Tanvi Kapoor

As a parent, I appreciate the clear, step-by-step structure—from exploring Roblox Studio and writing first Lua scripts to adding events, triggers, and power-ups. The emphasis on project work and a creator showcase seems well suited to keep kids engaged.

As a parent, I liked that the camp walks learners through planning, building, scripting, and the idea of publishing a playable game — it’s beginner-friendly and neatly structured across the sessions. The project focus and mix of building tools and Lua scripting felt appropriate for this age group.

As a parent, I appreciated that the four-session Roblox Lua Coding Camp is built for ages 7–12 and focuses on hands-on projects in 55‑minute weekly meetings; the step-by-step intro to Roblox Studio and basic Lua felt clear. A few topics seemed a bit tight for the time allotment, so extra practice would help.

As a parent, I appreciated the step-by-step approach to scripting and the creative game-design angle; the weekly 55‑minute meetings felt manageable and the project-based format is appealing. The camp’s scope—building, scripting, testing, and learning about publishing—matches what I’d expect for an introductory program.