1Week 1
Meet Your Robot
Assemble a simple driving base and give your robot a name.
Parts & framesMotors
12-week journey
A term that builds real skills, week by week.
Here's a representative beginner curriculum for ages 5–14. Each session names what students actually make — so progress is something you can see, hold, and show off. We adapt the pace and content to your school's goals.
2Week 2
Make It Move
Program your robot to drive forward, reverse, and spin in place.
SequencingLoops
3Week 3
Sensing the World
Add a distance sensor and watch your robot 'see' the walls.
InputsSensors
4Week 4
The Obstacle Avoider
Code a robot that stops and turns before it bumps into anything.
If / thenConditionals
5Week 5
Follow the Line
Use a color sensor to chase a winding track around the floor.
CalibrationFeedback loops
6Week 6
Robot Reflexes
Make your robot react to a clap, a button, or a flash of color.
EventsTriggers
7Week 7
Gears & Power
Build a geared arm that lifts far more than the motor could alone.
MechanicsGear ratios
8Week 8
The Claw
Design a grabber that picks up and drops small objects on command.
ActuatorsDesign
9Week 9
Maze Runner
Plan and program a path that solves a taped-floor maze.
AlgorithmsPlanning
10Week 10
Code Your Game
Turn your robot into a controller for a mini on-screen game.
LogicVariables
11Week 11
Invent-It Challenge
Dream up and prototype your own machine to solve a real problem.
Design thinkingIteration
12Week 12
Showcase & Demo Day
Polish your build and present it to family and friends.
CommunicationConfidence
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