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CodeWizardsHQ delivers the most fun and effective live, online Minecraft camps for kids and teens ages 11-13. Students attend 5-day small-group summer camps from the convenience of home with an expert instructor.

Camps are available in June, July, and August. View camp schedule for additional details.

Learn coding fundamentals in fun 1-week camps!

Summer camp is the best place to explore your child’s interest in games and technology. Join our Minecraft virtual tech camps to learn about programming logic and coding fundamentals. Campers can go from playing games to building them!

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1-Week Coding Camp

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Live Online Instruction

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Beginners Ages 11-13

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Project-Based Learning

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Intro to Redstone Logic in Minecraft Camp

Campers take their Minecraft experience to the next level. They’ll learn new technical concepts with redstone, an element used for mechanical and electrical programming in Minecraft. It’s a fun introduction to learning coding that will get them excited about programming. During this 1-week online camp, they will learn how redstone works and advance to build logic gates, similar to what electrical engineers create. By the end of camp, students will have the knowledge to build their own redstone projects in Minecraft.

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Features of Minecraft Class

• Beginners welcome
• Learn programming and engineering fundamentals
• Project-based curriculum and learning approach
• Live, teacher-led camp sessions
• Small class sizes and personalized support
• Daily parent updates
• Certification of completion

Minecraft camp is a great way to get kids excited about coding and technology!

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Virtual Minecraft Classroom

Each class has its own dedicated server so all classmates play in the same Minecraft world. It’s a unique shared world setup where students learn and play safely together. Students can interact and inspire each other in-game!

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Can Minecraft teach coding for kids?

Minecraft is a fun sandbox game played by over 600 million people. There are many tech and design concepts kids can learn while playing and coding within the game. Minecraft works best as one of many tools used in a more complete coding curriculum and teaches skills like:

• Computational Thinking
• If-then Logic
• Redstone
• Console Commands
• Command Blocks
• Python Modding
• Java

The CodeWizardsHQ Advantage

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Questions? We Are Here to Help.

Easy answers to some common questions.

Why should I enroll now?

We have limited spots available. By enrolling early, you guarantee yourself a spot in the program.

What if I travel during summer?

You can attend our summer coding camp or classes even while traveling. All you need is a computer and a reliable internet connection.

Another option is our winter camp program which offers the same 1-week camp curriculum.

Where are camps held?

Log in from your home and you will be connected to a live teacher in a secure online classroom. No driving for you!

What happens after my child finishes camp?

Once you finish a 1-week camp, you can continue in the core track based on your child’s age. 

Choose from a 3-week accelerated course or 12-week year round course. These courses are just as fun as our camps and give students a strong foundation of programming knowledge while teaching students how to think like a programmer.

What is required to attend Minecraft camp?

Student requirements include all of our standard technical recommendations.
In addition to our default recommendations, students are also required to purchase and install a copy of Minecraft for the PC before the start of the first session if a copy is not already owned. Students should already be familiar with the basics Minecraft. Students should be familiar with PC specific controls prior to the start of the first session.

More questions? Find answers on our FAQ page.