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Summer Classes 2020

Summer Classes 2020 -- Starts June 1!

Classes are 5 days, Monday–Friday.  New classes start every Monday. In-person at Shirokanedai and Online. 

Please send questions to info@codinglab.jp. Or join a  free coding trial: Coding Trial

Age 4-6

10:15 – 11:15

Junior Coder Beginner

New students start here.

11:30 – 12:30

Junior Coder Intermediate

After the Beginner class, students take Intermediate level classes.  

 

13:00 – 14:00

Junior Coder Intermediate
with Theme

Intermediate class with a theme.  Lego Robotics, Science, Biology.

Age 7 - 9

10:00 – 12:00

Scratch Beginner 1

New studetns start here.

Scratch Beginner 2

Take after Beginner 1.

STEM Scratch Intermediate
  • A.I. Machine Learning
  • Game Design

Take after Beginner 2 or by approval. 

12:10 – 14:10

STEM Scratch Intermediate
  • micro:bits
  • Minecraft
  • Physics
  • LEGO Robot / mBots

Take after Beginner 2 or by approval. 

14:20 – 16:20

STEM Scratch Intermediate
  • micro:bits
  • Minecraft
  • Physics
  • LEGO Robot / mBots

Take after Beginner 2 or by approval. 

Age 10 - 12

10:00 – 12:00

Scratch Beginner 2

New students start here. Ages 10-12 will complete Beginner 1 & 2.

STEM Scratch Intermediate
  • A.I. Machine Learning
  • Game Design

Take after Beginner 2 or by approval. 

12:10 – 14:10

Python Junior 1

Kids learn coding fundamentals in a popular text-based language. 

Python Junior 2

Take after Python Junior 1. 

Advanced Computer Scientists
- Python

Python

Kids expand their python skills creating programs such Chatbots, Games, and  Data Visualization.  

Take after Python Junior 2.

Python Perfect

Students practice their Python skills by solving coding problems appropriate for their level.  

Take after Python Junior 2.

14:20 – 16:20

App Inventor 1

Kids learn how to plan their mobile app, design, code, test it, and more. 

App Inventor 2

Take after App Inventor 1.

Advanced Computer Scientists
App Inventor

App Inventor

Create real-world Apps spanning a vast variety of domains from healthcare to entertainment. 

Take after App Inventor 2.

Age 13 - 18

10:00 – 12:00

Python 101

Students learn coding and computer science fundamentals in a popular text-based programming language.

New students start here. 

Python 102

Take after Python 101.

Python 103

Take after Python 102.

12:10 – 14:10

Python Perfect

Students practice their Python skills by solving coding problems appropriate for their level.  

Take during or after Python 101, 102, or 103.

14:20 – 16:20

Python Advanced
  • A.I. & Machine Learning
  • Game Design
  • Data Analytics
  • Algorithms

Take after Python103.

Weekday Online Classes May

Traditional 5-day Classes (Mon--Fri)

Classes for new/beginner level and intermediate level

Beginner

Scratch Beginner 1 Scratch Beginner 2

Intermediate

 Scratch Game Design  STEM Scratch AI and Machine Learning

Beginner

Python 101 Python 102

Intermediate

Python with AI and Machine Learning

Coding Club (1-day or 5-day)

Intermediate level coding classes that students can  join at any time. You can purchase 1-day tickets or 5-days.

Each class, students work on a new STEM Based project such as Physics, A.I., Game Design, Web Services, Machine Learning, and more.

5/4 – 5/8 9:00 – 11:00 5/11 – 5/15 14:00 – 16:00 5/18 – 5/22 9:00 – 11:00 5/22 – 5/25 14:00 – 16:00

Each class students work on increasingly challenging coding problems at their own pace.  Teachers are present to help them if they get stuck or need to review a concept.

