Programming
Scratch Jr. Story Lab
Kids create a short animated story using blocks. Focus: sequencing, cause-and-effect, and joyful exploration.
- 45 min weekly session
- Parent summary after class
Ages 5–7: playful foundations
Younger children learn best when lessons feel safe, short, and predictable. Our ages 5–7 courses use storytelling, movement breaks, and hands-on tasks to build early skills in language, creativity, and thinking. Parents get clear weekly updates and optional at-home activities that take 10–15 minutes.
Live sessions
45 minutes
Group size
Small groups
Parent note
After each class
Designed for early confidence
We celebrate participation and effort, so children feel safe to try, make mistakes, and learn.
Course list
Pick a starting course based on your child’s interests. Many families begin with one core class and add a creative option later.
All courses are suitable for minors
Languages
English Through Cartoons
Songs and short clips help children learn everyday words and simple speaking routines with confidence.
- Gentle speaking practice
- Game-style review
Art & Creativity
Drawing Basics: Shapes to Stories
Children learn lines, shapes, and simple composition while turning drawings into short stories they can share.
- Skill-building prompts
- Confidence-first feedback
School Prep
School Readiness: Reading & Math
A calm program for early literacy and number sense using friendly games and simple worksheets.
- Letters and sounds
- Counting and comparisons
Math & Logic
Logic Playtime Club
Short puzzles, patterns, and “spot the rule” games that build careful thinking without pressure.
- Pattern recognition
- Hands-on activities
Confidence
Show & Tell Speaking Club
Children practice polite turn-taking, describing objects, and asking friendly questions in a safe setting.
- Supportive group culture
- Simple speaking prompts
Not sure which course fits best?
Tell us what your child enjoys (building, stories, art, puzzles) and we will recommend a calm starting plan with one course and a simple practice routine.