Ten-year-old Jeremy is in 5th grade and lives in California! His biggest hobby is playing hockey. We loved his projects, and wanted to speak with him to learn more about what he likes to do and why he loves to code!<\/p>\n
What do you want to be when you grow up?<\/strong> I want to work for NASA – I want to be a computer engineer. It seems interesting.<\/p>\n How did you get introduced to Tynker?<\/strong> My mom, she\u2019s a teacher.<\/p>\n What is your favorite thing you\u2019ve made?<\/strong> I like the game I made on my mom\u2019s iPad on Tynker – Hedgehog Run.<\/p>\n Do you look at the Tynker community projects?<\/strong> Yes, I do look at them. I like them because they are very interactive and they are fun to watch or play. I look at them sometimes.<\/p>\n Why do you like to code?<\/strong> I think it\u2019s fun to create something that\u2019s your own. It feels amazing. I\u2019d rather do my iPad than watch the Simpsons.<\/p>\n Do you ever make other things?<\/strong> Every month I make a catapult or something. I\u2019m also on the robotics team.<\/p>\n Do you think other kids should try coding?<\/strong> Yes, because coding is the future. The rocket doesn\u2019t fly itself, it\u2019s coded!<\/p>\n What advice would you give for kids starting out with Tynker?<\/strong> If you don\u2019t know something, watch one of the featured videos.<\/p>\n Make sure you check out Jeremy’s fun featured project, Marshmellows!<\/em><\/p>\n \n\n