Online Courses for Kids
Ages 7–16

The same languages used by Google, YouTube, Netflix, and Facebook — taught step by step. Kids don't just learn to code; they build a working game inside a working website, learning three disciplines at once. No simplified toy environments — real code from day one.

• Build a complete game and website from A to Z
• Learn how the Internet actually works
• Work with databases — save and retrieve real data
• Deploy your site so anyone in the world can access it
• Study at your own pace — content yours forever

Kids learn Python — the world's fastest-growing programming language — by building a full 3D Minecraft-style game. Taught by a Unit 8200 graduate and Python developer. Small groups, live Zoom sessions, interactive and project-based from the very first lesson.

• Variables, loops, functions, and conditions in Python
• Build a full 3D game with a first-person camera
• Destroy and place blocks — real game mechanics
• Create a personal game world with your own design
• Think algorithmically — skills that transfer everywhere

A complete filmmaking course covering the history of cinema, directing, camera techniques, script writing, and professional video editing — all using free, legal professional software. Kids come away having created real videos, not just exercises.

• Directing, camera angles, and professional shot types
• Edit on professional software (free & legal)
• Write a script — formulas used by real screenwriters
• Analyze real films and understand how cinema works
• Create and publish on YouTube

Scratch was developed at MIT specifically so younger kids can learn programming without needing to type in English. Using colorful blocks instead of text commands, children learn real programming concepts — loops, variables, conditions — while building games, stories, and animations they're proud to show off.

• Create original games, stories, and interactive animations
• Understand loops, variables, and conditions — real CS concepts
• Build simulations and interactive educational tools
• A natural stepping stone toward Python and JavaScript
• No English reading required to get started