Hand in Hand We Code

Hand in Hand We Code HHWC is a student-led organization dedicated to encouraging students of all ages to try coding and develop other technical skills.

HHWC is now part of the Alliance of Youth Leaders in the United States. Hand in Hand in Code (HHWC) is a coding club led by 3 Eastlake High School student volunteers under AYLUS. Our goal is to encourage students of all ages to try coding and develop technical and digital skills. We welcome students of all ages and give everyone a chance to learn coding with friends who are just as enthusiastic! B

esides just coding, we also offer leadership opportunities through TA positions. We regularly host free coding events for kids to serve our community. As student volunteers, we design, advertise, and teach at our own events. Languages Offered...
Scratch
HTML
Python
Java

HHWG successfully hosted a 5-session AP Physics 1 Prep Camp from March 1 to March 29, 2026. The Camp was led by instruct...
04/12/2026

HHWG successfully hosted a 5-session AP Physics 1 Prep Camp from March 1 to March 29, 2026. The Camp was led by instructor Yufei Ye with assistance from Eric Huang. The class ran from 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM and included a structured lecture followed by a Q&A session. Yufei also dedicated additional time after class for homework correction.

In lesson 1, students reviewed the kinematic equations and kinematic ideas about velocity, acceleration, and force vectors.

In lesson 2, students reviewed Newton's 3 laws of motion and force body diagrams along with work, energy, and power. Many vocabulary words, formulas, and concepts were refreshed.

In lesson 3, students reviewed energy, center of mass, momentum, and impulses. We went over the different formulas and processes associated with these subjects, along with tips and implementations.

In lesson 4, students reviewed rotational energy, kinematics, momentum, and impulses. We went over the different formulas and processes associated with these subjects, such as inertia.

In our fifth and final lesson, students reviewed simple harmonic motion with springs and pendulums, and went over multiple review problems. Students were able to engage in discussion with instructors about the topics taught, and work together to solve practice problems.

To conclude our 5 day AP Physics 1 review camp, we'd like to extend a heartfelt thanks to everyone for taking the time out of their day to show up and attend our classes.

HHWG successfully hosted six sessions of the AMC8 Prep Camp in January led by instructor Jiayi Joey Zhu, with assistance...
04/12/2026

HHWG successfully hosted six sessions of the AMC8 Prep Camp in January led by instructor Jiayi Joey Zhu, with assistance from Elissa Song, Xiao Mao, Kerui Xu.

January 10, 11, 17, 18, 24, and 25, 2026

Day 1 and Day 2: We did a walkthrough of basic AMC 8 practice problems, covering a variety of topics such as measures of central tendency (mean, median, mode), simple algebra, mathematical reasoning, fractions, max/min, and number sequences. The regular session was 1.5 hours long, and gave the students good insight into foundational mathematics. Jiayi also spent additional time on Q&A and homework correction.

Day 3 and Day 4: We did a walkthrough of some more basic AMC 8 practice problems, covering a variety of topics such as measures of central tendency (mean, median, mode), simple geometry (angles, shapes, area, perimeter), sequences, and some simple algebra. The class was 1.5 hours long, and gave the students good insight into geometry and algebraic topics. Jiayi also spent additional time on Q&A and homework correction.

Day 5 and Day 6: We did a walkthrough of some AMC 8 practice problems, focusing on topics like bases (converting to/from), factors/divisors, and reasoning. The class was 1.5 hours long, and gave the students good insight into number theory. Jiayi also spent additional time on Q&A and homework correction.

Our team thanks everyone who attended our camp, and we hope you did well on the AMC 8 exam.

HHWG AMC8 Math Training Camp (January 2026)HHWG will offer a 6-session AMC8 Math Training Camp from January 10 to Januar...
01/14/2026

HHWG AMC8 Math Training Camp (January 2026)

HHWG will offer a 6-session AMC8 Math Training Camp from January 10 to January 25, 2026. Interested students are welcome to register and join!
This camp is designed to systematically cover the foundational math knowledge required for the AMC8 competition. It will help students master key topics, improve problem-solving skills, and become familiar with the AMC8 testing process—including timing, format, and strategies—to build a strong foundation for future participation in AMC10/12 and even qualification for AIME.
Important Note: This camp is NOT limited to 8th grade and younger students. Students of any grade interested in math competitions are welcome (including high school students for review or introduction to contests).
Instructors
• High school Sophomores who are AIME qualifiers (experienced competitors with proven success in advanced math contests)
Schedule
• Dates: January 10, 11, 17, 18, 24, 25, 2026 (Saturdays and Sundays only)
• Time: 4:00 PM – 5:30 PM (90 minutes per session)
• Total: 6 sessions over three weekends
This intensive weekend format is perfect preparation leading up to the official 2026 AMC8 (typically held late January).
Join us to boost your math competition skills in a supportive environment led by talented peer instructors!

