Python Programming: Intro to Text-based Coding
Week Three: June 23- 27, 2025
6th -
9th
Full Day (9am – 4pm)
SUMMER CAMPS
Python Programming: Intro to Text-based Coding
For campers entering Grades 6-9.
Python Programming: Intro to Text-based CodingThis introductory Python programming class is designed for students who are eager to learn one of the world’s most popular and versatile programming languages. Python is a powerful, yet beginner-friendly language, perfect for young coders to develop problem-solving skills and gain a solid foundation in computer science. The course will include a mix of instructor-led lessons, collaborative coding exercises, and individual project time. By the end of the course, students will be able to write basic Python programs and will have a strong foundation for future learning in computer science.
Key Learning Objectives:
- Creative Projects: Design and build creative projects like simple games, interactive stories, and fun animations.
- Understanding Python Basics: Learn fundamental Python syntax, including variables, loops, conditionals, and functions.
- Problem-Solving and Logic: Strengthen logical thinking by tackling coding challenges and puzzles.
- Real-World Applications: Discover how Python is used in real-world scenarios, from websites to artificial intelligence.
This camp is presented with our program partner CodeWiz.
At a Glance:
- 1:10 program specialized instructor ratio within each coed group
- State-of-the art facilities and technology
- Summer at St. John’s counselor team to provide extra staffing where needed
- Exploration campers do not swim, unless the program specifically states it
- Click here to view our Summer 2025 Policies, including deposit and refund information
What to Pack in Your Backpack:
- Refillable water bottle
- Nut free lunch and snack
- Light layer as the A/C will be on in buildings
- Sunscreen – applied before coming and reapplied frequently
- We suggest that cell phones and other personal electronics remain at home. Should they come to camp they should remain in backpacks throughout the program day.