Introduction to Programming Through Games for Children

A deeper dive into web development for pre-teens and teens ready to move beyond basics. Students learn how to create interactive, responsive websites with JavaScript, giving them real-world skills used by professional developers. Advanced web development for pre-teens and teens focuses on creating interactive, responsive websites using JavaScript, providing professional-level skills.

Benefits for Children:

• Learn real JavaScript coding.

• Build websites that respond and animate.

• Gain foundations useful for future careers in tech.

Benefits for Parents:

• Provides strong early exposure to software engineering concepts.

• Builds a portfolio piece that demonstrates advanced thinking.

• Helps children develop discipline through structured coding tasks.

• Web Architecture (HTML/CSS/JS Together)

  Explaining how the 3 languages work together and introduction to JavaScript console.

• Advanced CSS (Flexbox & Layouts)

  Students create adaptive page structures using Flexbox.

• JavaScript Variables & Functions

  Students write their first scripts and connect behavior to HTML elements.

• DOM Manipulation

  Students build interactive features like clickable buttons, color changers, and menus.

• Animations & Events

  Students add animations and timed interactions.

• Forms & Basic Validation

  Students create forms, collect input, and validate user actions.

• Mini Web App Build

  Students build a simple interactive tool such as a calculator or quiz.

• Deployment & Presentation

  Students host their site online and present their final prototype.

Lesson Program

Final Project

Interactive Multi-Page Website

Students design a multi-page responsive website including:

• navigation bar

• animations

• JavaScript interactions

• forms

• responsive layout

This project demonstrates real coding ability and forms the basis of an early portfolio.

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