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Jun, 2023

Ensuring Safe Minecraft Adventures: A Guide for Parents

by Shawn Walk on June 30, 2023

We want our kids to enjoy playing with their friends in Minecraft, but we also want to keep them safe. Below are some valuable insights and practical tips to help parents ensure their child’s safety on Minecraft servers. We are also excited to announce our partnership with MC Playdates, a trusted platform dedicated to creating [...]

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Jun, 2023

Empowering Success: The Importance of Self-Directed Learning in Today’s World

by Shawn Walk on June 15, 2023

As a parent, I understand the significance of equipping our children with the skills they need to thrive in an ever-changing world. One crucial skill that stands out to me is self-directed learning. Self-directed learning refers to the ability to take initiative and responsibility for one’s own learning journey.  In this article, I want to [...]

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Jun, 2023

Importance of Teaching Your Kids Adaptability

by Shawn Walk on June 1, 2023

As a father of four kids, I always strive to provide them with the tools they need to succeed in a world that’s constantly evolving. One skill that I believe is crucial for their future success is adaptability. Why is adaptability so important and how do we help our kids improve in this area?The Importance [...]

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May, 2023

Help Your Child Create Their Own Game in Roblox

by Shawn Walk on May 24, 2023

Roblox is an amazing program that allows kids to create video games and virtual worlds they can share with friends. It’s also a great way to get started learning about 3D design and coding.Roblox Studio is Roblox’s free editor that allows creators to bring their game ideas to life. Roblox Studio can be downloaded at [...]

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May, 2023

Code2Discover Kids: Building a Medieval Watchtower in Minecraft

by Shawn Walk on May 9, 2023

My son is an avid Minecraft builder.  So, I asked him to create a lesson for me on how to build a structure of his choosing in Minecraft.  The video below shows you how to create a Medieval Watchtower.The experience of creating the video was great for my son because he had to apply his [...]

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Apr, 2023

3 Things Parents Can Do To Improve Their Child’s Creativity

by Shawn Walk on April 25, 2023

Creativity is one of the most important skills in today’s world. However, creativity doesn’t come naturally to all children. Fortunately, there are several things that parents can do to foster their child’s creativity. One: Encourage and Support their Interests One of the most important things parents can do to foster their child’s creativity is to [...]

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Mar, 2023

Introduce Your Child To Coding and Video Game Design

by Shawn Walk on March 10, 2023

Kodu Game Lab is an amazing aplication that I have used for many years with young students (Ages 7-10) to introduce them to coding and video game design. Kodu allows students to easily create a world, add characters, and code. Students use a visual-based language in Kodu to add coding blocks to the characters to [...]

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Dec, 2020

Holiday Coding Activities

by Shawn Walk on December 1, 2020

The holidays are a great time for kids to practice their coding skills and apply them to some fun activities with family. Below are some holiday-themed activities for the budding coder(s) in your family. Holiday Algorithms Blimey Box – This website includes printable activity sheets that require students to find the correct algorithms to move [...]

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May, 2020

The Behind The Scenes Heroes of COVID-19

by Shawn Walk on May 7, 2020

When a tragedy strikes, it often brings out the best in humanity.  Health care workers, first-responders, grocery-store workers, food-pantry volunteers, truck drivers, teachers and many more are on the front-lines helping us get through this pandemic.  What is talked about less are the behind the scenes coders, IT professionals, and creative problem-solvers using their skills [...]

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Mar, 2020

Preparing Our Kids For The Future

by Shawn Walk on March 17, 2020

As a parent, I worry about preparing my children for the future.  What opportunities will be available to them and what skills will they need to take advantage of them?  I have decided that I need to change my perspective. We should be excited about what future careers will look like for our kids because [...]

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