Scratch is a visual programming language developed by MIT, designed for children, with over 70 million users worldwide
Drag-and-drop block programming, no typing required, lowering the learning barrier
Rich asset library and tools for free creative expression
Global community platform to exchange and learn with creators worldwide
Foundation for learning Python, JavaScript, and other languages
Progressive learning path from basics to project creation, comprehensively developing programming skills

6.5-7 years | 12 Lessons
Learn Scratch interface and basic operations
Understand sequence, loops, and events
Create simple animations and interactive stories
Develop basic logical thinking skills
Dancing Character Animation
Interactive Self-Introduction
Simple Chase Game
Music Rhythm Game
7-8 years | 12 Lessons
Master conditional statements and variables
Learn character interaction and scene transitions
Create animations with storylines
Develop storytelling and creative expression
Interactive Storybook
Character Dialogue Animation
Multi-Scene Adventure Story
Holiday Themed Animation Card
8-9 years | 12 Lessons
Learn basic game design principles
Master collision detection and scoring systems
Create simple interactive games
Develop problem-solving skills
Catch Game
Maze Adventure
Brick Breaker Game
Space Shooter Game
9-10 years | 12 Lessons
Learn complex game mechanics design
Master lists and cloning techniques
Create multi-level games
Develop systematic thinking skills
Platform Jumping Game
Tower Defense Game
Role-Playing Game
Multiplayer Battle Game
10-10.5 years | 12 Lessons
Learn basic algorithm concepts
Master data structure applications
Optimize program performance
Develop computational thinking skills
Sorting Algorithm Visualization
Search Algorithm Game
Data Analysis Tool
Intelligent Q&A System
10.5+ years | 12 Lessons
Complete personal creative projects
Learn project planning and management
Master presentation skills
Develop innovation and expression abilities
Personal Creative Game
Interactive Educational Tool
Art Creation Project
Social Issue Exploration
Maximum 8 students per class, ensuring personalized guidance
Project showcase events at the end of each term to develop presentation skills
Official Husky STEAM Lab certificate upon course completion
Weekend and weekday classes available to fit your schedule
Upon completion, children will comprehensively improve technical skills, thinking abilities, and overall competencies
Master Scratch visual programming
Understand programming concepts
Create interactive projects independently
Grasp basic algorithms and data structures
Logical thinking and problem analysis
Creative thinking and design thinking
Computational thinking and systems thinking
Critical thinking and reflection
Project planning and time management
Teamwork and communication
Self-directed learning and improvement
Innovation and practical ability