Logic & Block Coding
Blockly, Code.org, and Scratch — ordered instructions, loops, events, and a first debugged program.
Course Overview
What your child will build in Junior Creator
Junior Creator is a six-month course for children just starting their tech journey. It starts with logic and block coding, moves into Scratch and MakeCode Arcade games, then real Python, micro:bit robotics, and supervised AI tools — finishing with a working AI app your child presents to you live on Demo Day. Classes run five times a week, one hour each, in small groups of no more than five children.
What Your Child Will Learn
Real tools, real projects
Scratch & Arcade Games
A catcher game with score and collision, a maze with broadcasts, then MakeCode Arcade with enemies and sound.
Python Foundations
print, variables, input, if/elif/else and loops — ending in a playable text decision game.
Functions & Data
Functions, lists, dictionaries, and debugging, used to build a quiz engine and Turtle games.
Robotics & APIs
Files and web APIs, then micro:bit and Wokwi circuits wired and driven from Python.
AI & Prompt Engineering
Supervised AI tools and prompt engineering, building toward a real working AI app.
Demo Day Presentation
Learn to explain and present a finished project live to family, out loud, with confidence.
Small-Group Collaboration
Work alongside up to four classmates, discussing approaches and giving feedback every session.
Curriculum
Six months, month by month
- Blockly, Code.org, and Scratch fundamentals
- Ordered instructions, loops, and events
- A first fully debugged program
- A catcher game with score and collision
- A maze game using broadcasts
- MakeCode Arcade with enemies and sound
- print, variables, and input
- if/elif/else and loops
- Capstone: a playable text decision game
- Functions, lists, and dictionaries
- Debugging real programs
- Building a quiz engine and Turtle games
- Files and web APIs
- micro:bit and Wokwi circuits
- Driving hardware from Python code
- Supervised AI tools and prompt engineering
- Building a working AI app
- Presenting live to parents on Demo Day
Who Is This Course For
Best fit scenarios
- Children ages 7-10 taking their very first steps into coding and technology — no experience needed.
- Kids who love games, hands-on projects, and showing off what they've built.
- Families who want a structured, six-month path that ends in a real Demo Day, in a small group of no more than five children.