
Interactive AR Game Design with Coding for Junior
Grades: K-2
Length: 2 weeks
Accreditation: Fully WASC Accredited (The Gold Standard in K-12 Education)
Prerequisite: None
Leap into a Magical Game Design Adventure! Junior Game Designers will use the power of Augmented Reality (AR) and Scratch coding to bring their imagination to life.
No experience needed—everyone learns at their own pace, with extra challenges for kids who are ready for more.
Students will learn to design interactive Holographic AR games where the adventure begins. Instead of just playing, they will get into the Minecraft world, navigate a life-sized Roblox obstacle course, or interact with Pokémon right in the classroom.
Using kid-friendly coding blocks, they define how the world works. Then, the real magic happens: with Holographic AR technology, they teleport into the game they just coded! It’s the perfect blend of learning and playing.
Along the way, campers build creativity, critical thinking, and persistence as they debug and improve the game worlds they create.
Experience the Magic of Holographic AR: We transform standard coding into an immersive, physical adventure.
- Step Inside Your Game: Using just a simple webcam, students are magically transported into the world. They interact directly with their creations in real-time.
- You Are the Controller: No keyboard required for gameplay! When you jump, your character jumps. When you wave, you cast a spell. It’s active, healthy, and incredibly fun.
- Imagination to Reality: Students see themselves interacting with the characters and worlds they built, bridging the gap between "pretend play" and real technology.
Modules in this Camp
- Part 1: Introduction to Scratch Coding and Holographic AR Design
- Part 2: Introduction to Game Design
- Part 3: Interactive Storytelling and Creative Challenges
- Part 4: Journey Deeper into Scratch Coding and Holographic AR Design
- Part 5: Interactive Holographic AR Game Design
- Part 6: Creating Their Own Games
Play & Learn: Enjoy hands-on learning with fun indoor/outdoor camp activities.
Students will learn the following:
- Computer, keyboard, mouse, and Internet skills (Junior Level)
- Introductory and intermediate Scratch coding (Junior Level)
- Introductory and intermediate Holographic AR concepts (Junior Level)
- Introductory and intermediate Holographic AR logic and coding (Junior Level)
- Introductory and intermediate UI/UX (user interface/user experience) design (Junior Level)
- Holographic AR game design (Junior Level)
- Visual communication skills (Junior Level)
- Interactive storytelling techniques (Junior Level)
- Debugging and problem-solving strategies (Junior Level)
- Introduction to Game Design principles (Junior Level)
- The Design Thinking process based on Stanford University’s Design School curriculum (Junior Level)
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Address: St. Joseph of Cupertino School, 10120 N De Anza Blvd, Cupertino, CA 95014
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