1:1 Live Mentorship for Effective Learning
1:1 Live Mentorship for Effective Learning
1:1 Live Mentorship for Effective Learning
Structured World-class Curriculum
Have fun developing the best Computational Thinking skills in 21st Century
Solve complex problems logically with the power of computational thinking and coding!
Structured World-class Curriculum
Practical Programming Projects
1:1 Live Mentorship for Effective Learning
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Our Curriculum changes based on your childs age
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Game and app development using Blocks
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Android app development
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Roblox
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Web development -HTML, CSS, JS
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Core JAVA
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Core Python
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Game and App Development using Javascript
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Game and app development using Blocks
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Game and app development using Javascript
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Web developmentusing python
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Android app development
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Roblox
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Web development -HTML, CSS, JS
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Core JAVA
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Core Python
Here is how Coding Classes helps our students
2 Hours Per Week
Our classes are 2hr per week depending on the age group
The Classroom
Interactive classes with regular assessments and quizzes
Curriculum
World Class curriculum created by experts
Homework
Continuous assessments and homework to help our students learn better
Why Learn Coding?
1:1 live personalized classes
curriculum aligned to child's immediate surrounding
Ivy League Certification
get a chance to become Lets Unbound Fellow
Participate in Global events Hackathon, Olympiad, and Other competitions
Curriculum by Arizona State University - Prep School
Well Structured 6 Month to 6 Year curriculum
See what parents and students say
Brilliant Projects by our Students
Infinite Space Run Game
Made by Aarya, Grade 5
Alphabet App
Made by Vihaan, Grade 3
Ping Pong Game
Made by Subodh, Grade 6
Cricket Game
Made by Rithvik, Grade 6
Made by Sandesh, Grade 6
Meet our Lets Unbound Superstar
I have been a team member of Unbound for several months starting September 2021. With the help of Miss Shruti Goswami, I’ve become much better at coding and have been able to learn and incorporate several learning skills. Because mathematics is a personal hobby of mine, I was able to use the Python language to improve this skill..........
Rushil Shah, Grade 11
Project of the month
See what he coded
Siddharth Jande
8 years old
Canada
Student Testimonial:
Hi! My name is Siddharth. I am 8 years old. I have learned sprite lab and app lab so far and I like making games. I made a whiteboard app on app lab and I enjoyed making this project because it can do whatever you want. We can write, draw and also choose different colors for pens. I like coding a lot and also want to learn Roblox!
How our classes Different from others
END GOAL
TEACHING APPROACH
STUDENT PARTICIPATION
CONTENT EMPHASIS
PRACTICE STYLE
Superficial completion of coursework
Teacher tells the answer directly
The WHAT - facts, formulas, procedures
Student learns passively by
watching
Through abstract, repetitive drills
The WHY - the reasoning behind the WHAT
Through real-world application
Student learns actively by doing
Teacher cues the student to discover the answer
Deep mastery of concepts
Regular classes
Lets unbound classes
Courses
Frequently Asked Questions
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What is the Programming language being used?The programming language being used depends on the course. For Game/App/Animation development, we use JavaScript whereas Web Development is done using HTML and CSS for the front end and JavaScript for the backend. The Core Python course and the Core Java Course use Python and JavaScript respectively.
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How will my child be able to learn coding in one 90 minutes workshop?Through the workshop, your child will be given a mere sneak peek into the world of coding. He/she will be given the opportunity to dive deep and explore the magical world of coding through this gateway. Teaching a concept and instantly applying the same to build a project motivates to think beyond the usual to further invent more and more games, apps, websites.
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Does learning Game Development and Web Development have to be done in the same order?We suggest learning Game Development first because it helps the child to understand the logical flow of coding and computational thinking for problem solving. Students should develop logical and computational thinking ability primarily because that is the first step to mastering the concepts. Once they are familiar with those ideas, they may take up Web designing in the front end using HTML and CSS and move onto backend coding for websites using JavaScripts which includes syntaxes.
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Can the projects that the kids do be published anywhere?Unbound students are able to develop practical and usable applications in game development and app development throughout the course. These projects can eventually be published and be made accessible to the public on their mobile phones.
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How do you manage a group class with every student having different learning speeds?The concepts are repeated to the students who have difficulty understanding and any doubts they may have are solved immediately. Meanwhile, the students who have grasped the lesson already are given puzzles to solve to help them retain concepts better.
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Will the students be able to cope up with their regular studies when they move up levels in the course?Yes. The sessions are only two days a week and concepts that the students learn are different from their regular academics. It can be seen as a fun and relaxing approach to learning new concepts rather than reading heavy material.
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How can parents track the homework or learning status of their child?Homework links for each class are shared to the parents in three different ways, either using the class Journal, Classcard or an Excel sheet.The excel sheet also logs the completion of the homework by each student which can be accessed by the parents to keep a track on the progress of their child.
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Are there any books that the student can refer to?We do not recommend any books. The kids at Unbound learn concepts using practical methods involving puzzles and projects which help them to remember the concepts well. They also maintain a virtual journal book by themselves, which they can refer to later on in case of any doubts.