A 3-hour hands-on workshop where kids ages 12–16 build a fully playable browser game from scratch. No coding experience needed. Just ideas — and an AI that turns them into working software.
By the end of the workshop, every student walks out with a complete Space Shooter game — built entirely by talking to an AI. It runs in any browser. They can email it to friends, play it on a USB stick, or share a link.
Player ship, alien waves, lasers, explosions, sound effects, a boss fight, power-ups, levels, and a high-score table.
Build it, change it, fix it, ask it. The four moves that work for any project — they'll use them long after the workshop.
Underwater theme? Halloween? Synthwave? Each student remixes the game to make it uniquely theirs — their ideas, their design.
Click any preview to play. These were all built by describing them in plain English — exactly what your kid will do in the workshop.
Kids leave with something real they built themselves. Parents see exactly what their child learned, and why this skill matters now — not in five years.
You don't need to know how to code. If you can type, you can build. You'll describe what you want — a glowing button, an alien boss, a synthwave theme — and Claude (an AI) writes the code. You play. You change it. You make it yours.
This isn't "learn to code in 3 hours." It's something more useful: how to direct AI to build real software. The kids practice specifying requirements, iterating, debugging, and shipping — the same skills professional developers use, just expressed in plain English.
Every minute is hands-on. There are no slides. Kids are at the keyboard, building, the entire time.
No. The workshop is designed for absolute beginners. If they can type a sentence, they can take this class.
A Claude Pro account is required for the workshop ($20/month, opened by a parent before the session). Important: choose the monthly plan, not annual — you can cancel anytime after the workshop. Bring a laptop (Windows or Mac) with a working browser — we'll install Claude Code at the start of the session.
Yes. Every student walks out with a complete, playable Space Shooter game they built themselves. It's a real HTML file that works in any browser.
Yes. Claude is operated by Anthropic — one of the major safety-focused AI labs. The session runs in a sandboxed project folder, supervised by an instructor.
It's the sweet spot for typing fluency, reading, and the patience to iterate. Younger kids can struggle with the typing pace; older teens often want a longer, deeper course.
Yes — the same Claude Pro account used in the workshop keeps working at home. Students leave with a cheat sheet of prompts and ideas for projects they can build on their own.
Small groups, max 8 students. Includes the workshop, take-home cheat sheet, and the game file they build.
Not just a certificate. A playable game they built — and the skill to build the next one without us.
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