Screen-Free Computational Thinking Workshops
Available across Mumbai
We run hands-on workshops where kids learn coding basics and problem solving without using any screens, using puzzles, games, and activities instead of computers.
Pricing Guide
Introductory Logic & Coding Workshop
Core Activity Modules
- Concept Storytelling: 15-minute explanation of a single tech concept (e.g., Binary communication or Pixel resolution).
- Hands-on Projects: Creating physical 'Pixel Art' on graph paper or assembling 'Binary Bracelets' with colored beads representing 0s and 1s.
- Kinesthetic Games: 'Program the Parent' or floor grid navigation to teach algorithms without screens.
Materials & Takeaways
- Stationery: Use of grid boards, markers, and logic manipulatives during the class.
- Take-home Items: The completed craft (bracelet/badge) and 1-2 laminated activity worksheets.
Class Logistics
- Duration: 90 to 120 minutes.
- Batch Size: Small group setting (approx. 1:8 instructor-student ratio).
- Venue: Conducted at premium child-friendly play centers.
Level 1: Quarterly Computational Thinking Course
Structured Curriculum (12 Weeks)
- Logic Fundamentals: Activities covering Sorting, Sequencing, and Pattern Recognition.
- Coding Concepts: Physical games to demonstrate Loops (For/While) and Conditionals using dance steps or beads.
- Algorithmic Thinking: Creating step-by-step instructions for tasks and 'Debugging' broken sequences on floor grids.
Physical Learning Tools
- Macro Activity: Large walkable floor grid mats for 'Body Coding' exercises.
- Tabletop Tools: Use of Analog Coding Cards, Tower of Hanoi, Sudoku (4x4), and Tangrams.
- Robotics: Basic exposure to button-operated floor robots (e.g., Bee-Bots) to test algorithms physically.
Progress & Logistics
- Deliverables: Weekly take-home 'Brain Teaser' puzzles and a completion certificate.
- Batch Details: 12 weekly sessions of 60-75 minutes each.
- Class Size: Limited to 4-6 students for personalized attention.
About Screen-Free Computational Thinking Workshops
Why We Do What We Do
I see a lot of kids learning to drag blocks on a screen, but not really understanding what’s happening. At Code-Riite, I want kids to actually think like problem solvers, not just follow instructions. Coding isn’t just about typing on a computer - it’s about learning how to break down problems and find solutions, even without a device.
How We Teach (Spoiler: No Screens!)
Everything I do is hands-on and playful. I use unplugged coding activities for kids, so they learn all the basics of computational thinking without ever needing a tablet or laptop. Here’s what that looks like:
- Puzzles and logic games that make you think
- Physical mazes and floor grids where kids act out their own algorithms
- Pixel art and creative projects to show how code creates images
- Building blocks and card games for sequencing, patterns, and debugging
Kids move, talk, and laugh a lot. It’s not just about learning to code - it’s about building creativity, teamwork, and real-world problem-solving.
What Kids Actually Learn
- How to write and follow algorithms (step-by-step instructions)
- Debugging mistakes through fun “mystery” games
- The basics of binary (the 0s and 1s behind computers)
- Breaking big problems into smaller ones
- Spotting patterns and making connections
Who It’s For
If your child is between 5 and 12, curious, and you want them to build computational thinking skills for primary students, this is for you. I run workshops at homes and public events across Mumbai. Kids who join usually love puzzles, art, or just moving around and figuring things out. No screens, just pure fun and learning.
Meet your Expert
Code-Riite
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My Story
We started Code-Riite 'cause we saw kids stuck to screens, but not really learning the real stuff - logic, problem-solving, all that. Coding shouldn’t just be block-dragging on a laptop. We ditched the screens and got messy instead. Now, kids at our workshops solve mazes on the floor, fold origami for algorithms, and even bake mug cakes to learn sequences! We just love watching that lightbulb moment when they get it, all by themselves.
My Work
What We Offer - Screen-free coding workshops, hands-on computational thinking for kids, Scratch, Bot Programming, Java, Python - for ages 5 to 12.
How We Teach - No screens, no boring lectures. We use puzzles, origami algorithm activities, Lego, and even baking to teach.
Who Should Join - If you want your kid to think smart, not just click smart, and you hate too much screen time, this is for you.
Workshops at Your Place - Gather 3-4 kids, and we’ll bring our creative coding without computers right to your home or society.