Our team of expert instructors provide hands-on coding classes for kids. With our easy-to-follow computer science curriculum, coding becomes fun and accessible. Join us and learn the art of code!
Our Teachers
Our Mission
Through one-on-one instruction and block based coding, we teach our students the fundamentals of code while encouraging creativity, curiosity, and logic.
Previously in big tech companies, we wanted to provide kids the ability to approach life with a knowledge to understand logic and apply it in their everyday.
Why Choose Us?
Our FAQ's
What is The Learning Bards?
The Learning Bards offers expert instruction from instructors with backgrounds in tech giants, ensuring top-tier guidance. Founded by passionate educators with a deep commitment to empowering children through technology, we prioritize meaningful learning experiences over profits.
Why Learn to Code?
Coding is more than just a technical skill; it's a gateway to problem-solving, creativity, and critical thinking. Our curriculum focuses on fundamental concepts such as algorithms and design patterns, providing a strong foundation in computer science.
What Age Should Kids Start Coding?
We recommend starting around 5 or 6 years old, once children have developed basic logic skills and are comfortable navigating a computer.
How do parents track progress?
We offer weekly progress update via text and we will send activity sheets home.
What languages do we teach?
We first focus on building strong fundamentals before progressing to learning other languages. Please note that while these languages are not offered in the current program, they will be included in our curriculum soon.
What platforms do we use?
We utilize a range of coding platforms to cater to each student's preferences and learning styles. From Scratch to code.org, we offer a diverse selection of tools to engage and inspire young coders.
How many classes are included in the bundles?
The Explorer bundle includes 8 classes, while the Adventurer bundle includes 16 classes.
Where are the classes held?
At the Frisco library. Any changes will be communicated via text/email.
Can I be added to the waiting list if a course is unavailable?
