Learn programming with MakeCode visual blocks, buttons and LED instant feedback, completing project work suitable for technology day showcases.
This course introduces programming in a fun, accessible way. Based on the Micro:bit and MakeCode block platform, colourful visual blocks let children stack programs like puzzles and enjoy coding easily. Even with no computer experience, children can try, create freely and start their coding adventure with careful teacher guidance.
Content progresses step by step, starting with Micro:bit basic functions (displaying icons, playing simple sounds) and guiding children to drag block commands to design their own mini-animations or interactive games. Through observation, operation, discussion and sharing, children develop exploration, creativity and confidence. The course also builds a strong foundation for future primary STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, Mathematics) learning, making it easier to connect with advanced innovation and technology courses after promotion.
A simplified programming interface with large icons suits young children. Physical buttons and LED displays give instant feedback; project creation encourages personal expression. Design aligns with early childhood cognitive development. End-of-term work can become interactive exhibits for school displays.
Grounded in early childhood learning characteristics, content is life-related, gamified and visual, letting children encounter programming naturally through joy and exploration. Teachers patiently guide and encourage each child to build confidence and enjoy learning. Through simple micro:bit operation and block coding, children not only meet technology but develop problem-solving thinking, creative expression and teamwork — an important first step into the STEAM world and a stable foundation for future learning.
The following courses are designed for kindergarten students — safe, low-burden, high-participation interaction, suitable for open days, STEM Week or parent-child showcases.
Combining magnetic block building with screen-free programming, enabling young children to assemble robots and use coding blocks to control movement, sound, and sensors.
Educational drones with protective guards combined with physical block coding let young children experience flight control, spatial positioning and basic programming thinking in a safe environment; indoor flight performances can be trained as school event highlights.
Child-safe low-temperature 3D pens — from flat tracing to 3D construction through story-themed creation, developing fine motor skills, spatial imagination and artistic creativity; work can be taken home or displayed at school.
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