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Mrs. N.
A three-session mini camp that blends imagination with real science: learners explore forest, coastal and garden habitats and uncover concepts like biodiversity…
Beginner
Level
5–9
Ages
50 min
Duration
3 / Week
Classes
1
Weeks
Maria F.
This course uses daily briefings, slides and video clips plus hands-on STEAM activities to teach observation, logical and lateral thinking, basic fingerprinting…
Mixed Level
Level
8–11
Ages
50 min
Duration
4 / Week
Classes
2
Weeks
Chetna S.
Make dolls-inspired crafts, bake a themed treat, discuss favorite books and characters, and share creations in group show-and-tell.
Beginner
Level
13–18
Ages
60 min
Duration
5 / Week
Classes
1
Weeks
Hemalata D.
This two-session camp introduces well-known and lesser-known dinosaurs, their characteristics, diets, and fossil evidence using videos, discussion, and show-and…
Beginner
Level
5–8
Ages
40 min
Duration
2 / Week
Classes
1
Weeks
What will my child have at the end?
Radhika S.
A 4-day beginner piano camp teaching basic notation while learning 'What It Sounds Like' and 'Soda Pop' from the Kpop Demon Hunters soundtrack.
Beginner
Level
7–12
Ages
25 min
Duration
4 / Week
Classes
1
Weeks
Hemchandra G.
This intermediate Python course focuses on building GUI applications and games with Pygame while teaching environment setup with Thonny and pip. Students create…
Beginner
Level
11–16
Ages
60 min
Duration
5 / Week
Classes
2
Weeks
Prachi C.
Learn to plan, film, and edit short videos by practicing framing, trimming, transitions, audio, text, and simple effects.
Beginner
Level
9–14
Ages
55 min
Duration
4 / Week
Classes
2
Weeks
Arjun M.
What makes a paper ghost move? Which objects float? How can two colours become a new one? Young scientists explore these questions through short, visual experim…
Beginner
Level
4–5
Ages
40 min
Duration
4 / Week
Classes
1
Weeks
How big a commitment is it?
Aarohi M.
A pumpkin patch, a friendly hideout and a hidden treasure—this Minecraft adventure grows across four live sessions. Learners build the setting, connect it with…
Beginner
Level
6–8
Ages
45 min
Duration
4 / Week
Classes
1
Weeks
S. P.
Advance tactical patterns and positional planning through puzzles, timed games, and analysis to prepare players for stronger competitive play.
Intermediate
Level
7–12
Ages
50 min
Duration
5 / Week
Classes
2
Weeks
Krutika Y.
Watch and discuss five influential classic films to study storytelling, character development, director style, and filmmaking techniques.
Beginner
Level
13–18
Ages
55 min
Duration
5 / Week
Classes
1
Weeks
Ishita S.
Teens build original fantasy short stories by creating characters, worlds, quests, and magic elements while receiving peer and teacher feedback.
Beginner
Level
12–16
Ages
30 min
Duration
4 / Week
Classes
1
Weeks
Can my child sit through it?
Shweta S.
Learn design fundamentals and use the free Canva tools to create posters, postcards, planners, social media graphics and print-on-demand products.
Beginner
Level
9–14
Ages
55 min
Duration
4 / Week
Classes
2
Weeks
Madhav M.
Learn branding, blogging, social media platforms, and content planning to start marketing a small business or personal brand.
Beginner
Level
13–18
Ages
45 min
Duration
4 / Week
Classes
1
Weeks
Amrita P.
Four lessons teaching basic piano reading and rhythm while learning excerpts from Dynamite, Butter, and Permission to Dance.
Beginner
Level
8–13
Ages
25 min
Duration
4 / Week
Classes
1
Weeks
Karishma M.
Guided practice in reducing, performing operations with, and converting fractions using examples and review games.
Beginner
Level
8–13
Ages
45 min
Duration
4 / Week
Classes
1
Weeks
What will it cost me each time?
Kusum S.
Over five days, students design and develop a complete three-stage creature evolution line and receive digital collectible cards of their creations.
Beginner
Level
6–11
Ages
50 min
Duration
5 / Week
Classes
1
Weeks
Alisha P.
Five guided sessions teaching cartooning skills to draw a variety of Disney princesses, with opportunities to share finished artwork.
Mixed Level
Level
6–10
Ages
50 min
Duration
5 / Week
Classes
1
Weeks
Maya U.
This hands-on course teaches Tinkercad fundamentals—shape manipulation, alignment, grouping, symmetry, and proportions—through projects like name tags, toy cars…
Beginner
Level
8–12
Ages
55 min
Duration
4 / Week
Classes
2
Weeks
Parmeshwari D.
A five-day camp that introduces and practices math concepts (decimals, fractions, statistics, operations) alongside comprehension skills like reading tables, su…
Beginner
Level
7–10
Ages
55 min
Duration
5 / Week
Classes
1
Weeks
Will my child get attention?
Arenla L.
This six-class camp focuses on the full writing process for opinion essays: brainstorming and planning, developing claims with supporting reasons and evidence,…
Beginner
Level
8–10
Ages
55 min
Duration
3 / Week
Classes
2
Weeks
Kanti G.
A three-session camp that compares human learning to machine learning using kid-friendly metaphors and hands-on activities. Students try pattern-recognition cha…
Beginner
Level
7–10
Ages
50 min
Duration
3 / Week
Classes
1
Weeks
T. S.
A two-week camp (three sessions a week) that walks students through writing a short research paper with proper citations.
