K–2
Paper rocket
Kids fold a paper rocket and launch it with a puff through a straw. How far can it go?
- Shapes
- Push and pull
- Measuring distance
Programs
Every subject is learned by making something real. Projects grow with your students from kindergarten to Grade 12.
K–2
Kids fold a paper rocket and launch it with a puff through a straw. How far can it go?
Grades 3–5
A bottle, some fins and a bicycle pump. Kids test how much water makes it fly highest.
Grades 6–8
A 3D-printed nose cone, laser-cut fins and a parachute that brings it safely home.
Grades 9–12
A flight computer on board records altitude and speed. Students code it and study the data.
GradeK
Four stages, each building on the last, from first experiments to real engineering.
K–2
Play, build and ask why. Simple projects with safe, friendly tools.
Grades 3–5
First circuits, first robots and first real experiments.
Grades 6–8
Design on screen, make in the lab, test and improve.
Grades 9–12
Real engineering and AI projects that solve real problems.
Every concept grows skills that last far beyond the lab. Tap or point to a topic to see how they connect.
Curriculum fit
Lab projects are mapped to what your students are already learning, whichever board you follow.
India UAE
All of them come with the lab. We plan which subjects each grade focuses on with your academic team.
No. Projects grow with the students, so each year builds on the last with new tools and harder challenges.
Learning is project-based. Progress is tracked in the class app through builds, quizzes and the full-time mentor's notes.
Yes. Projects are mapped to science, maths, technology and computing topics in your board's curriculum.