STEM Creator introduces students to more structured programming and real electronic components. Students begin creating interactive games, building circuits, understanding sensors and programming beginner microcontroller projects. The emphasis shifts from following instructions to designing and creating their own solutions.
Students move beyond simple animation and learn how games work
Students build interactive, story-driven projects
Students understand commonly used electronic components
Students discover how electronic systems understand their surroundings
Students are introduced to microcontrollers and physical computing
Students combine coding, sensors and mechanical models to create automated systems
Every student takes home models they built — and understood — themselves.
Build a Scratch game with scoring, movement and collision detection.
Design a complete interactive maze challenge.
Create a digital quiz with scores and multiple questions.
Use a light sensor to automatically control an LED.
Use an ultrasonic sensor and buzzer to detect nearby objects.
Create an automatic lid-opening dustbin using an ultrasonic sensor and servo motor.
Build an automatic gate that opens when a vehicle approaches.
Create a button-controlled electronic doorbell system.
Detect movement or objects and activate an alert.
By completing STEM Creator, students develop:

Give your child hands-on experience in coding, robotics, AI, electronics and IoT through engaging, project-based learning.