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The curriculum is designed for children ages 2–6, with activities that scale by age. Younger kids (2–3) focus on physical activities like sorting and sequencing games, and can build browser-based games with parent assistance. Older kids (4–6) can enjoy AI-assisted game building more independently with parent guidance. There's a "Toddler Mode" and a "Preschooler Mode" for every activity.

No coding experience required. The curriculum and AI Prompt Pack includes copy-paste prompts for ChatGPT and Claude that generate activities and games automatically using AI. All you need is curiosity and a willingness to build alongside your kid!

Computational thinking (or algorithmic thinking) is how computer scientists break down and solve problems — sorting, recognizing patterns, following sequences, and debugging when things go wrong. Toddlers naturally do all of these things (sorting toys, following routines, asking why). This curriculum makes those connections explicit through hands-on activities, no screen required.

No. Every activity uses everyday household items — blocks, toys, snacks, paper, socks. No $200 robot kits, no special apps. The unplugged activities require zero technology. The game building activities only need a browser and an AI assistant like ChatGPT or Claude (both free).

Absolutely not. The guide is written for parents, not necessarily programmers. Every activity uses simple, everyday language and focuses on computational thinking — which is just fancy talk for logic and problem-solving. If you can follow a recipe, you can teach this curriculum.

Yes. 100% of the core activities are designed to be unplugged with game building as a fun weekly activity. We believe children first need to understand the logic of technology through physical play before they move to screens. While we offer a digital eBook for parents to read, the kids never need to touch a device for the majority of the core curriculum.

To keep the price low and delivery instant, the curriculum is a beautifully designed digital eBook. It's optimized for reading on your phone while playing, or printing out to keep in your activity binder.

Each week focuses on one computational thinking concept with five daily activities — typically 15–30 minutes each. Feel free to go at your own pace! You can pick and choose which days to do, skip weekends, or double up. It's flexible enough for real family life.