#Creative Projects

Minecraft & Roblox Game Design

Minecraft and Roblox game design classes for kids ages 9-14. Learn to mod, build, and code inside the games they already love.

Ages 9–16 intermediate one on one
Most kids don't need to be convinced that Minecraft or Roblox are fun — this course meets them exactly there, and teaches real coding skills inside the games they already play for hours anyway.

Depending on which platform your child chooses, they'll learn Lua (for Roblox Studio) or Java-based modding (for Minecraft), building custom maps, mini-games, or mods with genuine programming logic behind them — not just creative-mode building.

Mentors guide each project from a first working prototype through to something genuinely playable: a custom obstacle course, a simple multiplayer mini-game, or a modded item or mechanic that didn't exist before.

By the end, your child will have a real, playable creation to show off to friends, along with practical experience in scripting, logic, and game design fundamentals that carry over into any future coding path.

This is often the course that "clicks" for kids who've felt bored or frustrated by more traditional first-coding-lesson formats — the motivation to keep going comes built in.

Curriculum

  1. 01

    Getting Started with Python

    Setting up, variables, and your first program.

  2. 02

    Loops & Logic

    Making decisions and repeating actions in code.

  3. 03

    Functions & Mini Projects

    Organizing code and building a text-based game.

  4. 04

    Final Project Showcase

    Build and present an original Python project.

What they'll be able to do

  • Write and debug real Python programs independently
  • Understand variables, loops, conditionals, and functions
  • Build and present an original project
  • Develop problem-solving and computational thinking skills

Course FAQs

No — this course assumes zero prior experience and starts from the very basics.

Just a browser. We use a beginner-friendly online Python editor, nothing to install.

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