5/4 – 5/8 14:00 – 16:00 5/11 – 5/15 9:00 – 11:00 5/18 – 5/22 14:00 – 16:00 5/22 – 5/25 9:00 – 11:00

Weekday class schedule May

Week of5/4 - 5/85/11 - 5/155/18 - 5/225/25 - 5/29
9:00--11:00
1 - 5 days classes		Coding Club for Age 7-12Python Perfect for age 10-18Coding Club for Age 7-12Python Perfect for age 10-18
11:15--13:15

5 days class



For Age 7-9 and 10-12
Scratch Beginner 1    Scratch Beginner 2    STEM Scratch

For Age 10-12 and 13-18
Python 101    Python 102    Python with AI and Machine Learning
14:00--16:00
1 - 5 days classes		Python Perfect for age 10-18Coding Club for Age 7-12Python Perfect for age 10-18Coding Club for Age 7-12
16:30--18:00
After school class
once a week
Age 7-9    Age 10-12    Age 13-17

Monthly After school schedule. see https://codinglab.jp/monthly-class-schedule/

Young Coder Global Hackathon 2020

Top 5 Finalists

Young Coders Global Hackathon 2020

Junior Category (Ages 7-12)

2 May 2020 | 10am - 12:30pm

Senior Category (Ages 13-18)

2 May 2020 | 3 - 5pm

Semi Finalist

Junior Category (Ages 7-12)

25 APR 2020 | 9 - 10am

Senior Category (Ages 13-18)

25 APR 2020 | 1 - 2pm
Click here to see all top 10 finalists video

Click here to see the event details.

Scratch Challenge #02

Challenge #02

Challenge List (do as many as you can) Points
Add an Earth in the center of the screen and make it small. 5
Add the space ship and point towards the Earth. 5
Move the space ship towards the earth and stop when it hits it. 5
Make the Earth bigger and bigger until the space ship hits it. 5
Make the Spaceship smaller and smaller. 5
When the ship hits the Earth say, “I’m home!” 5
Make Ripley appear. 5
Make Ripley glide to the center of the Earth. 5
Make Ripley smaller and smaller. 5
Get Creative and Dazzle Us! 1-50

Student Showcase

Previous Challenges

Scratch Week #1

Coding Lab Challenges

Weekday Online Classes April

Traditional 5-day Classes (Monday--Friday)

Classes for new/beginner level and intermediate level

Beginner
Scratch Beginner 1
Intermediate
 Scratch Game Design  STEM Scratch AI and Machine Learning
Beginner
Python 101
Intermediate
Python with AI and Machine Learning

Coding Club (1-day or 5-day)

Intermediate level coding classes that students can  join at any time. You can purchase 1-day tickets or 5-days.

Each class, students work on a new STEM Based project such as Physics, A.I., Game Design, Web Services, Machine Learning, and more.
4/13 – 4/17 14:00 – 16:00 4/20 – 4/24 9:00 – 11:00 4/27 – 5/1 14:00 – 16:00 5/4 – 5/8 9:00 – 11:00
Each class students work on increasingly challenging coding problems at their own pace.  Teachers are present to help them if they get stuck or need to review a concept.
4/13 – 4/17 9:00 – 11:00 4/20 – 4/24 14:00 – 16:00 4/27 – 5/1 9:00 – 11:00  5/4 – 5/8 14:00 – 16:00

Weekday class schedule April

Week of4/13 - 4/174/20 - 4/244/27 - 5/15/4 - 5/8
9:00--11:00
1 - 5 days classes		Python Perfect for age 10-18Coding Club for Age 7-12Python Perfect for age 10-18Coding Club for Age 7-12
11:15--13:15

5 days class



For Age 7-9 and 10-12
Scratch Beginner 1    STEM Scratch

For Age 10-12 and 13-18
Python 101    Python with AI and Machine Learning
14:00--16:00
1 - 5 days classes		Coding Club for Age 7-12Python Perfect for age 10-18Coding Club for Age 7-12Python Perfect for age 10-18
16:30--18:00
After school class
once a week
Age 7-9    Age 10-12    Age 13-17

