A Phaser 3 Tutorial Implemented in ES6
This tutorial by Richard Davey is a really nice introduction to Phaser 3, using it to make a simple game. Before I work with my son on using Phaser, I’ve
My Book To Help Kids Learn To Code in JavaScript
I started to learn how to code when I was in 5th grade. I took my first course in BASIC then. It was the most fun I’d had. Yes, I’m
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Asian Parenting 201: How I Let My Son Have His Screen Time And Watch It Too
After my son started building his new game, several people approached us and asked how we did it. It all started with the original card game project using Asian parenting 101 :
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More Code With My Son: Now I’m Learning with him
Since my last post on coding with my son, his game Blob Attack has come a long way. New graphics, more levels, a real leaderboard, somewhat proper signup and registration
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Money From Smokers, Polluters And Junk Food – How Not To Teach Kids About Investing
Every time I read an article about teaching kids about investing or creating generational portfolios, Altria (MO), Exxon (XOM), Coke (KO) and McDonalds (MCD) seem to show up more often
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More Code With My Son: A New Game – Blob Attack
Before you read my ramblings, here is Ahan’s blog post about the game. After our last attempt implementing the card game 7-8, this time around we set about making a
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Code Project With My Son: Fully Playable Prototype
Last time I detailed my troubles and dark nights of the soul trying to teach my son how to code. Many more tantrums, struggles and dark days, weekends and nights
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Teaching My Son to Code. Insanity Now. Serenity Never.
A while ago my son, Ahan, started showing some interest in code. He was visiting code.org regularly and dragging random code blocks together to draw patterns. But after a few months of
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Addition Practice For Kids
Max Digits: Min Digits: How Many?: CarryOver? Check Answer Correct Wrong 0 0 Click the gear icon at the top for settings. You can change the maximum and minimum number
Multiplication Tables Practice For Kids
Max Number: Min Number: How Many?: Entire Table For A Number (Uncheck for random) Highlight Errors? Check Answer Correct Wrong 0 0 Instructions: Click on the gear icon for settings.