NORY STEM Camp Brooklyn — Coding

My 9-year-old daughter attended the NORY STEM Camp in Brooklyn, focusing on coding. She had a great time exploring programming concepts and even built a simple game by the end of the week. The instructor, Sam, was very engaging and made complex ideas accessible for the kids. I appreciated the hands-on approach and the creative projects they worked on, which kept her interest high. However, there were some long lines during pick-up and drop-off, which caused a bit of frustration. Overall, it was a solid experience for her, especially as an introverted child who made a few friends throughout the week. I would recommend this camp to other parents, but be prepared for potential wait times during drop-off and pick-up.

I enrolled my 9-year-old in the NORY STEM Camp in Brooklyn for a week of coding, and overall, it was a solid experience. The instructors, particularly a guy named Eric, were very engaged and maintained a small group size, which allowed for personalized attention. My child loved working on a project to create a simple video game, which really sparked their interest in coding. However, the drop-off process was pretty chaotic each morning, with a lot of kids and not enough organization. It was a bit stressful for both of us as we navigated through the crowd. Despite this, my child came home excited every day and even made a few friends, which was heartwarming to see. If you’re looking for a creative environment that encourages learning through play, I would recommend this camp with the caveat to prepare for a busy drop-off.