Ages 6–9 · Grades 1–4
Coding for AI: Scratch Projects
AI ideas, no typing required
2–3 students per club
- ✓ Live, instructor-led online classes
- ✓ Small group · 2–3 students
- ✓ Google Classroom + recordings
- ✓ First-month money-back guarantee
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Each cohort runs for 6 weeks. Pick the day and time that fits your week.
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Saturday for 6 weeks · from May 9, 2026 · 10:00 AM – 11:00 AM Eastern Daylight Time
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Wednesday for 6 weeks · from May 13, 2026 · 5:00 PM – 6:00 PM Eastern Daylight Time
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Saturday for 6 weeks · from Jun 6, 2026 · 10:00 AM – 11:00 AM Eastern Daylight Time
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Tuesday May 6, 2026 · 6:30 PM – 7:00 PM Eastern Daylight Time
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Sunday May 10, 2026 · 4:00 PM – 4:30 PM Eastern Daylight Time
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What your child needs
Standard home setup — no special hardware required.
What your child needs
Standard home setup — no special hardware required.
- •Laptop or tablet (camera + microphone)
- •Headphones with mic
- •Mouse recommended (easier than trackpad for blocks)
- •A quiet, well-lit space
About this course
The full description, in plain English.
About this course
The full description, in plain English.
Block-based coding in Scratch with an AI twist. Kids build games where the computer plays back, characters that recognize voice or images, and stories that adapt to player choices.
What your child will be able to do
4 concrete outcomes by the end of the cohort.
What your child will be able to do
4 concrete outcomes by the end of the cohort.
- ✓Build complete Scratch games
- ✓Use Scratch's AI extensions
- ✓Add voice and image recognition to projects
- ✓Tell interactive stories with code
Weekly sessions
Live, small-group classes — 6 weeks total.
Weekly sessions
Live, small-group classes — 6 weeks total.
- 1
9 May – 15
First Scratch game
Sprites, motion, and points.
- 2
16 May – 22
Smart enemies
Make sprites that chase, hide, or learn.
- 3
23 May – 29
Talk to your game
Voice and image extensions.
- 4
30 May – 5 Jun
Final project
An AI-powered Scratch game to share.
Detailed curriculum
What we cover, broken down by level.
Detailed curriculum
What we cover, broken down by level.
Level 1
Scratch foundations + AI ideas
- ●Sprites, costumes, and motion
- ●Loops, events, and broadcasts
- ●Voice and sound triggers
- ●What makes a sprite 'smart'
- ●Pattern recognition in simple games
Level 2
AI-powered game design
- ●Scratch's built-in AI extensions
- ●Image and voice recognition for sprites
- ●A game that learns from the player
- ●Chatbot characters in Scratch
- ●Final project: a complete AI Scratch game
How we assess learning
No grades — we watch how kids think and tell parents what we see.
How we assess learning
No grades — we watch how kids think and tell parents what we see.
- ✓Engaging Q&A sessions with verbal and drawing activities
- ✓Short presentations — like 'My Smart Robot Story' or 'My AI Promise'
- ✓Teacher observation of student engagement and logical thinking
- ✓Group projects to foster teamwork and collaborative problem-solving
- ✓Hands-on assignments to evaluate individual understanding and creativity
Your instructor team
Educators with day-job experience in AI, coding, and child-centered teaching.
Your instructor team
Educators with day-job experience in AI, coding, and child-centered teaching.
All instructors are trained to deliver age-appropriate, engaging, and safe learning. Two to three students per club means every child gets real attention every session.