Live online JavaScript coding classes for kids

Master JavaScript from absolute basics with real world projects

javascript coding classes for kids
online javascript coding classes for kids

About Me (Course Instructor)

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Dear Parent.

I am Aakash. As coding mentor and engineer who loves making things move with code! In my javascript coding classes, I teach kids how to use the language that powers the whole internet. We start with simple steps and move to clever logic, helping students go from writing basic code to creating their own interactive projects that they can share with the world.

Learner Projects

Project: Banking System
Learner name: Priyanka
Age: 14

Project: Movie Ticketing System
Learner name: Bruno Greta
Age: 12

Project: Password Strength Checker
Learner name: Bruno Greta
Age: 12

Module 1: Fundamentals of JavaScript

In this course, get starting with absolute basics of JavaScript language with fun projects and challenges.

  [Total no.of classes: 16

  Recommend: two classes per week]

Please Note: 

1. After each class, student will be given few simple, easy homework assignments so that he/she doesn’t loose continuity between classes.

2. The number of classes can go more than the said number depending on student’s pace. No charges for those extra classes.

3. The student will continue to get mentorship in this subject for lifelong even after the completion of the course.  

Class 1: console.log(), variables, data-types.
Project: My Digital Identity Badge – Write your very first JavaScript program where you store your name, age, favourite game, and fun facts in variables and proudly display them on the screen like your own digital profile coming to life.

Class 2: data-type conversions, string operations, user inputs.
Project: My Name Display Board – I’ll show you how to take your name and favourite word as input and display them neatly in fun sentences, capital letters, and friendly messages, just like creating a personalised digital name board.

Class 3: Arrays, Sets, Maps.
Project: Friend List Manager – Together we’ll build a smart list that stores friends’ names, removes duplicates automatically, and remembers special details like birthdays, just like a tiny contact app.

Class 4: Arithmetic Operators, Comparison Operators.
Project: Pocket Money Calculator – I’ll help you build a mini money checker that adds your savings, compares prices, and tells you whether you can afford that cool item you want.

Class 5: Logical Operators, Assignment Operators.
Project: Screen Time Permission Checker – We’ll create a smart decision system that checks homework status, time of day, and rules to decide whether screen time is allowed, just like real-life family rules.

Class 6: If-else statements, If-else ladder.
Project: Weather Outfit Advisor – I’ll guide you to build a program that suggests jackets, umbrellas, or sunglasses based on weather choices, like your own personal assistant.

Class 7: While Loop
Project: Popcorn Bucket Filler We’ll design a fun animation where popcorn kernels keep popping one by one until the bucket is full, helping you see how loops repeat actions step by step just like real-life popcorn popping.

Class 8: For Loop
Project: Festival Decoration Designer – I’ll help you create repeating decorative patterns, countdowns, and arrangements on the screen, just like setting up lights or rangoli during festivals.

Class 9: Functions (custom and pre-defined)
Project: Pocket Money Helper Tool – We’ll build small reusable functions that calculate totals, savings, and expenses so the program behaves like a helpful daily finance tool.

Class 10: Object Oriented Programming (OOP)
Project: My Daily Profile Maker – I’ll show you how to create digital profiles with name, age, hobbies, and mood using objects, making your code feel organised and real.

Class 11: Inheritance, Polymorphism, Encapsulation
Project: School Club Manager – We’ll design different school clubs that share common rules but also have their own activities, just like managing real school life with smart structure.

Class 12: Exception Handling (error handling)
Project: School Cafeteria Order System – I’ll help you build a snack ordering system that handles mistakes smoothly, shows friendly messages, and never crashes even if users choose wrong options.

Class 13: Predefined methods of Arrays, Sets, Maps.
Project: Smart Shopping Cart – Together we’ll sort items, search products, remove duplicates, and update totals automatically using JavaScript’s powerful built-in tools.

Class 14: Math
Project: Fitness Tracker – I’ll help you use math to calculate the number of steps you walk and speed, based on the total distance you walk per day to burn your required number of calories.

