K-8 Programs

In addition to monthly classes for preschoolers and homeschoolers, Edison Ford offers a variety of special interest programs for children in grades K–8, including Code Creators and Etiquette Classes. Click here to view camps for K-8 students.

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NEW! Code Creators

Python, Pi, and DIY, Oh My! In this brand new six-part Saturday afternoon series, students in grades 4-8 are introduced to the Raspberry Pi, a tiny but powerful computer that will fuel their creative DIY projects spanning electronics, computer science, robotics, and coding with Python, HTML, and JavaScript.

• Hello World: March 28, 1–3 pm: Students explore the hardware and software of the small computer and electronics.

• Pythons and Pies: April 4, 1–3 pm: Learn how to code on the Raspberry Pi using the dynamic software language of Python as students begin to code electronics and more.

• Animate It: April 11, 1–3 pm: Students use the Raspberry Pi and a tiny camera to make a big animation!

• Play It: April 18, 1–3 pm: Students leverage their increasing skills to code various simple video games.

• Creative Computing: April 25, 1–3 pm: From sticker design to birthday cards, students fuse code with art.

• Roving Robots: May 2, 1–3pm: Electronics and computer science are unified as students build a pi-bot.

Members

$15 per class or $75 for the series

Non-Members

$25 for the class or $125 for the series

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Etiquette Classes

Offered several times each season, Etiquette Classes are for children ages 6 – 12. Etiquette Classes at Edison Ford are two hour sessions in good manners. This class teaches proper introduction, handshakes and dining etiquette during a three-course meal. Each student will receive a workbook and certificate of completion.

Members $75
Non-Members $85