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Screen time that builds real skills (and real laughs).
Live, small-group coding classes for kids ages 7–13. Your child builds and publishes their own playable Roblox game, guided by an experienced tech educator who also happens to be a comedian.
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What kids learn (ages 7–13)
Kids sketch out their own Roblox obstacle course (an "Obby") and discover how code turns wild ideas into something you can actually play.
Weeks 1–2: Think like a game designer
Variables, loops, and if/then logic, learned by making lava that actually works. Bugs are welcome here: we laugh, then we fix them.
Weeks 3–4: Real coding logic
Every student finishes with a playable game published on Roblox, ready to proudly share with friends and family.
Weeks 5–6: Build, test, and publish
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Meet Justin, your kid's new favorite teacher
Justin is an experienced tech educator and comedian who believes the fastest way to learn logic is to laugh your way through it. Classes are live and tiny (just 4-6 students), so your child gets real attention, not a pre-recorded video.
You get a safe, structured classroom with clear weekly goals. Your kid gets a mentor who makes falling into the lava (and fixing the code that caused it) the best part of their week.
What parents are saying
My daughter laughed through every class, then explained if/then logic to me at dinner. Who is this kid?!
PLACEHOLDER: Parent name, child's ageFinally, screen time I don't feel guilty about. He was SO proud to publish his own game.
PLACEHOLDER: Parent name, child's ageSmall class, real attention, and a teacher my kid actually looks forward to seeing every week.
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