HHWG successfully hosted a five-session Physics F=ma Camp in November 2025. The sessions were held on October 26, Novemb...
12/20/2025

HHWG successfully hosted a five-session Physics F=ma Camp in November 2025. The sessions were held on October 26, November 2, November 9, November 16, and November 23, 2025, led by instructor Yufei Ye with assistance from Anthony Cao. We sincerely thank everyone who attended our camp.

Day 1 (October 26): F=ma Instructions and 2D Motion.

Students were introduced to the basic rules of the F=ma exam. They practiced example problems surrounding 2D Motion, UAM equations, foundational physics concepts, as well as some force and energy questions. These practice problems were similar to the level of the actual exam.

Day 2 (November 2): F=ma Exam Weighting and Forces

Students reviewed the exam weightings for each physics unit in the F=ma exam. Afterwards, they were given practice problems mainly on forces, free body diagrams, foundational physics concepts, and some energy questions. Based on these, students could test their own skill level
and readiness for the exam.

Day 3 (November 9): Day 3 (November 9): Energy and Work

In Lesson 3, practice problems surrounding mainly energy, work, free body diagrams, and forces were given to challenge the students. These topics have the largest exam weighting percentages, and are crucial to being successful on the F=ma exam. Students learned important tips for solving these types of questions as well.

Day 4 (November 16): Rotation Students were provided with multiple F=ma problems mainly surrounding rotation, forces, torque, free body diagrams, and energy. Students were also given tips for solving problems on the exam to use their time efficiently and effectively.

Day 5 (November 23): Oscillations and Simple Harmonic Motion

In Lesson 5, students practiced multiple questions from F-ma exams on Simple Harmonic Motion, period, frequency, and energy. They also learned the importance of drawing diagrams and paths of motion. At the end, the instructor and teaching assistant gave their own tips for the exam and learning physics in general, and also discussed a bit about their past experiences in this area of science.

Hi all,I would like to share some great news with you: Hand in Hand We Grow was recently featured in the Lake Washington...
11/16/2025

Hi all,

I would like to share some great news with you: Hand in Hand We Grow was recently featured in the Lake Washington School Foundation Newsletter.

This past summer, Hand in Hand We Grow (HHWG) hosted five week-long free summer camps and organized a successful Pantry Packs Fundraiser, raising $350 to provide 50 food packs for students facing food insecurity in the Lake Washington School District (LWSD). Following our donation, HHWG was interviewed by the district, where we shared the inspiring story behind our camps and fundraiser. The Lake Washington Schools Foundation (LWSF) was moved by our efforts and believes our story will inspire greater community awareness of the growing food insecurity issue within our schools. Read the story in their latest newsletter, Students Helping Students Fight Hunger: https://www.lwsf.org/news/students-helping-students-fight-hunger/

This milestone reflects the dedication of our HHWG and AYLUS volunteers, whose tireless efforts made these camps and the fundraiser possible. We are immensely proud of our team’s commitment to empowering children in our community.

We also extend heartfelt gratitude to our generous HHWG community for their loyal support.

Every small act of kindness counts!

Eric Huang

We want to sincerely thank all the students and families who attended our 2025 HHWC Summer Camps and contributed to the ...
10/12/2025

We want to sincerely thank all the students and families who attended our 2025 HHWC Summer Camps and contributed to the 2025 HHWC Pantry Packs Fundraiser.

This summer, we successfully hosted five free summer camps and raised $350, which will provide 50 Pantry Packs for food-insecure students in the Lake Washington School District. The donation will be sent to the Lake Washington Schools Foundation, designated for the Pantry Packs Program. We will share updates once the donation has been processed.

We are incredibly proud of our dedicated HHWC team, who worked tirelessly to make these free camps possible for our community.

Camps we held this summer:

AMC 10 Camp
Lead: Joey | Assistants: Elissa, Kerry, Simon

Beginner Java Camp
Leads: Eric, Zhebin | Assistant: Jacky
Physics Camp for Middle Schoolers
Lead: Yufei | Assistant: Eric
Beginner Python Camp
Lead: Xiao | Assistants: Zhebin, Kerry, Kevin
3D Modeling Camp
Lead: Jerry | Assistant: Geeth Kandipilli

Thanks again for your generosity and support. Together, we reached our goal and provided 50 food packs to 50 children in need. This is a wonderful accomplishment for our school district and community!

From July 7th to July 11th, Our Math Project Team hosted its week-long summer AMC 10 preparation camp. Teacher Joey and ...
07/21/2025

From July 7th to July 11th, Our Math Project Team hosted its week-long summer AMC 10 preparation camp. Teacher Joey and Assistants Kerry, Simon, and Elissa came together to host a virtual Zoom meeting teaching fundamental mathematical concepts to students in order to help them better prepare for future AMC competitions. The camp lasted five days, with each class being two hours long. In addition, Joey also contributed by correcting homework, helping with assignments, and engaging in Q&A support.

