Clubhouse
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.
This Fall, Boolean Girl’s Saturday morning STEM clubhouse will combine coding with creativity and engineering. Younger coders will take on coding challenges in in Scratch a block based coding language designed for kids. Middle Schoolers will dive into a series of Python projects that are fun and will introduce new concepts. We will also use micro:bits to build a few engineering projects using Makecode and Python.
At each Clubhouse, we will build a standalone project based on a particular theme. Girls can sign up for one session or all.
Fall Clubhouse
Arlington
Sat, Sep 30, 2023 - Oct 14, 2023
In this block of Clubhouse meetings, we will be coding in Scratch and python. We will explore core computing concepts while creating a falling object game, a greeting card, and more. Girls are encouraged to follow their own ideas and passions while designing and animating their projects.
You can try Clubhouse out for Free! Just signup for a free trial when you register.
Need a scholarship? Apply here.
Oct 28 Nov 4, 18
In this block of Clubhouse meetings, we will be coding in Scratch and python. We will explore core computing concepts while creating a falling object game, a greeting card, and more. Girls are encouraged to follow their own ideas and passions while designing and animating their projects.
Need a scholarship? Apply through Montgomery County Parks and Recreation
Sat, Oct 21, 2023 - Nov 4, 2023
Our Saturday morning STEM clubhouse will combine coding with creativity and engineering. We will be using Microsoft’s block programming language MakeCode and the micro:bit, a mini-computer that comes complete with inputs, outputs, sensors, and radio communication features. The clubhouse is designed to introduce the micro:bit to newcomers and challenge those with prior micro:bit experience. Each Saturday we will work on a unique project based on a particular theme.