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Coding School Quest

Coding School Quest challenges students of grades four to six to build their own computer programs by following a simplified engineering formula. A group of students works together to create an application. It helps them in understanding the basics of coding and then encourages them to make an educational computer program. The program culminates in a Coding Quest Arcade, where students showcase their games and deliver their elevator pitches. Coding Quests develops global competencies and computational thinking. Kids can learn plenty of things from such competitions. Through such training, children can learn logic, structure, sequencings, storytelling, and algorithmic thinking. Coding quest is basically something that puts mathematics, technology, engineering, science, and arts on a single platform.  

Is Coding Quest helpful for students in learning Coding?

Challenges can turn a person into a shining jewel. You always learn something new whenever you challenge yourself. Well, that's exactly the case with Coding Quests. It provides a platform for kids to unleash their inner creativity and competitiveness. Here are some of the reasons why coding quests are helpful:

1. a new platform to share ideas,

2. introduces computational thinking,

3. develops competition skills,

4. helps in gaining persistence while dealing with difficult problems,

5. become better able to deal with open-ended problems.

Coding Quests are one of the best ways to teach your kids the art of computer programming. Their problem-solving skills will get polished to shine brighter once they take up such challenges.

What are some of the online coding platforms organizing Coding Quests?

There are online coding classes for kids that organizes annual coding quest. If your kid is a techie and you want to sharpen his/her skills you can get them enrolled in any of these. Some of the most reputed Coding quests are:

1. Codingal's CodeQuest

Coding is a very reputed online coding platform for kids. They organize such quests during mid-July. You can easily enroll your kid by visiting their websites.

2. CodeKaroYaro

They are one of the most recommended coding schools for kids. They organize such Quests annually. They have a lot of specialized courses for kids. Their motto is simple Code today, become a tech leader tomorrow.

3.WhiteHatJr

This is the one that has received huge popularity in recent years. They offer a Minecraft game based coding program for kids. Their live projects are really popular among kids.

4.Code Quest by Lockheed Martin

These code quests are manually organized for highschool students. In this competition 2-3 highschool students work together for around 2.5 hours on web development. These quests are very intense and competitive.

Challenges lead to the road of experience and integrity. When you test yourself on a grand level you get to learn the value of failures and successes'. If you are a techie, break those boundaries and challenge yourself to a Code Quest.

                                    You won or not, no one would care

                                 You participated or didn't, you would care...

http://www.codekaroyaaro.com/

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So I've spent the last couple days working on this new Flexbox layout for my webstore. The current one is based heavily on the kit theme provided with the shop, I was super rushed when getting it out and it's not very mobile friendly at all, so it's driving me nuts. I finally have a little time before Fall kicks back in, let's have some fun. . Is Flexbox still a thing, or is this a sign that my experience is a little ancient and outdated? I know its browser support is finally in synch, but I still feel out of the loop. I admittedly haven't been apart of the web design community in awhile, been so busy with work and school, so honestly feel super behind. If there's a better format I should be using supported by HTML & CSS (limited to what the platform supports), please throw me some tips so I can polish my knowledge! Appreciate it, thanks! . Somehow my birthday hit me with a strange reality that I kinda miss a lot of this stuff. I'd love to get back into it. I guess 4 years of doing things differently can do that to you. Hm. . ....Oh yeah, and my desk is super cluttered because I still don't know what to do with all the stuff I got in Japan. XD Don't judge me, I'll organize it eventually. Teehee. . <3 ~ #MissCatD #CreativeInsomnia __________________________________ #WebDesign #Storenvy #StorenvyThemes #Webstore #ThemeDevelopment #WebDevelopment #Adobe #AdobeDreamweaver #Dreamweaver #HTML #CSS #CodeIsFun #Flexbox #WebsiteDesign #ILoveCode #IMissThis #WebDesignTips #Technology #ILoveTechnology #ChangeIsGood #Splatoon #Pokemon #Nintendo #GeekStuff #Quagsire #CodeQuestions #Hm (at Arizona) https://www.instagram.com/p/BzyRZVFJ3j9/?igshid=1efegpsecjniy

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Get creative at the library during the October school holidays!

Let your creative side out to play during the school holidays at Wellington City Libraries. Have a go, learn a new skill, or make something amazing! Don’t miss us as we present special robot storytimes and creative, interactive Tech Time sessions at Capital E during these holidays too — head to their website for more details.

Beeswax Wraps Celebrate the end of Bee Aware Month and make a beeswax wrap — a perfect alternative to plastic food wrap and a great way to reuse a by-product of honey production! Places are limited, so email Tawa Community Centre to secure your place. Suitable for ages 5+ with their caregivers.

Monday 30 September, 10am – 12pm at Tawa Community Centre

BLOOM Is it a dinosaur, a spaceship, a chandelier, a cloud? Bloom consists of thousands of identical pink pieces that let children and big kids connect, construct and deconstruct 3D installations with no boundaries or rules. Families are welcome to drop in at any time during these sessions. BLOOM is proudly supported by Capital E.

Monday 7 October, 11am – 4pm at Cummings Park (Ngaio) Library Tuesday 8 October, 11am – 4pm at Newtown Library

Bookworms! Join us for a fun afternoon of bookish crafts and create your very own sock puppet bookworm to take home! Suitable for ages 4+ with their caregivers.

Saturday 5 October, 2 – 3pm at Johnsonville Library

CodeQuest Come along to these free coding workshops and learn how to create your own video game in Scratch! No prior coding knowledge is necessary. Places are limited, so register at the event venue to secure your place. Suitable for ages 9+ with their caregivers.

