Your child builds a video game that gets smarter the more it plays, powered by a machine learning model they train themselves. They run the full loop real AI engineers use: collect data, train, test, and wire it into a game. It is the difference between using AI and building it.
Every session features hands-on projects where kids train models to recognize hand gestures, keypresses, or voice commands, then connect those models directly to games they build in Scratch. Along the way, students learn about dataset size, accuracy, bias, and the engineering mindset.
Parents are welcome to watch and check out what their child builds, and we encourage playing the games together at home.
Spots are limited. Register early to secure your child's place!