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Different ways to learn. Something real to make.

Choose a format that fits your family. See what’s available, what’s being planned and where you can start learning for free.

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Afterschool AI Builders Club

Help bring a creative AI and coding club to your school in Palm Beach County.

  • Grades 3–5
  • Planned 8 weeks
  • Free interest list
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Weekly Creator Club

A regular place to build games, websites and apps, with guided sessions and projects to share.

  • Kids 8–10 · Tweens 11–13 · Teens 15+
  • Age 14: ask about placement
  • Existing monthly plans from $99
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July 26–30, 2027

Wellington Summer Camps

A focused week of making with two age tracks and a final showcase of student work.

  • Ages 8–18
  • Wellington, FL
  • Two age tracks
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No upcoming dates currently listed

Creative Technology Workshops

Try a themed build in a short session, or ask about a workshop for your group.

  • South Florida
  • 2-hour format
  • Dates vary
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Free previews · Full kits coming soon

Build-at-Home Kits

Try a starter activity at your own pace before the complete project kits launch.

  • Self-paced
  • Family-friendly
  • Free previews
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Free learning path

AI Builder Lab

Learn how agents, automation, AI projects, design and video work through practical walkthroughs.

  • Step-by-step
  • Templates included
  • Learn at your pace
Start the free lab

See what learning by making feels like.

Try a free, self-contained game debugging activity. Predict a result, change a rule and explain your test. No account or email needed.

Try the starter project

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An adult can share an age band, project interests and preferred format. Leave children’s personal details out of the enquiry.

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