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Start coding with Python the fun way! EduBlocks makes programming easy for young creators with colorful, drag-and-drop blocks.
Ignite your child’s passion for coding with Python using EduBlocks, a friendly block-based platform that makes learning Python’s syntax simple and fun. Through drag-and-drop blocks, students explore foundational programming concepts like variables, data types, and conditions, all while creating interactive projects that bring coding to life.
This gentle introduction helps young learners build confidence and develop computational thinking skills, setting them up for a smooth transition to text-based coding.
Prerequisites: Students need to have completed Junior Programmers Python Camp Level 1, or similar introductory course as a prerequisite.
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Time (Singapore Time, GMT +8) |
Course | Register |
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June 2nd to 6th |
10:30am to 12:30pm |
Junior Programmers: Python on Edublocks (Level 1) |
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June 9th to 13th |
2:30pm to 4:30pm |
Junior Programmers: Python on Edublocks (Level 2) |
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June 16th to 20th |
10:30am to 12:30pm |
Junior Programmers: Python on Edublocks (Level 1) |
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June 23rd to 27th |
10:30pm to 12:30pm |
Junior Programmers: Python on Edublocks (Level 2) |
System Requirements
A laptop or tablet with connected keyboard and mouse, webcam, and a good Wi-Fi connection. Learners should be familiar with basic use of a laptop or desktop computer and how to use Zoom.
EduBlocks is a free, kid-friendly platform that lets students learn Python programming using drag-and-drop blocks. It bridges the gap between block-based coding (like Scratch) and text-based Python, making it easier for young learners to transition to real-world coding languages.
EduBlocks displays the actual Python code alongside the blocks, helping students understand how block-based coding translates into text code. This visual connection makes it easier for them to move to text-based Python when they’re ready.
Students will learn Python fundamentals such as variables, data types, loops, conditionals, and lists-all through interactive, hands-on projects. They’ll also build confidence in problem-solving and computational thinking.
Absolutely! Many coding concepts-like sequencing, loops, and conditionals-are shared between Scratch and Python. EduBlocks is an ideal next step for kids who’ve enjoyed Scratch and want to try Python
All camps are taught in small groups with a maximum teacher-student ratio of 1:3, ensuring plenty of personal attention and support.
