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A growth roadmap that fits
your child’s age, step by step

Children start in the class that fits their age and move on at their own pace. At the end of every course they introduce what they built, in English — see where your child could start.

Kindergarten

Ages 6–7

Lower elementary

Gr 1–4 · ages 7–10

Upper elementary

Gr 5–6 · ages 11–12

Middle school

Gr 7–8 · ages 13–14

SEED is an optional kindergarten play-English pre-stage — not prep for elementary SPARK, but where a child first comes to love English and making. Tap any stage to open its course page. Not sure where to start? Just reach out — we’re glad to help.

How a stage flows

One stage = four six-month courses

A course runs six months, and every course closes with a family-invited Demo Day where your child introduces what she built, in English. The first course of each stage assumes no experience at all. Materials are billed at cost, with no markup.

Session length by age

SEED 2×60 min a week · SPARK 1×90 min · MAKER and up 1×120 min. They sit for as long as they can concentrate, and no longer.

Up to 6 children

A small group, so there’s enough room to speak in English and to get help when stuck.

A Demo Day every course

At the end of six months, children introduce what they made to family in English — and we film it.

Where do we start?

Most start by age — but the right answer is different for every child

A 4th-grader new to coding, a 2nd-grader who has already tried block coding — the first course of each stage assumes nothing, and the ones after it open with a short practical so we can see together what she can do now.

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How we handle AI

We handle AI differently at each stage

At Makerlab we handle AI differently at each stage. When children are young we don’t use AI at all, so they build the strength to make things themselves; as they grow, we allow AI as a tool only once they can read, explain and check the code AI produces. They learn digital citizenship and privacy along the way.

Where should my child start?

Just tell us your child’s grade and interests, and Adriana will personally suggest the right starting point.

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