“Do the difficult things while they are easy and do the great things while they are small.”
Class Structure
3-Hour Workshop
Modular & Standalone
Pick and Choose Challenges!
4-Day Camps
Monday to Thursday
Serious Programming Fun!
Small Class Size
Small & Individualised Learning (Min. 2 to start a class)
Location
Onsite Camp: Computhink@TPYLibrary /
Online Camp: Zoom Virtual Classroom
Equipment
Laptops will be provided for students attending onsite classes
3-Hour Workshop Outline
As each Workshop Challenge is modular and standalone, you can pick and choose the workshop challenges that you want to attend. You can attend the workshops in any order.
The Minecraft Workshop Challenges are suitable for beginner to intermediate-level student learners between the age of 7 – 12.
Minecraft Challenge A: Roller Coaster Build Challenge
- Introduction to Code Builder
- Building Redstone Blocks
- Connecting and Testing with Powered Rail
- Build together with your friends and see who has the best Roller Coaster!
Minecraft Challenge B: Castle Defense Challenge
- Introduction to Code Builder
- Building Walls with Nested Loop
- Moat Defense with Nested Loop
- Code the Fighter Agent
Minecraft Challenge C: Redstone Circuit Challenge
- Introduction to Code Builder
- Building Redstone Circuits with Agent
- Connecting and Testing with Circuits
- Logic Gates (And, Or, Not)
Minecraft Challenge D: Smart Castle United
- Introduction to Code Builder
- Mining+Building with the Agent
- Work together with your teammates
- Complete the tasks and challenges and save the village!
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2022 October PSLE Marking Week
3-Hour Workshops
October 17th to 20th (Mon-Thu)
Minecraft Build Challenge
For Ages 7 to 12
Suitable for Beginners or Current Students
Minecraft Build Challenge Workshop
Workshop Duration: 3-Hours
For Minecraft, there are 3 different Challenges:
- Challenge A: Roller Coaster
- Think, Plan, Design and Code a fun Roller Coaster with code.
- Challenge B: Castle Defense
- Think, Plan, Design and Code to defend your castle against Monsters!
- Challenge C: Redstone Circuits
- Think, Plan, Design and Code to build circuits and machines with redstone circuits.
- Challenge D: Smart Castle United
- Think, Plan, Design and Code with your team-mates to protect your village from a monster horde!
Each workshop is modular and standalone, and you can choose to attend one or attend all the workshops.
Challenge A: Roller Coaster Challenge
Challenge B: Castle Defense Challenge
Challenge C: Redstone Circuit Challenge A
Challenge D: Smart Castle United
You can choose Online or Onsite options for your class:
*Onsite Classes will be held at our centre located at Toa Payoh Library (Side Entrance),
*Online Classes will be conducted via our Virtual Zoom Classrooms.
– Last updated: 11 Sep 2022 –
$120
** If registering for more than 1 student, please contact us for buddy discount.
Have questions?
Send us a message via Whatsapp
2022 October PSLE Marking Week
4-Day Camps
October 17th to 20th (Mon-Thu)
Python + Minecraft
For Ages 12 to 16
Suitable for Beginners or Current Students
Python + Minecraft Coding Camp
Camp Duration: Mon-Thu (4 Days, 3 hours/ day)
Students will attend all 4 days of the camp.
You can choose Online or Onsite options for your class:
*Onsite Classes will be held at our centre located at Toa Payoh Library (Side Entrance),
*Online Classes will be conducted via our Virtual Zoom Classrooms.
– Last updated: 11 Sep 2022 –
$540
** If registering for more than 1 student, please contact us for buddy discount.
Have questions?
Send us a message via Whatsapp
The Computhink Learning Experience
At Computhink, our teaching approach is enquiry based and our students are encouraged to think deeper and ask questions about what they are learning, and why they are learning it.
The best way to learn to program is to learn it the fun way! Students are taught scenarios and challenges that are age-appropriate and in topics, they can relate to.
The September Holiday Workshop Challenges are designed to be modular and standalone and are suitable for beginners as well as current students.
1. Computhink Student Portal
All Computhink Students enjoy the use of the Computhink Student Portal. The Student Portal is similar to the SLS use by MOE schools and is Computhink’s proprietary system for our student’s learning needs, where students will log in every day, and find notes, exercises, short videos, and video recordings explaining concepts for the day.
