Ready to jump in and drive the pace of your own learning? Want to go deeper into skill development by working with the best trained mentors in the world? Each of the communities below offer an opportunity for student-driven learning with direct mentor support.

As builders of non-profit public benefit systems, software, curriculum, and professional development methods used by 100’s of the best schools on Long Island, each of our mentors is trained to work with learners of varying ages and skill levels.

Students invested in kidOYO push the pace of their own learning, and demonstrate self-led “functional literacy” in numerous ways; building projects based on personal interests, learning advanced math concepts, and pursuing academic outcomes such as the AP Computer Science A & Principles tests for University credit while in 6th, 7th, 8th, and 9th grade!

At kidOYO, student learning is personal, and our methods support learners pushing the boundaries of what is possible at any age.

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kidOYO 101

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Beginner learners (7+) seeking to build a foundation of skills using multiple programming languages, tools and computational thinking methods

Logical Thinking

Visual Programming

Web Development

Pixel Art

Python Programming

Typing Practice

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kidOYO 201

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Intermediate learners with some skills using Scratch, Python, HTML, and CSS who would like to further their programming skills or learn new topics like JavaScript, Java, working with libraries and databases

Python Libraries

JavaScript

Advanced Scratch

Web Design

Java

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Game Development

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Intermediate to Advanced learners looking to apply their existing programming knowledge and skills to game development project work

Principles of Game Design

Game Development

Applications of Knowledge

Advanced Programming Fundamentals

Professional Grade Tools

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Hardware Prototyping

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Beginner learners (9+) seeking to design, build, and program physical-computing projects, from blinking LEDs to moving mechanisms with motors

C/Python/Web Programming

Electronic Circuitry & Prototyping

Linux & Open Source

CAD & 3D Printing

Raspberry Pi

Arduino

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AP Computer Science Principles

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kidOYO is a College Board approved online provider of curriculum resources for the APCS Principles test. Our methods are utilized by K12 classrooms, as well as by "Independently Study" students when such opportunity is not available in their school

Algorithms

Visual Programming

Python Programming

Internet

Global Impact

Digital Data

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