🎯 Grade-by-Grade Progression

Programs by Grade (1 to 10)

A structured roadmap taking kids from tactile playful curiosity in Grade 1 to building independent AI models and autonomous rovers in Grade 10.

Interactive Learning Progression (Grades 1–10)

Curriculum Timeline & Learning Roadmap

Scroll horizontally along the timeline to follow how students progressively evolve from tangible circuit blocks to real Python, IoT telemetry, and computer vision AI.

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Phase 1

Grade 1–2

Ages 6–7

Little Innovators: Explore & Create

Fostering tactile curiosity with magnetic circuits, motorized gears, and block logic.

Hands-on Hardware

Modular Magnetic SnapsColor SensorsMini DC Motors+1 more

Coding & Tools

Scratch JrStory BlocksFutureMinds KidPad

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Capstone Project

Motorized Lighthouse with Auto Night Sensor

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Phase 2

Grade 3–4

Ages 8–9

Junior Makers: Build & Experiment

Moving from simple circuits into programmable microcontrollers and sensory rovers.

Hands-on Hardware

BBC Micro:bit v2Ultrasonic SonarServo Motors (180°)+1 more

Coding & Tools

MakeCode BlocksBlockly RoboticsTinkercad Circuits

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Capstone Project

Smart Room Security Rover with Motion Alarm

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Phase 3

Grade 5–6

Ages 10–11

Code & Engineer: Bridging Blocks to Text

Introducing typed Python fundamentals, solderless breadboard prototyping, and autonomous rovers.

Hands-on Hardware

Arduino Nano / UnoSolderless BreadboardsL298N Motor Driver+1 more

Coding & Tools

Python 3 BasicsArduino IDE / C++Pygame Turtle

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Capstone Project

Black-Tape Autonomous Line-Follower Racebot

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Phase 4

Grade 7–8

Ages 12–13

Innovate & Automate: Smart IoT & Systems

Engineering connected smart home IoT devices, sensor telemetry networks, and cloud automation.

Hands-on Hardware

ESP32 Wi-Fi / BLE BoardOLED Display (128x64)Soil Moisture & DHT11 Weather Sensors+1 more

Coding & Tools

Python Data ScriptsMQTT / WebSocketsESP-IDF / Arduino

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Capstone Project

IoT Cloud Weather Station & Auto Greenhouse

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Phase 5

Grade 9–10

Ages 14–16

Future Tech Leaders: AI, Vision & Robotics

Advanced neural classifiers, camera computer vision with OpenCV, and competitive robotics capstones.

Hands-on Hardware

Raspberry Pi 4 / ESP32-CAMHigh-Res Wide CameraRobotic Arm Servos (4-DOF)+1 more

Coding & Tools

Python 3 (NumPy & OpenCV)TensorFlow Lite for MicrocontrollersGitHub Basics

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Capstone Project

Autonomous Vision-Guided Sorting Robotic Arm

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Roadmap Stage 02: Grade 3–4 (Ages 8–9)

Junior Makers: Build & Experiment

Moving from simple circuits into programmable microcontrollers and sensory rovers.

Core Learning Milestones in Grade 3–4

Learn variable counters, loops, and conditional if-else statements

Interface ultrasonic echo sensors to measure distance in real time

Assemble a 2-wheel motorized robotic chassis with battery management

Complete hands-on bug-hunt sessions to identify wiring & logic errors

Hands-on Hardware Kit (1:1 Ratio)

BBC Micro:bit v2Ultrasonic SonarServo Motors (180°)Infrared Line Sensors

Software & Languages

MakeCode BlocksBlockly RoboticsTinkercad Circuits

Capstone Build Showcase🛡️

Smart Room Security Rover with Motion Alarm

A miniature rover that patrols a perimeter and triggers an audible siren when someone approaches.

Hands-on physical construction

Every student builds and tests independently

Planned for the Future Minds Ananth Nagar lab

Batch: Strictly 4–5 Students

Batches & Timings

Choose a Schedule that Fits Your Child's Routine

All batches are capped at strictly 4–5 students to guarantee individual hardware stations.

Max 4–5 Students / Batch

Weekend Intensive Batches (Sat & Sun)

Morning Batch (Sat & Sun)Planned batch

From 10:30 AM; 1-hour session, timing to be confirmed

Ideal for: Grades 1 to 4 (Ages 6–9)

Afternoon Batch (Sat & Sun)Planned batch

Afternoon; 1-hour session, timing to be confirmed

Ideal for: Grades 5 to 7 (Ages 10–13)

Evening Batch (Sat & Sun)Advanced AI & IoT

Before 5:30 PM; 1-hour session, timing to be confirmed

Ideal for: Grades 8 to 10 (Ages 13–16)

Weekday After-School Batches

Tue & Thu After-SchoolAfter-School

4:00 PM-8:00 PM; 1-hour session, timing to be confirmed

Ideal for: Grades 3 to 7 (Ages 8–13)

Wed & Fri After-SchoolNew Batch

4:00 PM-8:00 PM; 1-hour session, timing to be confirmed

Ideal for: Grades 5 to 10 (Ages 10–16)

Child-Safe Lab Policy: All hardware operates under low-voltage safe DC (3.3V–5V). Lab workstations feature rubber anti-static mats and individual surge-protected power docks.

Grade-wise project guides

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