Go Coding, Robotics & STEM Club for Kids

Go Coding moves kids from passive screens to hands-on creation, treating coding as a craft rather than just a classroom subject. The club treats robotics and STEM as playgrounds for logic and curiosity, letting children build real projects while learning to debug with confidence. Sessions blend structured challenges—like game design and circuit prototyping—with open-ended exploration so beginners and returning students find their pace.

Set in a quiet corner of 2 Gold St suit 7a, New York, NY 10038, the space sits above street bustle yet below towering office windows, offering a neutral zone where concentration can grow. Inside, worktables host small groups clustering around screens, breadboards, and robotic parts, noise kept low so focus stays high. The setting suits iterative tinkering: projects start on paper, migrate to screens, then roll onto the floor for final tests.

Questions or sign-up often begin with a quick call. Reach the team at (347) 460-2479 for the next available workshop slot. They’ll ask a few questions—not to screen, but to match each child with the right group and project level.

Drop directions on your phone ahead of time and the maps listing will guide you straight there: https://www.google.com/maps/place?ftid=0x89c25bd68217647d:0x6d959d075d289495.