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Code Is a Superpower.
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Saturday morning classes where kids 6–10 drag colorful blocks into sequences that make cartoon robots dance — then cheer when the code runs.

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Peek Inside a Class

Real kids. Real code. Real cheers.

Every Spark class ends with a demo showcase where kids present what they built to each other. The room gets loud.

Children laughing and pointing at their screens during a Spark coding class, colorful code blocks visible on monitors
📍 Saturday, 10am — 40 minutes of pure building
Student Projects

Flip a card — see the code inside

Every project is built by a real kid, in class, in one session.

Grade 2 project
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Maze Runner

Amara's first game — a maze where a cat collects fish.

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The code behind it
// Move the cat with arrow keys
when keyPressed() {
cat.moveTo(key.direction, 10)
}
// Collect fish — score goes up!
when cat.touches(fish) {
score.add(1)
fish.moveToRandom()
}
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Grade 3 project
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Dance Bot

Leo's robot that does the worm when you clap.

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The code behind it
// Listen for a clap sound
when soundDetected('clap') {
robot.playAnimation('worm')
music.play('funky-beat')
}
// Repeat 3 times
repeat 3 {
robot.spinAround()
}
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Grade 4 project
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Weather Painter

Sofia's app that draws rain, sun, or snow on the screen.

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The code behind it
// Check today's weather
if weather === 'sunny' {
sky.draw('sunshine', color.yellow)
} else if weather === 'rainy' {
sky.draw('raindrops', color.blue)
} else {
sky.draw('snowflakes', color.white)
}
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↑ These are actual projects from Spark students. Tap any card to see the code.

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Free Starter Project

Take a class home — for free.

Download the Maze Runner starter project: a fully commented, ready-to-open file your kid can remix right now. No account needed, no app to install.

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Pre-built maze template

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Inside One Class

55 minutes. One idea. Infinite builds.

Here's exactly what happens in a Spark session — from the moment kids sit down to the moment they can't stop talking about what they made.

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9:55 amStep 01

Arrival & Warm-Up Puzzle

Kids walk in and find a mystery code snippet on their screen. They've got 5 minutes to guess what it does before we reveal it. The room fills with theories.

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10:05 amStep 02

Concept Introduction

The teacher introduces one idea — loops, conditions, or events — using a short story and a live demo. No slides. Just a shared screen and a lot of 'oh wait, THAT'S why' moments.

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10:20 amStep 03

Guided Build

Everyone builds the same starter project together, step by step. The teacher narrates live. Kids follow along, but mistakes are celebrated — they're how we learn.

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10:35 amStep 04

Free Build Time

The last 15 minutes belong to the kids. They remix, break things, and try wild ideas. This is where the magic happens. The teacher circulates and asks questions, never gives answers.

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10:50 amStep 05

Demo Showcase

Every kid gets 30 seconds to show their screen. The room erupts. Even the kids whose code didn't quite work get cheers — because they tried something nobody else tried.

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Spring sessions start March 8th

Small groups · 6 kids max · Ages 6–10

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From the Families

The kids say “again, again.”

We let the families do the talking.

I honestly expected my daughter to lose interest after the first week. Instead she woke me up at 7am on Saturday asking if it was time for Spark yet. She built a game that made her little brother cry laughing.

Portrait of Melissa Okonkwo, Parent, second grader

Melissa Okonkwo

Parent, second grader

We run a homeschool co-op and needed something with real structure. Spark gives us a full lesson plan, vocabulary cards, and extension activities. The kids think they're just playing. They're actually learning CS concepts.

Portrait of David Ramirez, Homeschool co-op organizer

David Ramirez

Homeschool co-op organizer

I fill our spring after-school slots every February. This year I had a waitlist by January 12th — just from word of mouth. Parents don't just re-enroll, they recruit other parents.

Portrait of Priya Venkataraman, After-school program director, Chicago

Priya Venkataraman

After-school program director, Chicago

200+
Families enrolled
92%
Re-enrollment rate
6 max
Kids per class
4.9★
Average rating
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Ready to Begin

Press play on your kid's curiosity.

Spring sessions fill fast — we keep classes to 6 kids so every child gets real attention. Grab a spot, or start with the free project today.

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✓ No prior coding experience needed✓ Ages 6–10✓ 6 kids per class, max✓ Cancel anytime
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Two children pointing at a computer screen together, laughing in a bright classroom
Child raising hand enthusiastically in a small classroom during a coding demo showcase