Kids AI Code Camp

Kids build real games β€” with a little AI help.

At camp, your child designs and builds a playable game and publishes it to a real web address they can share. We build on FreeGameStore (freegamestore.online) β€” a free, kid-friendly platform where games live at their own link. To make day one smooth, there's a quick setup to do together at home first.

Before class: a 20-minute setup with your child

Please do these three steps together before the first session. It means your child walks in already able to make and publish a game β€” so class time goes straight to the fun part.

πŸ§‘β€πŸ’» Plan ~20 minutes. You'll need a computer and a parent email address. Begin
1

Create a GitHub account

GitHub is the free home for code β€” it's how FreeGameStore knows a game belongs to your child. Sign up with a parent's email and pick a fun username (no full name, school, or birthday). You'll confirm the email and you're done.

Open GitHub sign-up β†—
Parents: you'll own and supervise this account. Keep the password somewhere safe.
2

Sign up on FreeGameStore

Go to freegamestore.online and choose β€œSign in with GitHub.” Approve the connection when GitHub asks. That's the whole sign-up β€” no separate password, no payment. This is the same platform we'll use in class.

Open FreeGameStore β†—
If it asks to authorise the FreeGameStore app on GitHub, that's expected β€” tap approve.
3

Make one simple game to warm up

Use the β€œCreate” / vibecode button on FreeGameStore to make a tiny starter game β€” even a single screen where something moves or you tap to score. The goal isn't a masterpiece; it's for your child to see the whole loop: make β†’ play β†’ share the link. Bring that game to class and we'll build on it.

Create a game β†—
Stuck? That's fine β€” arrive with the account set up and we'll make the first game together.
A note for parents on safety & age. GitHub asks that account holders are 13+, and some regions require older. For younger children, the parent should create and own the account and supervise its use β€” your child works alongside you. We only ever use these accounts to build and publish games; we never ask kids for personal details, and published games carry no personal information by default.
βœ… Setup done? You're ready for class. Register for a camp

What your child will do at camp

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Design

Dream up a game β€” theme, character, goal β€” and sketch it with an instructor's help.

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Build with AI

Use an AI sidekick to generate art and code, learning how to ask for exactly what they want.

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Publish

Ship the game to its own FreeGameStore link β€” a real address to send to family and friends.

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Show & tell

Play each other's games and celebrate. Every child leaves with something they made.