Our members collectively agree that the camp was not only educational but fun for both the students and teachers, serving as a critical learning experience and contributing to the development of our crucial 21st century skills.

Day 1: Algebra techniques

Exploration of fundamental and advanced algebraic techniques.

Day 2: Geometry Essentials

A hands-on approach to 2D and coordinate geometry:

Day 3: Number Theory

Unlocking the secrets of integers, divisibility, and modular arithmetic:

Day 4: Consolidation & Mixed Review

Strengthening foundations through mixed-topic reinforcement:

Day 5: Probability & Counting Strategies

Strategic thinking and careful enumeration techniques:

Hi all, Registration for the 2025 HHWC Free Summer Camps is now open! We warmly invite you to join us for a rewarding an...
06/11/2025

Hi all,

Registration for the 2025 HHWC Free Summer Camps is now open! We warmly invite you to join us for a rewarding and enriching summer experience.

Registration Link:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1CvO3S18NlM1i6AG4vxsq4W-PCcCZ7kFEDymUiCIX6ls/

AMC 10 Preparation Camp
Dates: July 7–11, 2025
Time: 1:00–3:00 PM
Instructors: Joey,Elissa and Simon

Java Beginner Camp
Dates: July 21–25, 2025
Time: 1:30–3:30 PM
Instructors: Eric and Zhebin

Physics Camp for Middle Schoolers:
Dates: July 21-25, 2025
Time: 10:00-11:30AM
Instructors: Yufei and Eric

Thanks,
Eric Huang and the HHWC Team

HHWC Pantry Packs Fundraiser Campaign for LWSD StudentsThis summer, HHWC is proud to launch a Pantry Packs Fundraiser to...
06/11/2025

HHWC Pantry Packs Fundraiser Campaign for LWSD Students

This summer, HHWC is proud to launch a Pantry Packs Fundraiser to support weekend food packs for food-insecure students in the Lake Washington School District (LWSD).

The Pantry Packs program, powered by the Lake Washington Schools Foundation, provides essential weekend meals to over 1000 LWSD students who face hunger outside of school hours, ensuring they have the nutrition needed to thrive academically and emotionally.

*Goal: Fund 50 food packs ($7 each)

*Dates: Now until 07/25

*How to Donate: Contact us by email to [email protected]

*Note: Include “HHWC” and your child’s nickname (anonymous donations welcome)

All donations are voluntary and will go to LWSD for student food packs. We’ll share updates on donations. Thank you for your support!

Eric Huang and the HHWC Team

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P.S. More details about the program:

Pantry Packs, offered by the Lake Washington Schools Foundation, provides weekend food packs for 1,005 food-insecure LWSD students (from more than 43 participating schools), each week.

When kids don’t get enough to eat, they can’t concentrate and they can’t learn. Teachers tell of students excited to be at school on Mondays because they can eat there through federal programs. But these same children in the Lake Washington School District (LWSD) often go hungry on weekends or during school breaks.

$7 buys a single pack of food for a LWSD student.
$28 sponsors a single student’s monthly supply of packs.

2024–2025 HHWC Yearly ReviewHello everyone,Since the revival of our club in February 2024, we’ve grown from a single Scr...
06/09/2025

2024–2025 HHWC Yearly Review

Hello everyone,

Since the revival of our club in February 2024, we’ve grown from a single Scratch project team with just two members into a vibrant organization with seven distinct project teams.

Over the past year, we have offered nearly 40 camp sessions for children in the community, with more than 150 students participating in our various camps:

Scratch Camps (20 sessions)
Led by Eric and Xiao
TA: Kevin, Joey, Haneesh

3D Modeling Camp (7 sessions)
Led by Jerry
TA: Eric, Kevin

Christmas Art Camp (5 sessions)
Led by Elissa and Emily

Python Camp (7 sessions)
Led by Joey
TA: Xiao, Ryan, Kevin, Jerry

We are incredibly proud of HHWC’s spirit of service and the strong tradition of teamwork we’ve built over the years. Our heartfelt thanks go out to everyone for your continued support. We look forward to growing, learning, and making progress together with the children of our community.

We’re thrilled to announce three new summer camps for 2025: Java, AMC10, and Physics. Stay tuned for more details, and join us at the 2025 Summer Camps!

Warm regards,
Eric Huang and the HHWC Team

Congratulations on finishing the 7 week HHWC Python Coding Camp led by Joey Zhu and TAed by Xiao, Ryan, Jerry, and Kevin...
05/18/2025

Congratulations on finishing the 7 week HHWC Python Coding Camp led by Joey Zhu and TAed by Xiao, Ryan, Jerry, and Kevin!

Make sure to keep an eye out for more camps and activities!

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