block 1 – Arlington at Marymount University (Jan – Feb 2024)
In this first of two blocks of Clubhouse we will be focused on coding activities in Scratch and Python. Each week we will take on a new challenge or finish work on the prior weeks challenge. This set of clubhouse meetings is designed to inspire girls to use their creativity and imagination to create stories and games in code. Driven by their own ideas and passions participants will design and build creations based on their interests.
If you are new to Boolean Girl Clubhouse is a great way to get to know us and decide if a summer camp with Boolean Girl is a good option. You can always try the first week for free then decide to sign up for additional weeks.
Block 2 – Arlington at Marymount University (Feb – Mar 2024)
Coming Soon
- Navigating the Schedule
Here’s a quick breakdown to help you understand how to use the calendar to register…
Clcik ont he calendar tab to see the clubhouse dates. We use a company called Sawyer to do our bookings. A lot of other companies use this software, so you may already have an account! But if you don’t, no biggie …
1. You’ll initially be prompted to make an account through hisawyer.com.
2. Then you’ll be prompted to register your child. The good news is, once you’ve done that, from here on out we’ll have that child’s information.* But if you sign-up a sibling later on, you’ll just have to use the “Add Child” feature & update your account with his/her information.
Easy enough, right?
On the Clubhouse section you don’t see all the tabs but when you are in Sawyer you will see all the tabs described below.Drop-ins = Activities that can be purchased on a session-by-session basis- no extended commitment.
Semesters = Any recurring weekly class like our Clubhouse, FREE online Hour of Code events, or Ambassador sessions.
Camps/Events = Our Summer Camps
Appointments = Any 1-1 sessions that are being offered.
Parties = You can see what some of our Party Options are & then it will allow you to fill out an “Inquiry” form so that we can get back to you! * Filling in this form will not necessarily guarantee the exact party date you’ve requested, but we’ll be in touch ASAP to discuss!