Intermediate
Level
13–16
Ages
60 min
Duration
3 / Week
Classes
2
Weeks
Sharada S.
Design original anime-inspired characters, stage outfits, weapons, and action scenes, finishing a polished fan-art poster to share.
Beginner
Level
6–9
Ages
45 min
Duration
4 / Week
Classes
2
Weeks
Will my child be lost, or bored?
Ravi S.
Learn how the stock market works by building and managing a virtual portfolio using an interactive simulation and $100,000 in virtual cash.
Beginner
Level
9–13
Ages
45 min
Duration
5 / Week
Classes
1
Weeks
Divyansh G.
Use Scratch block coding to build an interactive runner game with player controls, moving platforms, and antagonist behavior across three guided lessons.
Advanced
Level
9–14
Ages
55 min
Duration
3 / Week
Classes
1
Weeks
Ms. B.
Learn story development and descriptive dialogue while writing a short fiction featuring a hero facing Greek sea monsters, with instructor feedback and optional…
Beginner
Level
8–10
Ages
45 min
Duration
3 / Week
Classes
1
Weeks
Mrs. T.
Create stylized 3D anime characters using Blender and VRoid Studio, focusing on modeling, sculpting, clothing, and toon shading workflows.
Intermediate
Level
12–17
Ages
60 min
Duration
5 / Week
Classes
1
Weeks
What life skills does this build?
Miss G.
Students learn Unity basics, introductory C# scripting, and 2D/3D physics concepts while creating game prototypes and a final mini-game project.
Beginner
Level
10–15
Ages
60 min
Duration
3 / Week
Classes
2
Weeks
Mrs. N.
A three-session mini camp that blends imagination with real science: learners explore forest, coastal and garden habitats and uncover concepts like biodiversity…
Beginner
Level
5–9
Ages
50 min
Duration
3 / Week
Classes
1
Weeks
G. V.
A single 90-minute winter break study camp where students reflect on the first half of the school year and turn it into a realistic plan for the new year. Learn…
Intermediate
Level
10–14
Ages
90 min
Duration
1 / Week
Classes
1
Weeks
Shalini H.
Beginners learn Roblox Studio, Lua scripting, GUI basics, events and gameplay systems to build and publish a playable Roblox game.
Beginner
Level
7–12
Ages
55 min
Duration
4 / Week
Classes
2
Weeks
Does it suit my child's needs?
Nabam R.
This one-week camp teaches Public Forum (PF) debate structure, research for credible evidence, persuasive speaking techniques, and civil discourse. Students par…
Intermediate
Level
13–17
Ages
55 min
Duration
5 / Week
Classes
1
Weeks
Savita J.
Beginner-friendly web design course focused on practical projects: create webpages with HTML, style them with CSS, and add basic JavaScript interactions. Instru…
Beginner
Level
10–13
Ages
55 min
Duration
4 / Week
Classes
2
Weeks
Deepa I.
Young learners make a simple sock or paper-bag puppet, give it a name and a voice, and build a short puppet story they perform for the group on the final day of…
Beginner
Level
4–6
Ages
25 min
Duration
4 / Week
Classes
1
Weeks
Chetan D.
Students learn to create characters, structure plots, write dialogue, revise their work, and publish an original short story using the child-friendly site Story…
Beginner
Level
8–13
Ages
50 min
Duration
5 / Week
Classes
2
Weeks
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Everything parents ask before their child's first live class — answered clearly, no fine print.
An online camp is a short series of live sessions, usually meeting at the same time on several days in a row, often within a single week. Your child joins the group on Zoom each day and builds on the previous session, often finishing a project by the end.
Most camp sessions run about 45 to 60 minutes, and some for younger kids are shorter. The class page shows the exact session length and how many sessions the camp includes.
There are camps for ages 3 to 18. Each camp lists its own age range, so filter by your child's age and read the description if your child is near the edge of the range.
Most camps keep groups small, with around six learners being common, so every child gets time with the teacher. The class page shows the maximum group size.
No. Each camp is one live session a day, typically about an hour, and many include hands-on making away from the keyboard. The rest of the day stays free for play, reading and time outside.
Yes, most camps are made for beginners. Check the experience level on the class page, and message the teacher if you are unsure whether it is the right fit.
Start with your child's age, a topic they already enjoy, and a time slot that is free every day of the camp. Then compare session length, group size and the teacher.Read the guide: How to Choose an Online Camp for Your Child
Keep camp at the same time each day, plan active play before or after it, and set up the camp spot and supplies the day before. A simple rhythm of camp, move, eat, then free time works for most families.Read the guide: How to Plan a Week of Online Camp at Home
Parents create every learner account, messages stay on Undoschool, and every class is recorded for safety. Recordings are seen only by the learner, the teacher and the Undoschool team, and each course is reviewed before it goes live.
Yes. Your first class is on us, so your child can meet the teacher and see the class style first. If it is not right, cancel before the second class starts for a full refund.
Both are marketplaces of live small-group classes run by independent teachers. On Undoschool every course is reviewed before it is listed, every class is recorded for safety, and your first class is on us. Compare the teacher and schedule for the specific class you want.
Message the teacher from your dashboard. Because sessions are recorded, the teacher can usually help your child catch up on what was covered.
A laptop, desktop or tablet with a camera and microphone, a steady internet connection, and a quiet spot. The class page lists any software or supplies the teacher needs.Read the guide: Getting Ready for Your Child's First Online Class
