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Web Design and Games for Kids: Bring Your Ideas to Life With HTML, CSS, and JS!

New class

Ages 9-14

Live Group Course

Join our dynamic web development course for kids aged 9-14, where they'll learn HTML, CSS, and JavaScript through fun projects like animating characters and creating web games.

NextLevel Coders

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5.0

Number of reviews:

(1 reviews)

Live video meetings

2x per week, 20 weeks

2-10 learners per class

75 min

About Learning Overview Teacher Reviews

What's included

40 live meetings

50 in-class hours

Homework

1 hour per week. included

Certificate of Completion

included

Class Experience

US Grade 5 - 8

Beginner Level

Students will learn the fundamentals of web development, including HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. They will create animated characters, build personal websites, and develop interactive web games. Lessons feature hands-on projects, interactive coding sessions, discussions, and real-time feedback to enhance learning. Other classes available on the weekend if these days do not work with your schedule. 

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Learning Goals

Learn the basics of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript: Understand how to create and style web pages and add interactivity.

Develop animated characters and personal websites: Use HTML and CSS to create animated characters like bunnies and dinosaurs, and build a personal website to showcase projects.

Syllabus

40 Lessons

over 20 Weeks

Lesson 1:

Setup and Preparation

 Introduction to HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Set up and explore the coding environment. Use the browser inspector to explore the HTML of different websites.

75 mins online live lesson

1 assignment

Lesson 2:

HTML Basics

 Building the foundation of webpages. Learn the basics of HTML, including the structure and use of entry-level tags. Create a simple webpage.

75 mins online live lesson

Lesson 3:

CSS Basics

 Styling your webpages. Introduction to CSS and how it can be used to style HTML elements. Apply classes and IDs to style the webpage created in the previous lesson.

75 mins online live lesson

Lesson 4:

Creating Animated Characters - Bunny Project

 Bringing a bunny to life. Use CSS and basic JavaScript to create and animate a bunny character.

75 mins online live lesson

Other Details

Learning Needs

Structured Lessons: Lessons are broken down into manageable, clearly defined sections to maintain focus. Interactive Activities: Engaging, hands-on projects that involve active participation to keep students involved. Frequent Breaks...

Parental Guidance

This class does not include any content that is upsetting, scary, or requires special safety precautions. All activities are designed to be age-appropriate and engaging for learners aged 9-14. Parental Guidance: In this class, we will use Tynker for coding practice and project work. Tynker is a COPPA-compliant platform, ensuring safety for learners under 13. To get started, students will need to visit tynker.com/classcode and paste in the class code that I will share with them upon signing up for the class. Parental supervision is recommended to assist with account creation and ensure privacy and security. Steps to Get Started on Tynker: Visit Tynker Class Code Page: Go to tynker.com/classcode. Enter Class Code: Paste in the class code provided to you upon sign-up. Create Account: Follow the prompts to create an account. Parents should help with this process to ensure the information is entered correctly and privacy settings are properly configured. By following these steps, students can safely and securely join our coding class and start their learning journey with Tynker. If you have any questions or need further assistance, feel free to reach out to me or consult Tynker’s support page for more information.

Pre-Requisites

There are no prerequisite requirements for this class. It is designed for beginners, so no previous classes or coding experience is necessary. All you need is curiosity, creativity, and a willingness to learn! We will start from the basics.

External Resources

In addition to the Outschool classroom, this class uses:

Meet the teacher

NextLevel Coders

Joined July, 2024

5.0

1reviews

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Teacher expertise and credentials

I have over 12 years of coding experience and hold a B.A. in Interactive Media and Design with a specialization in Audio Engineering from Living Arts College. I have worked professionally as a designer, web developer, and currently as a UX Developer. Additionally, I am currently building my own VR game, combining my expertise in web development and interactive media.