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How to debug a program: finding and fixing coding errors
When we first start learning to code, one of the first things we discover is that we can’t always get a computer to do exactly what we want it to do. We might write a set of instructions expecting one result, only to run the program and find that something completely different happens.
2026 Halloween Contest
Fall has arrived, which means our Halloween Contest is just around the corner. Once again, the online platform will be transformed into a spooky place filled with monsters and creatures that will make everyone tremble with fear. The artists who bring them to life will be our own students, who will have access to a special Halloween section from October 19 through October 28, where they can create Halloween-themed artwork and enter our annual contest.
What Makes a Good After-School Activity?
When September rolls around, many families face the same question: Which after-school activity is right for my child? There are plenty of options to choose from: sports, music, language classes, art, theater, robotics, coding, and more. Each offers something different, and no single activity is the best fit for every child. But beyond the specific skill or subject being taught, there’s a more important question worth asking: What makes an after-school activity truly worthwhile?
My Child Spends Too Much Time in Front of Screens: Should I Be Worried?
“They’re always glued to a screen.” It’s a phrase parents say every day. Video games, YouTube, social media, and apps are part of children’s everyday lives, so it’s only natural to wonder whether all that screen time is healthy or if it could affect their development.
My Child Wants to Create Video Games: Where Should They Start?
It’s becoming increasingly common for kids to come home with one exciting idea in mind: creating their own video game. Sometimes the inspiration comes after playing Minecraft, Roblox, or Fortnite. Other times, it’s sparked by watching a content creator explain how games are made. Whatever the source, many parents end up asking the same question: where should my child start if they want to make video games?