We do not sell or otherwise share your or your student’s information with any third parties, except for the limited purposes described below. Parents/guardians of children under the age of 13 have the option of consenting to the collection and use of their child's personal information without consenting to the disclosure of that information to certain third parties. What coding languages can I use for Star Wars projects? Star Wars coding projects can be pursued using a variety of programming languages. Some popular options include: Reuse, recycle, and celebrate Star Wars Day all at once by constructing an Ewok shelter! These adorable dwellings would make lovely additions to any garden or indoor space, and double as a fun recycling activity. 10. Turn School Supplies into X-Wing Fighters A tuition credit will be given for each new student that registers for an In-Person Program or Small Group Class using a referral code and attends the course for which they registered.

Encourage kids’ creativity with this fun shadow puppet activity! They can reenact their favorite scenes from the Star Wars books and movies or write and perform their own Baby Yoda adventure. If a student requires an accommodation to participate, or needs an aid to attend in an iD Tech Program, a parent/guardian must call iD Tech at 1-888-709-8324, no less than three weeks prior to your student’s first day of the Program to make needed arrangements. The right of restriction. You have the right to request that we restrict the processing of your personal information. When we have a world full of students who are learning how to do that in their very first years (kindergarten through third grade), then you’re getting a world of students who go through the entire rest of their lives not just throwing up their hands and saying “I don’t know” or “I quit” but instead, they are moving forward and saying “Let’s solve this problem” and “Let’s fix it. What’s it going to take?” When you have a community of people that can say, “What is this problem? Let’s fix it,” your entire community is better -- the place that you live continues to improve, instead of everybody thinking things are somebody else’s problem.

With the school year winding down anyway, now is a great time to repurpose any supplies your child might not need this summer or next year. So, transform those school supplies into a cool X-wing fighter inspired by Star Wars’ amazing spaceships. 11. Cook a Star Wars Recipe Use inappropriate language (for example, students cannot use of swear or curse words, racial, gendered, homophobic/transphobic, stereotypical, or culturally insensitive words, even if done in a joking manner); i>Star Wars Coding Projects is a fantastic introduction to an increasingly important skill. It's an ideal gift for kids who are new to coding and should set them up with both the knowledge and confidence to create their own games and animations using Scratch." Diary of the Dad The similarly priced Sphero Mini brings more to the table, including a gyroscope, accelerometer, cones, mazes and activity cards for creating projects and games. Plus, Sphero’s tutorials are more in-depth, but geared more for classroom settings. Kano is adding lessons, but we’re not sure for how long your kids will want to use this toy for free coding, especially with limited instructions. If you are a resident of the European Economic Area (EEA), iD Tech’s legal basis for collecting and using your personal information as described in this policy depends on the personal Data we collect and the context in which we collect it. ID Tech may process your personal data:

In this easy DIY, make awesome light-up LED cards that will brighten any space with the glow of circuit-powered light sabers. The powers of engineering and imagination combine to make this a fun, hands-on way to learn about circuits and celebrate all things Star Wars. 4. Explore Star Wars Science with Stars of the Movies Just in time for warmer weather, these Star Wars lanterns give May the Fourth the festive glow it deserves. Recycle some tin cans and let your designs shine! 25. Philosophize with Yoda Kiki Prottsman: Coding is a funny thing. Being able to go in and see why things happen is only helpful so far because you can see why the code does what it does, but once the user gets involved, it’s all up in the air!And ultimately, it was the Jedi Code that allowed the Empire to rise and that plunged the galaxy into decades of suffering which, as of The Rise of Skywalker , shows no signs of ending. What is the Jedi Code?

Share Program information (including lesson plans, etc.) with third-parties, without permission from iD Tech; There are eight LED lights on the PCB that shine evenly throughout the frosted white light ring, which acts as a light diffuser, plus one more LED in the center that illuminates the Empire or Rebel badge selected. But unless the lights are set to the color white, where there white-colored light ring and badge enhance a prismatic effect, they look like nine individual spots of light dulled by a white overcast. Each Star Wars The Force Coding Kit comes with two non-rechargeable AA batteries. Kano claims the Star Wars coding kit will last for “over 10 hours of constant play.” During testing, mine was still alive after 9 hours and 10 minutes on with Bluetooth and intermittent usage of sensors, plus RGB lights set to on for the majority of the time. Of course, battery life will depend on your choice of AA batteries after the included ones die. Compatibility and Configurations Why not shake things up with characters from kids’ favorite movies and fascinating questions about outer space? While the Chewbacca voice may not be included, this fun craft does make it possible for kids to sew their very own wookie. 16. Host a Themed Paper Airplane CompetitionMedia Release: As a condition of participation, you authorize iD Tech and its partners to take photos, videos, images, audio, and testimonials of and/or from you and your student and agree that said content may be used by iD Tech in promotional materials, marketing collateral, and online media. These images, testimonials, photos, videos, and audio may be shared and used by corporate partners, the media, or other organizations that work with iD Tech. You also agree that all projects and work created by your student during an iD Tech Program may be used by iD Tech in promotional materials, online, and other print media, and may be shared and used by corporate partners, the media, or other organizations that work with iD Tech. You understand that iD Tech, its owners, agents, partners, facility providers, and employees will not be held liable for damages and injuries associated with use of any content released herein, including any and all claims based on negligence. You agree that all images, testimonials, photos, video, and audio taken at or in connection with an iD Tech Program are the sole and exclusive property of iD Tech, and that iD Tech has a royalty-free, perpetual license to use copies of all student work and projects created at an iD Tech Program. StarWars.com: This is all very exciting. Getting to play the Use the Force game at San Diego Comic-Con with you this past summer was a lot of fun, although I have no idea how I got such a high score on my first try when all my later tries were so much lower.