Monday 30 September, 2 – 3.30pm at Mervyn Kemp (Tawa) Library Saturday 12 October, 2 – 3.30pm at Johnsonville Library

Family Movies Bring a blanket and pillow and relax at our fun family movies. A different G-rated film from the library collection will be showing each time, and are appropriate for the whole family. Suitable for ages 4+ with their caregivers.

Friday 4 October, 5.30 – 7pm at Johnsonville Library and 6 – 8pm at Newtown Library Thursday 10 October, 5.30 – 7pm at Karori Library

The Great North Literature Quiz! Come and test your knowledge of books at the Great North Literature Quiz. Grab your mates, siblings, cousins and make a team of up to four people. Register your team name by contacting Johnsonville or Tawa Libraries, or just turn up 10 minutes prior to the start to register your team. Suitable for ages 5-12 with their caregivers.

There will be prizes and lots of fun to be had!

Wednesday 2 October, 2 – 3pm at Johnsonville Library Monday 7 October, 2 – 3pm at Mervyn Kemp (Tawa) Library

Halloween Crafts Workshop Join us at Churton Park Community Centre for a special pre-Halloween crafts session! We will be making creepy paper lanterns and scary hats, ready for your Halloween celebrations! Suitable for ages 5-13 with their caregivers.

Friday 11 October, 10 – 11am at Churton Park Community Centre

Holiday Games Come along and have a go at a bunch of different board and card games, and learn how to play! Bring your friends and family and challenge them — who will win? Suitable for ages 5+ with their caregivers.

Wednesday 2 October, 2 – 3pm at Brooklyn Library (card games) Wednesday 9 October, 2 – 3pm at Brooklyn Library (board games)

In the Beginning: Yoga Storytimes Want to try something new while being active and having lots of fun? Join our kid-friendly yoga instructor librarians at these yoga taster classes and storytelling sessions for children. Suitable for ages 5+ with their caregivers.

Monday 30 September, 2 – 3pm at Island Bay Community Centre Friday 4 October, 2 – 3pm at Ruth Gotlieb (Kilbirnie) Library

Let’s Go Lego At Let’s Go Lego, your creative skills will be put to the test as your use our Lego collections to design and build your masterpiece. Each session will have a different theme that will inspire you to hone your skills and become a true Lego Legend! Suitable for ages 5+ with their caregivers.

Wednesday 2 October, 10am – 12pm at Tawa Community Centre Thursday 3 October, 2 – 3pm at Wadestown Library Friday 4 October, 3.30 – 4.30pm at Khandallah Library Monday 7 October, 2 – 3pm at Wadestown Library Tuesday 8 October, 2 – 3.30pm at Newlands Community Centre Thursday 10 October, 3.30 – 4.30pm at Cummings Park (Ngaio) Library and Mervyn Kemp (Tawa) Library Friday 11 October, 3.30 – 4.30pm at Johnsonville Library

Minotaur vs. Mini-Robots Ancient myths + Robots = awesome time! Come along and decode one of the most fascinating myths of Greek Mythology, the myth of Theseus and the Minotaur. Code Ozobots and navigate them in a dark labyrinth. Can you escape the Minotaur? Let’s fin out. Suitable for ages 6+ with their caregivers.

Monday 30 September, 11am – 12pm at Cummings Park (Ngaio) Library Friday 11 October, 11am – 12pm at Khandallah Library Saturday 12 October, 11am – 12pm at Karori Library

Spring Scribblers have something to say, but not quite sure how to say it? Want to write a novel, but not sure where to start? These interactive creative writing workshops will help you find your unique voice in writing. Suitable for ages 11+ with their caregivers.

Thursday 3 October, 12 – 1.30pm at Churton Park Community Centre Friday 4 October, 2 – 3.30pm at Johnsonville Library Wednesday 9 October, 2 – 3.30pm at Mervyn Kemp (Tawa) Library

Storm the Castle! – Writing Workshops Traverse the path of the Hero’s Journey — take part in this interactive writing workshop as we go through all the main beats that make up nearly every great book and movie. Suitable for ages 11+ with their caregivers.

Tuesday 1 October, 2 – 3pm at Karori Library Tuesday 8 October, 2 – 3pm at Cummings Park (Ngaio) Library

TechTime Join us for these highly interactive adventures through the worlds of robotics and electronics. Hang out and play with robots, give them Makey Makey banana piano a go, and check out Scratch programming in these tech savvy and fun-filled sessions. Suitable for ages 6 – 13 with their caregivers.

Thursday 3 October, 2 – 3.30pm at Newlands Community Centre Monday 7 October, 12 – 1.30pm at Churton Park Community Centre

Zine Machine Do you want to print a story, some drawings, a comic, a collage, your thoughts … anything at all? Join us at Karori Library to create a zine with the Zine Machine and publish your own work! Suitable for ages 8+ with their caregivers.

Thursday 10 October, 11am – 12pm at Karori Library

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Lockheed Martin Code Quest 2018 Competition

Each year, Lockheed Martin hosts Code Quest, an annual computer programming competition where teams of 2-3 High School students each work together for 2.5 hours to solve problems by using JAVA, Python and/or VB.net programming to complete the “quest.” The problem set consists of 15-20 challenging problems created by Lockheed Martin engineers and computer programmers. The competition is on Saturday, April 21, 2018 at Lockheed Martin in Sunnyvale. For a glimpse into what Code Quest is like, visit www.lockheedmartin.com/codequest and watch our 2017 Code Quest video. Registration information will be released once it becomes available. In the meantime, please send any questions to code-quest.gr-aero@lmco.com 

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