90th CoderDojo Tama Center (November Session): Programming Workshop for Kids

Information about the 90th CoderDojo Tama Center in November. Thank you to everyone who attended in October! The November session will also take place at the Tama City Central Library. For more details about CoderDojo Tama Center, please visit the official website: https://coderdojo-tamacenter.com Children can participate in self-directed programming using Scratch, Micro:bit, and BrainPad Arcade, with a time for sharing their projects. If you have questions or encounter any difficulties, feel free to ask mentors or experienced participants. Schedule: 9:50 – Reception opens 10:00–10:10 – Guidance and mentor introductions 10:10–11:00 – Programming session 11:00–11:30 – Project presentations Eligibility: - Elementary and junior high school students living near Tama Center (younger children must be accompanied by a guardian) - Must be interested and motivated in programming (beginners welcome!) - Should be able to use a computer keyboard (a reference sheet for typing will be available), a mouse, or basic tablet operations; guardians should assist children who need extra support What to Bring: - Please bring your own laptop, mouse, tablet, or other equipment needed for programming and manage your own devices. - Set up your equipment in advance; for Scratch users, it is recommended to create an account beforehand. - To showcase your work, add it to the Tama Center Dojo's Scratch studio: https://scratch.mit.edu/studios/26679368 Provided by the Dojo: - Wifi (with data limits; only for event purposes; outdated systems may not be able to connect) - Projector (HDMI, VGA) - Micro:bit kits (limited to the first 3 participants) - Various reference books Additional Notes: - Younger children or those not participating are welcome to visit but must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. - Event photos may be shared online for publicity purposes; please inform us in advance if you have concerns. - For questions, use the "Contact" link at the top right of the Doorkeeper site. Sponsor: This event page is provided by YassLab Inc. in support of open source communities. For more details, refer to the Doorkeeper sponsor materials for community organizers.