Rahul Malhotra

Fictional example: Our child found the pacing a bit quick for an absolute beginner; one 55-minute weekly session sometimes felt short to fully try out a modeling idea. This is just our personal take and not a statement about the overall program.

Fictional example — as a parent, I appreciate the beginner-friendly focus on solid 3D modeling fundamentals, spatial and design thinking, and a structured progression from primitives to more intentional designs. The instructor-guided sessions with hands-on time and repetition seem well aligned with building confidence in Blender for grades 4–6.

Fictional example: Great beginner-friendly intro to Blender focused on form, proportion, and how shapes combine in three-dimensional space — well suited to kids aged 9–14.

Fictional example: Our child loved the hands-on Blender sessions. The focus on primitives and clean modeling workflows made the 55-minute weekly meetings feel both doable and rewarding.