Little Inventor's Lab
— Micro:Bit
Life-long learning starts with early age curiosity. In this class, we cultivate the curiosity to innovative ideas. In this class,
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Using block-based programming language to build smart instruments and devices
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Understanding the digital and physical world interaction
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Developing hand-on skills and persistence as a 21st century maker
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Discovering the infinite possibilities of digital technologies

Available in Fall 2025
Sample Project



Scratch I
— Virtual World Creation
1/25-5/24
$640: 15 classes + 1 final presentation
Time: Every Sat, 9:30-10:45AM
Location: 36601 Newark Blvd, #83, Newark CA 94560
Getting familiar to coding via block-based coding is a fun and simple way to cultivate learner's interest. In this class, students will:​
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Learn fundamental skills of using Scratch
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Digital storytelling with Scratch
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Snap blocks together to provide commands to program their own animations, stories and interactive art
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Sample Project
Scratch II
​— Scratch Game Design
1/25-5/24$640: 15 classes + 1 final presentation
Time: Every Sat, 11:15-12:30PM
Location: 36601 Newark Blvd, #83, Newark CA 94560
Unleash your creative skills with Scratch. In this class, kids will learn coding fundamentals like loops, variables, and conditionals as they build interactive games:
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Learn coding basics like sequencing, debugging, and events as they make dancing sprites, digital art, and even their own music and games
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Design your own world of characters, backdrops, and games as you learn coding concepts
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Encouraging proactive learning and programming
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Python I
— Python 101
1/25-5/24
$800: 15 classes + 1 final presentation
Time: Every Sat, 9:30-10:45AM
Location: 36601 Newark Blvd, #83 Newark CA 94560
Starting text-base coding with Python does not need to be boring, and we teach students Python with the challenges they care. With this class, students will​
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Learn Python by solving fun challenges inside MineCraft gameplays;
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Learn basic coding structures;
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Using basic coding structure to solve reasonably complex real life problems
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Python II
​— Python Turtle
Available in Fall 2025
Building game worlds with the Python knowledge we acquired and the only limit is our imagination​.
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Applying Python skills to produce art pieces
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Students feel the real power and potential of programming by constructing drawings
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Project-oriented learning and team-oriented collaboration