Monthly After school schedule. see https://codinglab.jp/monthly-class-schedule/

Python Challenge #01

Challenge #01

  • Read challenges below
  • Code!
  • Submit Using One of these Options:
    • send a zip of the .py file to challenge@codinglab.jp
      Windows
      — right-click on the .py file
      — choose send-to->compressed file.
      Mac
      — right-click or ctrl-click the .py file
      — select compress file.
      NOTE: the email was incorrect before. If you emailed a submission to the wrong address, please email again to the new address.
    • share a repl.it project to @CodingLabJapan
    • github (coming soon)
Challenge Points
1 — Sum the numbers from One to a Million
— Print the total		 5
2 — Sum the even numbers from One to a Million
— Print the total		 5
3 — Sum the multiples of 3 from One to a Million
For example, multiples of 3 are: 3, 6, 9, 12, …
— Print the total
4 — Sum the multiples of 3, 5, 7 from One to a Million
— Print the total 		5
5 — Sum all the prefect squares less than or equal to one million.
For example, perfect square of 1 is 1, 2 is 4, 3 is 9, etc
— Print the result. 		5
1) Create a math game! 1-25

Coding Lab Challenges

Coding Challenges 2020

2020

Current Challenge (April 4 - April 10)

Previous Challenges

Leader Board (coming soon)

Scratch Challenge #01

Challenge #01

Challenge List (do as many as you can) Points
Make the balloon fill up with air 5
Make the balloon and ballerina both float up 5
Have ballerina say “Whee” when floating up 5
Change ballerina’s costume 5
Make the bird fly across the screen 5
Make the bird sing 5
Flap the bird’s wings 5
If the bird touches the balloon, pop it 5
If the bird touches the balloon, have ballerina float to the ground. 5
Give the ballerina wings when she floats down 5
Have ballerina land softly. 5
Have ballerina say “Yeah” after she lands 5
Make the ballerina repeat it forever 5
Get Creative and Dazzle Us! 1-50

Student Showcase

Coding Lab Challenges

Scratch Jr Challenge #01

Challenge #01

  • Watch the challenge video with your child
  • Read Challenges below
  • Try to code it!
  • Have fun!
  • Send Scratch Jr. project to challenge@codinglab.jp
    Don’t forgot to include your child’s name in the email.
ChallengePoints
Add your favorite sprite (character)5
Make the sprite hide5
Make the sprite show5
Make the sprite say “Boo” after it shows5
Make the sprite hide and show 5 times5
At the end, make the sprite say “Yeah!” 5
Change the background 5
Get Creative! Code your own ideas!1-25

Coding Lab Challenges

Weekday Coding Class & Study/Coding Time

Weekday Coding Class & Study/Coding Time

In March, Coding Lab Japan has coding classes Monday–Friday and an optional homework/independent coding time in the afternoon.

Schedule (March 9–March 13 & March 16–March 20)

9:00–10:00: Doors Open
Students are welcome to arrive any time after 9:00am and wait for their class to start.

10:00–12:00: Coding Classes

  • Scratch Beginner 1 — New Students
  • Coding Club Scratch (ages 7-9 & 10-12): Intermediate Level
  • Python Perfect and Independent Projects (ages 10-12 & 13-17)

12:00–13:00 Lunch Break
All students are welcome to being their own food and eat at Coding Lab

13:00–16:00: Homework/Independent Coding Lab–only available to students who are taking the 10:00am–12:00pm coding class.

  • Teachers will be present to supervise but they will not be teaching a project.
  • Students can work on their school homework.
  • Students can work on coding projects.
  • Students have access to robots (mbot and Codey Rocky) and devices (microbit, makey makey, etc) .
  • Teachers will be available, on a limited basis, to help students with homework questions and coding questions.
  • Short breaks each hour

Tickets

• March 2 – 6 https://codinglab.jp/product/weekday-coding-club-march-2-6/

• March 9 – 13 https://codinglab.jp/product/weekday-coding-club-march-9-13/

• March 16 – 20 https://codinglab.jp/product/weekday-coding-club-march-16-20/

• March (23 — 27) https://codinglab.jp/product/independent-study-2020/ 

 

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