In Computer Club, students dive into hands-on STEAM learning using their very own Piper computer, a build-it-yourself computer designed for exploration and creativity. Throughout the session, students complete interactive Minecraft: Piper Edition missions that teach real engineering skills, including how to build circuits that control LEDs, buzzers, buttons, and sensors.
 

They’ll also learn the foundations of programming through Pipercode, a beginner-friendly coding platform that lets students bring their creations to life.
 

Computer Club encourages problem-solving, teamwork, and curiosity as students build, code, and troubleshoot in a fun and highly engaging environment.
 

Why Parents Love It

• Hands-on STEAM education using real hardware—not just screen time.

• Teaches critical 21st-century skills: coding, circuitry, engineering, and digital literacy.

• Encourages perseverance, critical thinking, and troubleshooting.

• Uses curriculum that blends creativity with structured STEM learning.

• Safe, guided introduction to technology that supports future interest in robotics and programming.

 

Why Students Love It

• They get to build and use their own Piper computer—which feels like a real engineering project.

• Minecraft missions make learning circuits fun, adventurous, and interactive.

• Coding with Pipercode lets them create animations, reactions, and puzzles they can test instantly.

• Every class includes hands-on building and solving challenges.

• It’s exciting, creative, and feels like playing while learning cool tech skills.

 

What They’ll Learn

• Basic circuitry: LEDs, buzzers, buttons, switches, and sensors

• Intro to engineering and hardware components

• Beginner coding through Pipercode (block-based programming)

• Logical thinking and problem-solving strategies

• How computers work—from assembly to functionality

• Collaboration and sharing ideas with a team

 

Perfect For

Students who are curious about technology, enjoy Minecraft, love building things, or want an early introduction to coding, engineering, and digital creativity.