Data Science For Kids

Data science is one of the most in-demand skills today, crucial for the success of businesses across all sectors - e-commerce, entertainment, sports, finance and so much more. Python, a versatile and beginner-friendly programming language, is an excellent starting point for diving into data science for kids. With libraries like Pandas, young students can easily manipulate and analyze data, making complex tasks more accessible and engaging. For students interested in summer internships or science competitions in high school, data science skills are not only valuable but also highly sought after, offering a competitive edge and opening doors to more opportunities.

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Free Data Science Classes For Kids

Join free data science classes for kids to get an introduction to Python, a popular coding language for data science.

Grades 5-10

Free Intro to Python CodingPart of Python for AI series

In this free Python coding class, students will take their first dive into coding with Python. We will transition from block coding, which they learned in Scratch, to text-based coding. Students will learn how to animate and draw with Python, and will build their own story project to create a cool animation. Like all of our small group classes, this online Python for kids class is led by an experienced teacher. Join us, learn, and have fun!

How To Choose Data Science Classes For Kids

Age: Look for age-appropriate courses to ensure your child stays engaged and learns effectively.
Interests: If your child is curious about data, Data Superpower is a great starting point. If they're curious about working with large data sets, the Pandas Library course is perfect. If you child enjoys coding, Python for AI is a great fit.
Experience: Start with beginner courses, such as Data Superpower or Python, before advancing to topics like Pandas data analysis.
Goals: If your child is aiming to apply for internships the data track offers a great foundation.

Live Online Classes	Best For Grades	Class Highlights	Grades 4-6	Grades 6-9	Grades 9-12
Data Superpower	4-7	Learn data science, one of the most valuable skills. Interact with engaging data, gain core data science skills, and uncover insights to tell compelling stories.	Intermediate
Python for AI (Free Intro Available!)	5-12	Learn the most popular programming language in the real world, with focus on AI. Python is also the most suitable text-based coding language for students.	Advanced	Intermediate	Foundation
Data Science with Python, Pandas, and ChatGPT	5-12	Learn data science fundamentals using Pandas and Python. The integrated ChatGPT support also teaches students how to continue to grow beyond class.	Advanced	Intermediate	Intermediate

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What Is Data Science For Kids?

Data science for kids is all about understanding how to collect, organize, and analyze information to solve problems and make decisions. Every day, data is created from things like your web searches, social media posts, or even how many steps you take. In data science, students learn to use math, coding, and technology to find patterns and make predictions based on this data.

For example, data science can help suggest which games you might like based on what you've played or even predict the weather! Learning data science is like gaining the skills to uncover hidden insights and make smart decisions.

No matter whether your student wants to become an entrepreneur, a lawyer, a journalist, a doctor, or an engineer, it is important for them to gain the power to analyze and utilize data.

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Data Science Careers: Imagine Your Child's Future

Your child could become a Consumer Data Analyst. These analysts look at data from how people shop on Nike’s website or app, and use it to figure out what types of shoes and clothes are most popular. For example, they might use data science to learn that more people are buying running shoes in certain colors or styles, and then help Nike design and stock more of those shoes.

Imagine being a Fraud Detection Analyst. These analysts use data science to create models that can detect suspicious activity on bank accounts and credit cards. For example, if someone suddenly makes a big purchase in a different country, the AI-powered system flags it as unusual.

How about becoming a Player Insights Analyst that uses data science to understand how players interact with games on Roblox? In this role, your child might analyze data to see which games are the most popular, how long players spend in certain types of games, and what features keep them coming back.

Learn Data Science For Kids: Projects and Tutorials

Data Science Games

Tableau has some great ways to get students interested in data, Including two activity ideas involving Skittles and pets.

How To Use The Pandas Library

Learn about loading and saving data, selecting data, viewing data, and some helpful functions in Pandas.

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