Our Curriculums
Preview the structured STEM lesson paths we are building for kids in 2nd grade and up.
Curriculums are launching soon. Join the newsletter to be the first to know when lessons are available.
Join the NewsletterIntro to Python Programming
Learn the basics of coding with Python through fun, interactive lessons. Build simple games and solve puzzles while learning to think like a programmer.
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Engineering Fundamentals
Discover the basics of engineering through hands-on building projects. Learn about structures, forces, and materials while constructing your own creations.
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Learning with Science Experiments
Explore the wonderful world of science through exciting experiments you can do at home or in class. Discover chemistry, physics, and biology basics.
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Math Adventures
Make math fun and exciting with puzzles, games, and real-world problems. Build a strong foundation in number sense, geometry, and logical thinking.
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Robotics & Automation
Build and program simple robots using LEGO kits and basic sensors. Learn about motors, sensors, and how robots interact with the world around them.
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Intro to Artificial Intelligence
Discover what AI is and how it works through age-appropriate activities. Train simple models and learn the basics of machine learning in a fun way.
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What's Coming
We are turning Avanza STEM workshop and project topics into guided curriculum paths.
Build Lesson Paths
We are organizing each topic into beginner-friendly lessons with clear goals and age-appropriate pacing.
Test Activities
Hands-on activities are being refined through projects and workshops before full lessons launch online.
Launch Lessons
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