JUNIOR CREATORS (Ages 9–12): Build • Code • Design

Students plan, build, and decorate custom worlds while learning how structure, symmetry, and Redstone logic bring designs to life. Each session mixes creativity with teamwork—think castles, obstacle courses, and functioning machines.

Skills: spatial reasoning, planning & collaboration, Redstone logic, digital architecture, creative problem-solvingg

Kids transform ideas into playable games using Roblox Studio’s beginner coding tools. They’ll design terrain, add characters, and test gameplay while learning how loops, events, and physics shape a fun experience.

Skills: game logic, coding basics, 3D environment design, playtesting & iteration, creativity through storytelling

Students learn to create 3D models from scratch—designing parts, slicing files, and watching their work come to life on the printer. It’s a blend of digital art and engineering that teaches patience, precision, and creativity.

Skills: spatial awareness, digital design workflow, measurement & scaling, attention to detail, design thinking

Using everyday props, clay, or LEGO, students plan short animated scenes and capture them frame-by-frame. They add sound, lighting, and simple effects for a mini-movie they can proudly share.

Skills: storytelling & sequencing, patience & precision, visual composition, teamwork, digital media literacy

Students learn how to plan a story or game scene visually—sketching key moments, labeling camera angles, and mapping out how action flows. It’s the creative blueprint behind great animations and games.

Skills: sequencing, visual organization, creative planning, communication through art, storytelling structure

A fun, gamified intro to typing and keyboard shortcuts that make digital projects faster and smoother. Students “type to create”—writing captions, file names, and short descriptions for their builds or videos.

Skills: keyboard fluency, hand-eye coordination, digital efficiency, focus, literacy in tech environments

Students start with block-based coding (Scratch, MakeCode) to learn the building blocks of programming—loops, conditionals, and variables—by making fun mini-games and simple animations. As they grow more confident, they’ll peek into text-based coding to see how those same commands look in real code. It’s creative logic made approachable and fun!

Skills: computational thinking, problem-solving, pattern recognition, sequencing & logic, coding vocabulary comprehension