PIXELS FOUNDATIONS (Ages 6–8): Play • Build • Create

Kids learn block-by-block problem-solving while building tiny worlds, simple shelters, and “redstone” surprises. We practice teamwork, spatial reasoning, and creative planning using Minecraft: Education Edition.

Skills: spatial awareness, collaboration, digital architecture, early coding logic (redstone circuits), creative problem-solving

We bring bricks to life with beginner robotics kits—sensors, motors, and playful block-coding challenges. Students learn sequencing, cause-and-effect, and how to “debug” with patience and teamwork.

Skills: sequencing & logic, cause-and-effect, debugging mindset, fine-motor control, collaboration

From doodle to digital! Kids sketch simple shapes, turn them into 3D models, and decorate with textures and colors—an inviting first step into design thinking.

Skills: spatial reasoning, shape recognition, visual design & color, creativity & iteration, confidence presenting work

Intro to Coding with Scratch

Kids design a tiny arcade-style game using drag-and-drop blocks—making characters move, talk, and react to score points. Along the way they learn events, sequences, loops, and simple “if” logic, plus basics like sprites, backdrops, and sound. It’s low-friction, high-creativity, and the perfect on-ramp to robotics and Minecraft modding.

Skills: logic and sequencing, pattern recognition, problem-solving, creative storytelling through code

Students bring their doodles to life using easy drag-and-drop animation apps (like Wick Editor or Scratch Jr). They learn storytelling, sequencing, and timing — key stepping stones toward coding logic and digital filmmaking later on.

Skills: sequencing, digital creativity, storyboarding, intro to logic

Skills: sequencing, digital creativity, storyboarding, intro to logic

Using tablets or kid-friendly software (like Tayasui Sketches or PaintZ), children explore how digital tools mimic real-world art. They’ll learn to blend, layer, and compose — the same fundamentals that evolve into graphic design later on.

Skills: visual balance, creative layering, fine motor control