Courses
Grad 3-6
Scratch
Scratch is a programming language developed by MIT that gives early exposure to programming without heavy prerequisites. Students are introduced to programming through storytelling — designing scenes, characters, and animations, then writing code to bring them to life. A three-month program with two live sessions per weekend, conducted on Google Meet in 1:1 classes.
- Fundamentals of Scratch, flow control & conditions
- Build games, animations & interactive stories
- Think creatively, reason systematically, work collaboratively
Coding Basics
Fundamentals of coding and the essentials of programming before beginning to code — flow control, conditions, and using Scratch to solve programming problems and puzzles through games and animations.
- Sequencing, loops, conditionals, functions, variables
- Build games & animations to solve programming puzzles
- Enhanced abstract, logical & creative thinking
Computer Fundamentals
How computers work, the basics of computer software and hardware and digital devices, and getting familiar with widely-used software like Photoshop, Word, Excel, and PowerPoint.
- How computers work
- Software, hardware & digital devices
- Introduction to everyday productivity software
