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Ages 8-10

Junior Inventors Program for Kids (Ages 8-10)

Explore, Create & Innovate Through Fun, Hands-On STEM & Coding Learning

An 18-month online STEM program for elementary students, designed to introduce kids to coding, AI, robotics, and real-world technology through exciting projects.

Duration
18 Months
Age Group
8 - 10 Years
Classes
8 Classes per Month
Format
Live Online 1‑on‑1
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A happy boy cheering at his laptop beside a small robot car, with colourful code blocks on screen.
  • Robotics
  • AI
  • Games
  • 3D Design

Curriculum

18-Month STEM & Coding Curriculum for Kids

Our course is divided into 3 structured phases to ensure step-by-step learning.

18 months144 live classes3 phases

Phase 1 · Months 1–3Creativity, Exploration & AI Basics

  1. Month 1

    Month 1: Getting Started – Coding & Electronics

    • Coding Quest (Classic Maze)Coding
    • Code a Micro-ControllerElectronics
    • Farm AnimalsGame Dev
    • Rogue AsteroidGame Dev
    • Minecraft Voyage AquaticCoding
    • Making MelodiesElectronics
    • Let’s Build Circuits (Breadboard)Electronics
    • Maze CompetitionRobotics
  2. Month 2

    Month 2: 3D Modeling & Game Animation

    • Solar System3D
    • 3D House3D
    • Haunted HouseGame Dev
    • Name AnimationsGame Dev
    • Space Shuttle3D
    • Building a Bridge3D
    • Minecraft AdventurerCoding
    • Truck Competition3D
  3. Month 3

    Month 3: Intro to Generative AI & Machine Learning

    • Intro to Generative AIAI
    • Intro to Machine LearningAI
    • Meteor ShowerGame Dev
    • Be the HeroGame Dev
    • Absolute ModeAI
    • AI & Sign LanguageAI
    • AI for SchoolAI
    • Personalized Planning with AIAI

Phase 2 · Months 4–12Core Coding, Robotics & Development

  1. Month 4

    Month 4: Algorithms, Loops & Block Coding

    • AlgorithmsCoding
    • Loops (VEX VR)Coding
    • Dino JumpGame Dev
    • Monkey’s FeastGame Dev
    • Variables (VEX VR)Coding
    • Conditional StatementsCoding
    • Block CodingCoding
    • Code OptimizationCoding
  2. Month 5

    Month 5: Electronics & Interactive Games

    • Automated Street LightsElectronics
    • Arduino and RGB LED (RGB Lamp)Electronics
    • Motion MechanicsElectronics
    • Smart CityElectronics
    • PongGame Dev
    • Cat and MouseGame Dev
    • Echo Lamp (Smart RGB Lights)Electronics
    • Disk TransportRobotics
  3. Month 6

    Month 6: Advanced 3D & Game Design

    • Renewable Energy (Dam, Wind Mill)3D
    • UFO and Alien3D
    • Pong AdvancedGame Dev
    • Space ShooterGame Dev
    • 3D Taj Mahal (Part 1)3D
    • 3D Taj Mahal (Part 2)3D
    • Hour of Code: Hero’s JourneyCoding
    • Car Competition3D
  4. Month 7

    Month 7: Text-Based Coding & Game Dev

    • Typing HeroesComputer Skills
    • Text-Based CodingCoding
    • Zombie Shooter (Part 1)Game Dev
    • Zombie Shooter (Part 2)Game Dev
    • Tracy: Flowcharts & LoopsCoding
    • Tracy: VariablesCoding
    • Tracy: ConditionalsCoding
    • Tracy: Competition & DebuggingCoding
  5. Month 8

    Month 8: App Development

    • App Lab: Animal SoundsApp Dev
    • App Lab: Quiz AppApp Dev
    • GameFroot – Platformer 101 (Part 1)Game Dev
    • GameFroot – Platformer 101 (Part 2)Game Dev
    • App Lab: CalculatorApp Dev
    • App Lab: Age CalculatorApp Dev
    • App Lab: TimerApp Dev
    • App Lab: Area & Perimeter CalculatorApp Dev
  6. Month 9

    Month 9: Python Programming

    • Introduction to PythonPython
    • Variables and Data TypesPython
    • GameFroot Mechanics (Platformer 101)Game Dev
    • GameFroot Gameplay (Platformer 101)Game Dev
    • Input and Type ConversionPython
    • Arithmetic OperatorsPython
    • Comparison OperatorsPython
    • Logical OperatorsPython
  7. Month 10

    Month 10: Web Development & Python Lists

    • Wix Project 1: Business Proposal & MarketingWeb Dev
    • Wix Project 2: Setting Up & Designing the SiteWeb Dev
    • Wix Project 3: Website Content Creation & Media HandlingWeb Dev
    • Wix Project 4: Website Ad CreationWeb Dev
    • Conditional Statements & Flowcharts (if/else)Python
    • Conditional Statements & Flowcharts (elif)Python
    • ListsPython
    • List MethodsPython
  8. Month 11

