✦ Build skills. Build confidence. Build what’s next.

Where curious kids become confident creators.

The Lab makes learning to code exciting for ages 11–14—with hands-on projects, a real coding Playground, and growth-mindset moments that help kids keep going when things get hard.

✦ Real projects   ·   Creative confidence   ·   Progress over perfection
Actual screenshot of The Lab Code Playground showing a Build a Solar System lesson, HTML editor, instructions, growth tip, and live preview
A look inside the real Lab Playground
✨ Create. Code. Grow.
Learning that goes beyond the screen⌘ Real coding skills✳ Creative problem solving♡ Growth mindset↗ Student confidence
For parents & families

Screen time that turns into creation time.

Help your child go from using technology to understanding how to build with it. The Lab combines fun, relevant coding challenges with encouragement to experiment, solve problems, and find their voice.

✓ Creative coding projects kids can make their own
✓ Step-by-step learning with a live project preview
✓ Growth tips that normalize mistakes and iteration

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Inside every learning journey
“I can’t do this” becomes
“I can’t do this yet.”
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Make something real.

Try it, change it, and watch an idea come to life.

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Grow through the tough parts.

Learn to reframe mistakes as clues, not stop signs.

Simple by design

Learning by doing.

The Lab brings together hands-on challenges, a creative coding experience, and reflection that makes every milestone meaningful.

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Discover a challenge

Students explore an engaging project designed to spark curiosity, ask questions, and turn ideas into action.

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Create in The Lab

They experiment with code, solve problems, and bring something of their own to life through guided building.

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Grow from every try

Students reflect on setbacks, celebrate progress, and practice the confidence to try again.

This is the actual Lab

See what building looks like inside The Lab.

Students can follow guided instructions, write real code, and see what they create in the live preview. Here's a real look at our Solar System project.

Code Playground · Build a Solar SystemActual product screenshot
Real Lab screenshot: Build a Solar System HTML lesson with instructions, editable code, and a live solar system preview
01 · Follow a mission

Clear instructions and a checklist give learners a starting point.

02 · Write real code

Switch between HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.

03 · See it come alive

A live preview connects code to creative results.

Imagine it. Code it. Make it.

Projects they actually
want to build.

Relevant, creative projects help students connect technical skills to their interests and everyday lives.

Featured inside the Playground · HTML/CSS

Build a Solar System

Learn how HTML elements and CSS work together while creating a space-inspired project. See the actual learning experience above.

The Lab Solar System coding project, shown in its real editor
HTML/CSSProblem solvingGrowth mindset
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Rocket Launcher

Practice sequencing, logic, and iteration through an exciting launch challenge.

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Beat Maker

Explore creative expression while learning how interactive programs work.

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My Personal Web Page

Build a space to share your interests, goals, and unique point of view.

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Game Builders

Turn familiar games into original coding and design challenges.

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I haven't figured it out yet.

One small word can change how students see a challenge.

More than STEM

Skills for coding.
Mindsets for life.

The Lab intentionally pairs technical exploration with opportunities to practice self-awareness, resilience, and thoughtful decision-making.

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Progress over perfection

Normalize learning through experimentation and mistakes.

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Reframe the challenge

Replace “I can't” with the more useful question, “What can I try next?”

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Build social-emotional skills

Integrate reflection activities connected to CASEL's five core competency areas.

About the CASEL framework ↗
Made for meaningful learning

Flexible learning for schools & programs.

Use The Lab for classroom enrichment, after-school programs, or STEM clubs. Explore an illustrative activity plan, then talk with us about what fits your learners.

Find your program fit.

Choose your learning environment and focus. We'll show a sample way to use The Lab.

Where will students learn?
What's your priority?
Your example learning plan

Classroom coding challenge

For a middle school classroom

Use a student-built web page to introduce HTML and CSS, with room for personal expression and iteration.

✓ Start with a guided project
✓ Build and personalize in the Playground
✓ Reflect on what changed after feedback
For district leaders

Thinking beyond one classroom?

Explore a district partnership built around program fit, implementation conversations, and shared student goals.

Explore district partnerships ↗
A new way to learn and grow

Let's help the next generation build what's next.

Whether you’re a parent or an educator, there's room to explore The Lab together.

Good questions, clear answers

Frequently asked questions.

Can families use The Lab at home?

The Lab is designed with parents and middle school learners in mind. Reach out to learn more about the home subscription box and its availability.

What ages is The Lab designed for?

The Lab is designed primarily for middle school students, approximately ages 11–14.

Do students need prior coding experience?

No prior coding experience is assumed for introductory projects. Project difficulty may vary, giving learners room to grow.

How does The Lab connect with social-emotional learning?

The Lab pairs coding projects with reflection and growth mindset prompts designed to connect with CASEL's five core SEL competencies. This is a curricular design alignment, not an endorsement or certification by CASEL.

Can schools use The Lab in after-school programs?

Yes. The Lab is being designed for flexible use in classrooms, clubs, and after-school enrichment. The specific format and support can be discussed for your program.

How do we learn about a pilot?

Choose “Start a conversation” to prepare an email with your school and program information. This prototype uses your email application, rather than a connected lead-capture backend.