2. Hybrid Onsite Classes / or Online Classes
Students have the choice to attend their classes online or onsite. We support a hybrid learning model.
Onsite Classes are conducted with Safe Distancing Measures in place in our spacious classrooms in Computhink.
Online Classes are conducted on Zoom Virtual Classrooms. Login and account instructions will be emailed to you.
3. Online Coding Platform
Minecraft Education Edition accounts are provided (free) for students during the workshop. This is where your child will have their own account, and where they will code their daily projects.
Students joining the Python Code Combat will be guided to create a free account.
4. Challenges and Assessments
Students will be given close guidance for their coding challenges for their workshops to test their understanding. Our lessons are enquiry based to help your child learn better.
Students will be tested on their understanding via challenges to ensure they are following well.
Here’s what your child will experience in the September Challenge Workshops:
Have fun while learning to code in the exciting fun-filled camp.
Challenge themselves to think of solutions and to code them.
Learn about the exciting world of technology, computers and the internet.
Be guided by our experienced and dedicated programmer trainers.
Spark curiosity and creativity and let your child create anything they want!
Attending the Workshops will help your child to:
Experience what programming is, and how it is used professionally to solve problems and create solutions.
Encourage your child to want to learn how things work and develop a creator mindset.
Discover if your child has a talent for programming, and encourage them to specialise their talents in technology.
Inspire your child to want to learn more and create their own game and animation programs!
Learn To Code The Fun Way @ Computhink!
Not sure if this class is suitable for your child?
Contact us via our web-chat below, or WhatsApp/Telegram us at +65 8858 6173
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FAQs
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Is there any pre-requisites for joining this workshop?
This workshop is suitable for beginners and no prior programming experience is required.
Do I need to prepare anything for this workshop?
Onsite Classes: Laptops will be provided for students attending our onsite classes. You may bring along a jacket and a water bottle for your child.
Online Classes: Please make sure that your child has a working computer or laptop (Recommended system – CPU: Intel Core i3-3210 3.2 GHz / AMD A8-7600 APU 3.1 GHz or equivalent, RAM: 2GB), with a strong internet connection, and a working web camera.
- For the best virtual learning experience, it is recommended to have a second monitor plugged into your main computer. i.e. you have 2 screens. One screen is for viewing the teacher’s screen, and another screen is for your child to do their code.
- For younger students of the age 7 to 8, please have an adult within calling distance for the first 15-30 minutes of the class, as they may need help with how to operate a computer.
- Join the online session 10-15 minutes earlier. We will usually have the zoom session up 15 minutes before the class starts.
How are Online Classes conducted?
We have been conducting zoom virtual lessons for all our regular weekly students from Feb 2020 till now, so we are experts in making the online learning experience work for your child.
Here are the things we do:
1. StudentWeb Online Portal (LMS): All our notes, videos, assignments, zoom links are available online in our StudentWeb Portal. This is similar to the SLS that our MOE schools use, all our students will have secure access to the system for the camp.
2. Secure Zoom with Remote Support: We use the paid premium and secure version of Zoom with Remote Support enabled. When students need help, we can remote login to the student’s computers to help them. This is similar to how we would walk around the physical class to help individual students, so the support experience is the same.
3. Class Recordings: All online zoom classes are recorded and made available to students to view after the class. Students can review the lessons after, and replay parts of the lessons that they had problems understanding.
Do you provide a certificate upon completion of this workshop?
We provide every student with a certificate of completion at the end of the workshop.
What is Minecraft Education Edition and what can you do with it?
Minecraft: Education Edition is an educational version of Minecraft specifically designed for classroom use. It is being developed by Mojang AB and Xbox Game Studios and contains features that make Minecraft easy to use in a classroom setting. With Minecraft Education Edition, students can:
- Collaborate on projects with classmates
- Document your work and share in class
- Play in a secure environment with your class community
https://education.minecraft.net/how-it-works/why-minecraft/
What is Python good for?
Python® has been around for more than 20 years and has many libraries that gives it a lot of functionalities, such as
- Web and Internet development (e.g. Dropbox, Survey Monkey, Bitly)
- Scientific and Numeric programming, data analysis and modeling (e.g. in forecasting earthquakes)
- Desktop applications (e.g. in 3D animation for films)
- Networking and System Administration (e.g. OpenStack in cloud computing)
- …and much much more!
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