Computer Science and Coding Club
Students in grades three through five learn the basics of coding and programming through interactive platforms like Code.org, Tynker, and Scratch. The program combines screen-based learning with hands-on LEGO robotics activities, developing critical thinking and problem-solving skills while sparking creativity and curiosity in STEM education.
Empowering Young Innovators Through Coding and Robotics
Our Track Record:
Since 2013, Ranger Good Works has supported the Ranger Super Coders & Robotics Club at Dillard Elementary, inspiring students in grades 3–5 to explore the world of computer science. Through interactive platforms like Code.org, Tynker, and Scratch, students learn the basics of coding while developing critical thinking and problem-solving skills. The program also introduces hands-on robotics using LEGO kits, sparking creativity and curiosity in STEM.
In 2024, Dillard expanded its offerings with the Kid Spark Robotics after-school program, giving even more students the opportunity to engage in early engineering and technology education.
What’s Next:
Ranger Good Works is thrilled to partner with Nova Southeastern University to bring an enhanced Computer Science and Robotics Club to both Dillard and North Fork Elementary Schools. This expanded initiative delivers deeper STEM learning experiences, real‑world applications, and clear pathways to future careers in technology and innovation.
Want to join us in building tomorrow’s innovators?
Please consider hosting a field trip for the students to your businesses IT Department or Volunteer an hour of time to share your related knowledge.
We are always looking for volunteer computer coders and Coaches to help support our initiative with the Coding Club.
