Minecraft: Education Edition
Where imagination meets logic
Age Group: 8+
What They Learn: Computational thinking, problem-solving, teamwork, creative design
Why Kids Love It: Minecraft was already a hit — now it’s a learning tool that feels like an open-world playground.
How iSchool Uses It:
Our students build entire digital cities, simulate ecosystems, and automate in-game actions using code. It’s a hands-on way to make STEM concepts feel real and fun.
Roblox Studio
From player to game developer
Age Group: 10–18
What They Learn: Lua scripting, game design logic, entrepreneurship basics
Why It Works: Kids go from playing their favorite games to actually creating them.
How iSchool Uses It:
We show students how to build, code, and publish games on the Roblox platform — with some even gaining fans and income from their creations. It’s where creativity meets opportunity.
CodeCombat
An epic quest powered by Python
Age Group: 10–16
What They Learn: Real programming languages like Python and JavaScript
Why It Works: Imagine a role-playing game where the hero fights monsters by writing code. That’s CodeCombat.
How iSchool Uses It:
As kids advance, we introduce text-based coding through CodeCombat. Students don’t just learn syntax, they use it to overcome in-game challenges and puzzles.
Tynker
Coding that grows with your child
Age Group: 6–16
What They Learn: Block coding, intro to text coding, AI & game development
Why It Works: Tynker combines fun characters and interactive projects with a structured learning path that adapts to each child’s pace.
How iSchool Uses It:
From building robots to training AI models, we use Tynker to explore cutting-edge tech in a way that’s simple and exciting for kids, even those just starting out.
Why These Games Matter
These aren’t just games, they're gateways.
They teach kids how to think logically, collaborate with others, and turn their creativity into something real. For some, it’s a spark that ignites a lifelong passion. For others, it’s just a really fun way to spend an hour after school with surprising benefits.
Final Thoughts: Let Kids Build Their Future, One Line of Code at a Time
At iSchool, we don’t believe in passive screen time. We believe in powerful, purpose-driven learning where every click, challenge, and “aha!” moment helps shape tomorrow’s tech leaders.
Whether your child is 6 or 16, beginner or advanced, there’s a game out there that can open doors. And we’re here to guide them through it.
Ready to start?
Visit www.ischooltech.com and click “Apply Now.”
Let’s help your child turn their passion for games into skills that will last a lifetime.
Learning to code is not a difficult task. Software development can be done by children as young as five years old. The child's ease of learning is primarily determined by the quality of instructors, projects, and examples available to him or her. Our approach fosters a sense of innovation and creativity in children, making learning an enjoyable and simple experience.