    Month 11: Advanced Python & Platformer Games

    • Lists and ConditionalsPython
    • Built-in FunctionsPython
    • GameFroot – Classic Pack (Part 1)Game Dev
    • GameFroot – Classic Pack (Part 2)Game Dev
    • Python LibrariesPython
    • For Loops (Part 1)Python
    • Functions (Part 1)Python
    • Functions (Part 2)Python
  9. Month 12

    Month 12: App Building & Creative Projects

    • Musical InstrumentsApp Dev
    • CalculatorApp Dev
    • While LoopPython
    • Functions – Global VariablesPython
    • Quiz AppApp Dev
    • Math Formula CalculatorApp Dev
    • Unit ConversionApp Dev

    Choose one track

    Option 1: MIT App Inventor

    • Spelling BeeApp Dev

    Option 2: Thunkable

    • Mind GameApp Dev

Phase 3 · Months 13–18Advanced Projects & Real-World Skills

  1. Month 13

    Month 13: Python Chatbot Project

    ★ 8-Session Project

    Build a smart chatbot with features like a calculator, password generator, and grade calculator using core Python concepts.

    Built with:Python

  2. Month 14

    Month 14: Story or Recipe App Project

    ★ 8-Session Project

    Create a complete app (recipe or story) with custom features, navigation, and interactive design elements.

    Build it in:MIT App InventororThunkable

  3. Month 15

    Month 15: 3D House Project on Tinkercad

    ★ 8-Session Project

    Design a detailed 3D house in Tinkercad using real-world structure and creativity.

    Built with:Tinkercad

  4. Month 16

    Month 16: WordPress: Build & Launch a Professional Website

    ★ 8-Session Project

    Create and launch a professional website with pages, branding, and real content.

    Built with:WordPress

  5. Month 17

    Month 17: Game Development with Flowlab

    ★ 8-Session Project

    Build a complete game with player controls, levels, a scoring system, and animations.

    Built with:Flowlab

  6. Month 18

    Month 18: Capstone: Choose Your Path

    The trainer will help students choose the final project track based on their interests and skill level.

    Choose one track

    Option 1: AI Entrepreneurship

    Create a startup idea, build its AI-powered app/website, and present it with a professional pitch.

    • How Businesses Work: Money, Marketing & CustomersBusiness
    • What Is a Business Model?Business
    • AI Marketing Studio: Video Ads, Instagram & YouTubeBusiness
    • AI Website Creation & Marketing IntegrationWeb Dev
    • AI App Builder: Product App Creation (Part 1)App Dev
    • AI App Builder: UX Design & App Refinement (Part 2)App Dev
    • Pitch Deck Creation & Investor Presentation RehearsalBusiness
    • Investor Pitch Day & Startup Demo SessionBusiness

    Option 2: Python Mega Project: Mall Inventory System

    Develop a mall inventory system with admin, customer, and finance management features.

    • Conditional Statements (Nested if-else)Python
    • Lists and ConditionalsPython
    • Mall Inventory Project – Session 1Python
    • Admin Functions (Part 1)Python
    • Admin Functions (Part 2)Python
    • Customer FunctionsPython
    • Finance Officer FunctionsPython
    • Main MenuPython
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Learning Outcomes

Skills Your Child Will Develop

  • Coding & Programming Fundamentals

    Block coding, text-based coding and Python

  • Artificial Intelligence Basics

    Generative AI, machine learning and smart AI tools

  • Robotics & Smart Systems

    Circuits, Arduino projects and VEX VR robots

  • Game Development

    Build games in GameFroot, Flowlab and more

  • App Development

    Create apps in App Lab, MIT App Inventor and Thunkable

  • 3D Design & Modeling

    Design houses, bridges and space models in 3D

  • Problem-Solving & Logical Thinking

    Algorithms, flowcharts and debugging challenges

Why Parents Choose Junior Inventors

  • Learn from expert engineers
  • Real-world AI & robotics
  • Quizzes and class summaries after every session
  • Monthly feedback and exciting competitions
  • Team collaboration & creative challenges
  • Designed specifically for ages 8–10
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Student Success

Made by Junior Inventors Students

FAQs

Junior Inventors: Common Questions

How long is the Junior Inventors course?

The course runs for 18 months with 144 live online classes, divided into 3 structured phases for step-by-step learning.

What will my child learn?

Coding fundamentals, AI basics, electronics and virtual robotics, game development, app and web development, 3D design and Python, finishing with a capstone project.

How is this different from STEM at school?

Most STEM education in elementary schools is short and shared with a big class. Junior Inventors gives your child live classes with an engineer and hands-on projects in robotics, games, AI and 3D design.

What is the capstone project in month 18?

Students choose one track with their trainer: AI Entrepreneurship (create a startup idea, build its AI-powered app or website and pitch it) or a Python Mega Project (a mall inventory system with admin, customer and finance features).

Who teaches the classes?

All our trainers are professional engineers: software, electrical, and technology specialists, bringing real-world expertise into every single lesson.

How is my child’s progress tracked?

Quizzes and class summaries after every session, monthly feedback, and exciting competitions keep learning structured, fun, and rewarding.

What device does my child need?

A laptop or desktop with a working webcam, mic and a stable internet connection. Phones or tablets are not recommended because students cannot perform activities on them.

Can we try a class first?

Yes. Book a free 60-minute trial class, taught live by one of our engineer instructors.

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