My Recent Reviews

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  Edward Gomes

  October 8, 2026

  Scratch Video Sensing: Build a Fruit Ninja Style Game

  (Fictional example — not a real testimonial) I like that the session centers on Scratch's video sensing so kids can make a Fruit Ninja-style game and explore sprite interactions and score tracking. The single-session format and clear activities (intro/demo, focused build, customization, playtesting) look good for grades 2–5. Mild note: families who prefer no webcam use or who want extra tinkering time might seek a follow-up, but the class outline looks engaging overall.

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  Edward Gomes

  September 9, 2026

  Beginner Piano: Taylor Swift Songs

  Well-paced for most kids, but my child wanted deeper technical work after the week ended.

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  Edward Gomes

  August 10, 2026

  Similarity and Right Triangle Trigonometry (Geometry Module)

  Exactly what we needed to introduce right-triangle trigonometry—my 14-year-old found the ratios and applications straightforward, and the three weekly lessons were a good rhythm.

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  Edward Gomes

  July 20, 2026

  Unity Intensive: Design, Build, and Publish a Game

  The combination of art, mechanics, and publishing made this a well-rounded crash course in game creation for my 15-year-old.

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  Edward Gomes

  July 8, 2026

  Integrated High School Curriculum: English, Math, Science, History and More

  This multi-subject format is exactly what we were looking for — concise, student-centered lessons with homework that reinforces the in-class work.

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  Edward Gomes

  June 11, 2026

  Robotics with Arduino, Micro:bit and Tinkercad

  The course hit the right balance between learning and fun. Our 11-year-old loved programming LEDs and testing circuits in Tinkercad during the five-week span.