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In this class, we will open a demo lesson in Minecraft Education Edition. You will not need to pay for any license, and you do not need to log in with any account.

• Before class, please install the application from https://education.minecraft.net/en-us/get-started/download as soon as possible.
• To install this, you will need a PC with Windows 10+ or a Mac with macOS 10.13+. It is also available for iPad, only if you can join the classroom and share the iPad screen.
• You must install the game on the same computer or tablet that you use to join the class.

When we begin, you will first join the Peercamp class, then open the Minecraft game, then share your screen, and I will guide you through your login and world setup.

This is a single class. Each time you take this class, you will start from the beginning. You can repeat the class until the whole lesson can be completed with speed and mastery during one class period. Scaffolding and modeling will be used to support your journey.

Curriculum Structure :

Lesson Name: HOUR OF CODE: A MINECRAFT TALE OF TWO VILLAGES

Lesson's Highlights: Use basic coding concepts to bring two villages together in this Hour of Code lesson in Minecraft Education. Players will experience empathy and compassion for their neighbors, learn about cooperation and inclusion, and practice social-emotional skills.

CODING ACTIVITIES:

Challenge 1: Build a dock. Use your Agent to build a dock at the edge of the shore. It should be 4 blocks wide and 6 blocks long.

Challenge 2: Introduce the ravager to the Villagers. Use your Agent to introduce the ravager to the three Villagers standing near their houses so they can see how gentle these creatures really are.

Challenge 3: Protect the beet farm. Use your Agent to build a protective fence around the farm to keep out whatever is stealing the beets.

Challenge 4: Prepare the field for farming. Use your Agent to teach them how to till this block of land.

Challenge 5: Help the kids get their ball. Use your Agent to move up the wall and press the buttons along the way to get the Villager’s elevator working so it can bring down the ball.

Challenge 6: Build a motorized railway. Use your Agent to build a motorized railway so that Villagers can go up the hill to participate in the fair.

All 6 challenges can be completed in 30 minutes if the student is fluent in block coding.

Lesson Name: Object-oriented programming

Object-oriented programming (OOP) is a programming paradigm centred around the concept of "objects," which are instances of classes. These objects can contain both data, in the form of fields or attributes, and code, in the form of methods. OOP languages are designed to make it easier to manage and structure complex programs by organising them into reusable and modular components. The main principles of object-oriented programming include encapsulation, which hides the internal state of objects; inheritance, which allows classes to inherit properties and methods from other classes; polymorphism, which enables objects to behave differently based on their context; and abstraction, which simplifies complexity by focusing on essential features. Popular object-oriented programming languages include Java, C++, Python, C#, Ruby, and Swift. These languages are widely used across various domains such as web development, game development, mobile apps, and enterprise software due to their ability to promote code reuse, scalability, and maintainability. 

Become a Pro at MS Excel and serve your clients the best possible spreadsheets, dashboards and pivot tables.
 

Lesson 1: Excel - Introduction & interface

• The introduction to Excel , its benefits, and its areas of usage. Get acquainted with its interface.

Lesson 2: Interface

• Dive deep into the interface and its detailed options

Lesson 3: Conditional Formatting

• Explore the conditional formatting and more formatting options

Lesson 4:  Excel Charts

• All the types of charts will be explained with examples to understand everything about chart-making.

Lesson 5:    Types of Errors

• Understand all types of errors that might occur while dealing with all kinds of data.

Lesson 6:    Formulas

• The various formulas in MS Excel will be discussed in detail here

Lesson 7:   Functions

• The Excel functions are a great help in Excel.

Lesson 8:     Data Validation Techniques

• Data validation techniques that will help you clean data.

Lesson 9:   Accessibility and other techniques

• The accessibility and other techniques that will help you improve your worksheet.

Lesson 10:   PivotTables

• Understanding in detail how to create pivot tables

Lesson 11:     Lookup Functions

• All the rage is regarding these Lookup functions

Lesson 12:   Dashboard

•  Learn to apply all you have learnt and create dashboards
   

Learn the art of MS-Excel and become a wiz at transforming datasets and building dashboards.

Lesson 1: Introduction

• The basic introduction about how and what led to the rise of Excel

Lesson 2: Interface

Lesson 3: Conditional Formatting

Lesson 4: Illustrations & Icons

Lesson 5: Charts in Excel

Lesson 6:  Mathematical Functions

Lesson 7:  Text Functions

Lesson 8:  Date Functions

Lesson 9: Lookup Functions

Lesson 10: Excel Formulas

Lesson 11: Types of Errors

Lesson 12:  Different Tabs in Excel

Lesson 13: Pivot Tables

Lesson 14: Pivot Charts

Lesson 15:  Dashboard Creation

Topics Covered are Introduction to Python Programming, Intermediate Python Programming, Object-Oriented Programming, and Data Structures and Algorithms 

Lesson Name: Python 

• Introduction to Python Programming
• Intermediate Python Programming
• Object-Oriented Programming
• Data Structures and Algorithms 

Lesson Schedule:  Monday to Friday

Timings: 8 pm to 9 pm (Philippine Time)

Kickstart your child’s coding journey with this beginner-level Scratch course! Through colorful blocks and interactive lessons, kids will learn motion, looks, sounds, loops, conditionals, variables, and game logic. With hands-on projects and fun challenges in every session, they'll gain the confidence to build their own games and animations while strengthening creativity and problem-solving.

 Course Structure

• Block-based coding
• Motion blocks
• Looks and sounds
• Coordinate system
• Loops and control flow
• Event-driven programming
• Conditional statement
• Variables
• Cloning
• Operators
• Sensing
• Game logic
• Creative animation
• Problem-solving

Introduce your child to the world of coding by narrating stories, creating animations, and videos.

Lesson 1: Pop the balloon
Lesson 2: Cat in the City
Lesson 3: Catch the apple 
Lesson 4: Video sensing snowman

Take your child’s Scratch skills to the next level with this interactive intermediate course. Kids will explore advanced coding concepts like clones, lists, custom blocks, operators, and Scratch extensions while applying their knowledge to build games, STEM projects, and real-world simulations. With creative challenges and hands-on activities in every session, this course sharpens logic, deepens coding fluency, and encourages innovation.

Course Structure

• Advanced block coding
• STEM project design
• Event handling
• Cloning
• Operators (relational, logical, mathematical)
• Custom blocks (My Blocks)
• Strings
• Date and time
• List manipulation 
• Sorting and data handling
• Pen extension
• Music and Translate extension

Overview:
Learn core web technologies to build responsive, interactive websites. Perfect for beginners!

What You’ll Learn:

• HTML5: Page structure, forms, accessibility
• CSS3: Layouts (Flexbox/Grid), animations, responsive design
• JavaScript: DOM manipulation, events, ES6+ features
• Bonus: Git basics, deployment, DevTools
• Outcome: Build real projects and prepare for advanced frameworks.

Why Enroll? Hands-on projects, Beginner-Friendly, Industry-Ready Skills