Class 15: Regex
Project: Password Safety Checker – We’ll create a security guard that checks if passwords are strong, safe, and smart, making cybersecurity feel fun and important.

Class 16: All Concepts Combined
Project 1: Supermarket Adventure Simulator – I’ll guide you to build a mini shopping world where users select items, calculate bills, apply rules, handle errors, and manage data like a real system.
Project 2: Smart Life Dashboard – We’ll bring everything together to create an interactive dashboard that tracks tasks, money, decisions, and inputs, showing how JavaScript powers real-world apps.

Module 2: Problem Solving

In this module, student will use the basics learnt in Module 1 to code their own solution using JavaScript for real world problems.

  [Total no.of classes: 32

  Recommend: two classes per week]

Please Note: 

1. After each class, student will be given few simple, easy homework assignments so that he/she doesn’t loose continuity between classes.

2. The number of classes can go more than the said number depending on student’s pace. No charges for those extra classes.

3. The student will continue to get mentorship in this subject for lifelong even after the completion of the course.  

Class 1: Say Hello Screen – I’ll help you make the computer greet you by name and show fun messages on the screen so you feel that amazing moment of “I just made my first program talk to me.”
concepts: console.log(), variables, data-types.

Class 2: Friendly Greeter – I’ll show you how to ask questions like your name and age and reply back politely, just like a friendly app that knows who is using it.
concepts: user input, string operations, data-type conversion.

Class 3: My People Book – Together we’ll create a tiny digital book where friends, cousins, and pets are stored neatly without repeating anyone.
concepts: arrays, sets, maps.

Class 4: Snack Money Game – I’ll help you build a fun checker that adds your pocket money and tells you whether you can buy snacks, toys, or save for later.
concepts: arithmetic operators, comparison operators.

Class 5: House Rules Checker – We’ll create a smart decision helper that checks rules like homework done, screen time allowed, and permissions just like how parents monitor their children.
concepts: logical operators, assignment operators.

Class 6: Mood Chooser – I’ll guide you to build a helper that suggests activities based on your mood, turning choices into fun decisions.
concepts: if, else, else-if ladder.

Class 7: Ice Cream Scoop Counter We’ll build a fun ice cream machine where scoops are added one by one until the cone is full, clearly showing how a while loop repeats the same action step by step.
concepts: while loop

Class 8: Rocket Countdown – I’ll help you create a countdown for races, launches, or events, making numbers feel exciting and powerful.
concepts: for loop

Class 9: Magic Buttons – I’ll show you how to create reusable buttons that perform actions again and again without repeating work.
concepts: functions, parameters, return values.

Class 10: Marvel Characters – Together we’ll design marvel superheros with names, energy, and strength level, making your code feel like a real marvel game.
concepts: objects, object methods.

Class 11: Animal World – I’ll help you build animals that share common traits but behave differently, like a fun digital zoo.
concepts: classes, inheritance, polymorphism, encapsulation.

Class 12: Bank account access – We’ll make sure your programs never crash when customer puts in invalid details to access his/her bank account online.
concepts: exception handling

Class 13: Backpack Organizer – I’ll show you how to sort, search, remove, and update items just like organizing a school bag digitally.
concepts: array methods, set methods, map methods.

Class 14: Dice & Luck Game – We’ll roll dice, pick lucky numbers, and create chance-based fun like board games and party games.
concepts: Math, random numbers.

Class 15: Password Guard – I’ll help you build a security checker that decides whether passwords are strong enough to enter safely.
concepts: regex

Class 16: Alarm Buddy – We’ll create reminders for homework, breaks, and playtime so nothing important is forgotten.
concepts: setTimeout, setInterval, Date.

Class 17: Click Surprise – I’ll show you how clicks and typing can instantly change things on the screen like magic using event handling.
concepts: events, event handling.

