CN

Charulata N.

4.3

Elementary Coding & Problem Solving Guide

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Students taught

100+ learners taught

Experienced teacher

5 years teaching

Teaches

Coding Foundations: Algorithms & Problem Solving, Algorithms & Sequencing, Debugging Basics, Loops & Conditionals, Computational Thinking

Teaching snapshot

100

Learners taught by Charulata N.

3

Published classes on Undoschool

About me

A software engineer who teaches algorithms and computational thinking with hands-on, visual activities, robot missions, and puzzles for young coders. An organized software engineer with a bachelor’s in Software Engineering and ITIL 4 and CompTIA Project+ certifications who appli...

I speak

English

My Classes

Think Like a Programmer: Algorithms & Problem Solving
CN

Charulata N.

4.6(16)

Think Like a Programmer: Algorithms & Problem Solving

Beginner

Level

8–12

Ages

45 min

Duration

1 / Week

Classes

4

Weeks

$19.00per class
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Computer Fundamentals: File Management, HTML, CLI, and Cybersecurity
CN

Charulata N.

3.0(6)

Computer Fundamentals: File Management, HTML, CLI, and Cybersecurity

All Levels

Level

9–13

Ages

45 min

Duration

1 / Week

Classes

8

Weeks

$22.00per class
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LEGO Building Challenge: Toy Time
CN

Charulata N.

4.5(8)

LEGO Building Challenge: Toy Time

Beginner

Level

4–11

Ages

55 min

Duration

1 / Week

Classes

1

Weeks

$21.50per class
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What my students say

4.3 rating

30 reviews · 100+ learners taught

Grant M.

August 29, 2026

LEGO Building Challenge: Toy Time

A fun, creative course that asks kids to think through a problem and build a LEGO solution; my 10-year-old enjoyed the challenge and the chance to present a photo or video of their final build. The documentation mix (drawing and written journal) added good reflection practice, but at 55 minutes in a single one-week lesson it felt a touch rushed for older kids who wanted to iterate more. Overall I'd recommend it for a quick creative boost, though parents of older children might prefer a longer or multi-week option.

Sharon B.

August 23, 2026

Think Like a Programmer: Algorithms & Problem Solving

The puzzles and algorithm challenges held my 12-year-old's attention, and they enjoyed planning and testing solutions during class. The course's focus on sequencing and debugging felt practical and engaging for beginners.

My specialties

Works With: 9–11 Years · 5+ Years Experience