1. Scratch
Scratch is a block-based coding platform where students learn programming by dragging and dropping blocks.
Children create animations, games, and stories without typing code. It helps develop logical thinking and creativity.
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2. Motion & Sounds
Students learn how to make characters move, jump, rotate, and dance.
They also add sounds, music, and voice effects to make projects more interactive and fun.
3. Face Detection
Face detection teaches how a computer can recognize a human face using a camera.
Students learn basic AI concepts like detecting faces, expressions, and movement.
4. Speech to Text
Speech to Text converts spoken words into written text.
Children learn how voice commands work and how computers can listen and understand speech.
5. Catch the Ball
A fun game-based activity where students build a simple game to catch a ball using controls.
This teaches hand–eye coordination, logic building, and basic game design.
6. Controlling & IR Sensor (IoT)
Students learn how devices can sense objects using IR (Infrared) sensors.
They understand basic IoT concepts like how sensors control actions (lights, buzzers, robots).
7. Emoji Mirror
Emoji Mirror shows emojis based on face expressions (happy, sad, surprised).
It introduces AI and emotion recognition in a fun and visual way.
8. Story Making
Students create digital stories using characters, backgrounds, sounds, and dialogue.
This improves imagination, storytelling skills, and sequencing.
9. Mini Robot Show
Children program a mini robot or virtual robot to move, dance, or perform tasks.
This builds interest in robotics, automation, and problem-solving.