Class 18: Shape Shifter – Together we’ll change text, colours, and layouts live, making the screen feel alive.
concepts: DOM selection, DOM manipulation.

Class 19: Day & Night Switch – I’ll help you build a button that changes the mood of the page just like switching themes in apps.
concepts: classList, styling with JavaScript.

Class 20: Remember My Choice – We’ll make apps remember names, colours, and preferences even after closing the browser.
concepts: localStorage, sessionStorage.

Class 21: Page Switcher – I’ll show you how apps move between screens smoothly without reloading like real mobile apps.
concepts: dynamic content handling, state basics

Class 22: Waiting Without Freezing – We’ll make the app wait for things without stopping everything else, keeping it smooth and responsive.
concepts: asynchronous behavior

Class 23: Promise Game – I’ll explain waiting tasks using fun examples like food delivery and game loading screens.
concepts: promises

Class 24: Internet Treasure Hunt – We’ll pull exciting information from the internet and display it like opening surprise boxes.
concepts: fetch API, JSON, async/await.

Class 25: Weather Buddy – I’ll help you build a friendly app that tells how the day feels outside so you can plan better.
concepts: APIs, real-time data usage.

Class 26: Code Cleanup Day – I’ll show you how to organize your code so it stays clean, readable, and easy to improve.
concepts: modular coding, reusable functions.

Class 27: Smart Entry Form – We’ll guide users gently while filling forms and stop mistakes before they happen.
concepts: form handling, input validation.

Class 28: Speed Booster – I’ll help you make your app feel faster and smoother without changing how it looks.
concepts: performance optimization basics.

Class 29: Reaction Game – We’ll build a fun speed-tap game where quick thinking and fast mouse movements and fast keyboard inputs wins.
concepts: events, timing, logic flow.

Class 30: Quiz Battle – I’ll help you create a quiz game with scores, instant feedback, and fun challenges.
concepts: conditionals, data storage, logic building.

Class 31: Bug Detective – We’ll become code detectives, finding problems and fixing them step by step like pros.
concepts: debugging techniques

Class 32: My Smart Life App – I’ll guide you to build a complete app that manages tasks, money, reminders, and fun, proving you’re ready to build real-world apps confidently.
concepts: all JavaScript concepts combined.

My JavaScript Expertise

Interactive DOM Specialist: Expert in teaching kids how to use JavaScript to manipulate the “Shape Shifter” elements of a webpage, making static sites feel alive.

Asynchronous Logic Mentor: Skilled in explaining complex “Promise” and “Fetch” concepts using simple analogies like food delivery to help kids pull real-time data from the internet.

Full-Stack Problem Solver: With 500+ problems solved on HackerRank and LeetCode, I teach kids the most efficient ways to handle data using Arrays, Sets, and Maps.

Learner Feedback

Learner: Sarah | Age 16 | UAE
Rating (5 star): ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
“I loved building the ‘Internet Treasure Hunt’ because it was so cool to see real information appearing on my screen from a different website. The lessons are very simple to follow and even when my code had bugs. Aakash helped me become a ‘Bug Detective’ to fix them quickly so I could finish my Smart Life App.”

Learner: Chloe Laurent | Age 11 | France
Rating (4 star): ⭐⭐⭐⭐
“The Ice Cream Scoop project was so funny and it helped me finally understand how while loops work.”

Learner:  Priyanka | Age 14 | Dubai
Rating (5 star): ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
“Teacher showed me how to use the ‘Day & Night Switch’ so my website looks like a professional app. I feel much more productive now because I am building interactive games instead of just watching other people”

Why JavaScript ?

Why JavaScript

The Web’s Native Language: JavaScript is the only language that runs natively in every web browser; learning it gives kids the immediate power to build interactive websites and apps that the whole world can access instantly.

Mental Focus & Productivity: Creating interactive “magic” on the screen requires sharp attention to detail and event-based logic; this trains kids to stay focused on the “cause and effect” of their code, turning passive scrolling into active, high-value building.