Every hard idea, from loops to APIs to machine learning, arrives as a game your child plays, then builds, in real code.
A free 45-minute class with Manisha, our founder — she takes every demo herself and replies on WhatsApp with slots for your timezone. Nothing charged, nothing to install.
Pull the honey pot back and down, then let go.
The kids who thrive won’t be the ones who fear AI, or the ones who only consume it. They’ll be the ones who can build with it.
Not if they start where every builder starts: one small real project. That’s literally what the demo is.
Watching is screen time. Making is an apprenticeship. Your child leaves the demo having built something — not watched something.
We teach from age 8, and the experience floor is genuinely zero — 8-year-olds start on blocks, never having written a line. The demo meets your child exactly where they are.
The demo answers all three — in 45 minutes, free.
No pitch, no pressure — if it’s not a fit, we’ll say so ourselves.
Nothing charged, nothing to install — and no phone number needed if you’d rather email. Either way, Manisha replies within 12 hours, usually much sooner.
print() to their own AI.No mystery curriculum — this is the whole road. In your free demo, Manisha teaches Lesson 1 from it, live, so you see exactly how the road is walked.
Every idea arrives as a game before it is ever code. That’s why they don’t quit in week two.
Their first print() to loops and functions — the real language, not a toy version.
They write instructions a real AI obeys — and learn why it sometimes lies.
Real machine learning — one of our 10-year-olds trained a model that’s 97.91% accurate.
An exam disguised as a game: beat the Glitch King, earn the QR-verified certificate.
Weekly plain-English reports and your own parent dashboard. No wondering.
20+ games, one per camp day — your child plays the first ones live in the demo.
A 12-year-old walks through what he’s built with CodersBee, including his own GenAI travel planner: what he typed, what the AI returned, what he changed. Unscripted.
Everyone starts at print("Hello"). Some go this far. Your child’s version of this starts at the demo.
Dear parent,
You’ve seen the games and the projects above. I’m the person behind every one of them — and I know the question you’re actually asking isn’t about AI. It’s will my child be okay in what’s coming?
Here is how I answer it, as a teacher: not with slogans, but by taking a nervous beginner and showing them they can build. A child who has made something real with AI stops fearing it and starts directing it. I’ve watched that switch flip a thousand times, and it never gets old.
That is why I write every single lesson myself, and take every demo myself — not an assistant, not a recording. And when regular classes begin, your child learns with me or a teacher I’ve personally trained on those same lessons.
None of this works without you. Think of us as partners. Message me any time, and I mean that.
Warmly,
Manisha
Founder and lead teacher · M.Tech (Computer Science) · Advanced Certificate in Coding, College of DuPage, Chicago · 15+ years teaching kids coding and AI
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founder & lead teacher
Watch an 8-year-old explain her first Scratch game, Spiralizer. Every child starts at this floor.
Every week you get a plain-English progress report: what your child built, what clicked, and what’s next. No jargon, no guessing.
And you get your own parent login — a dashboard that shows their journey lesson by lesson: projects finished, concepts mastered, the honeycomb filling up. Check it any time, not just when we message you.
Seven tracks, all taught 1:1 by Manisha. Most children start in one and cross into another the moment something catches them.
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The genuine zero-floor start. Sprites, costumes and sound; events, loops and if…then; variables for score and lives — the thinking a coder needs, before typing gets in the way.
Ships: A dancing cat, an animated story, their first maze game
Our labs, taught properly: write a real storybook with Buzzy guiding (never writing it for them), paint with mirror and honeycomb magic, compose loops in the Music Lab, turn real data into charts with the Python underneath on show.
Ships: A finished storybook as a keepsake PDF; charts, beats and quizzes to share
Our deepest written track — 20 modules from the first print() to a working AI app. Every idea arrives as a game first, then gets rebuilt in real code.
Ships: Rock-Paper-Scissors, Tic-Tac-Toe, then their own AI app at Demo Day
The three tools the web is made of — HTML for structure, CSS for style, JavaScript for behaviour — learned by building pages that are genuinely theirs, not templates.
Ships: A real .html file that works offline — and a live link the family can visit
The frontier track — 38 lessons across seven units. They train real machine-learning models, build agents that reason and use tools, ground them in their own documents with RAG, then evaluate and deploy the result.
Ships: An AI agent of their own — planned, built, evaluated, deployed and demoed
See the 38 lessons →For the child who wants what they build to live on a phone. Taught 1:1 on request — the tools and the project are chosen with you in the demo, so the path fits your child's starting point and the app they actually want to make.
Ships: An app of their own choosing
Ask about this in the free demo →For students who need it for school, for exams, or for competitive programming. Taught 1:1 on request, at the pace and depth their syllabus or contest actually demands — scoped with you in the demo.
Ships: The fluency their course or contest asks for
Ask about this in the free demo →The flagship is live 1:1 classes — and it includes everything else we make, free. In the demo, Manisha recommends the right path for your child.
private, live · ages 8–16 · any level
ages 8 to 15 · 20+ lessons
print() to their own AI, game-firstfor kids who know Python · 38 lessons
story, paint & music live · comics coming
Two self-paced camps a parent and a child work through side by side, on the grown-up’s own account. No coding here — this is the chat-tools shelf.
ages 8 to 13, with a parent · 15 sessions
ages 11+, with a parent · 15 sessions
One demo covers all six — Manisha will tell you honestly which path fits your child.
| Offering | Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| 1:1 live class | from $15 / class (about ₹1,300) | pay per class — no big packages |
| 1:1 · one class a week | from about $60 / month | 4 classes × from $15 — you choose the pace |
| 1:1 · two classes a week | from about $120 / month | 8 classes × from $15 |
| Python & AI PlayCamp | $119 once | self-paced, ages 8–15 · free with 1:1 classes |
| Claude PlayCamp | $119 once | self-paced, ages 8–13 with a parent · free with 1:1 classes |
| Claude Code PlayCamp | $149 once | self-paced, ages 11+ · needs the family’s own Claude Pro |
| Advanced Agentic AI | $189 once | self-paced, after Python · free with 1:1 classes |
| Labs & PlayHive games | Free | story, paint, music, quiz labs + 20+ learning games |
| Demo class | Free | 45 minutes, live with Manisha — nothing to install |
🏫 Want this as a live classroom cohort? That’s exactly what we build for schools — your teachers, our curriculum. See the schools program →
We’d rather you compare than take our word for it.
Real recommendations from Facebook: names, dates, and what their kids actually built.
Highly recommend Manisha as an exceptional teacher for children to learn coding. She is soft spoken, gentle and understands each student’s individual needs. My child looks forward to this class every week and is thrilled at how much she is able to learn and apply.
My 9-year-old took the web development class over his summer break. His final project was building his own website and uploading it to GitHub. Manisha is professional, patient, always available and flexible.
My 10-year-old daughter had no previous programming experience. Ms Manisha is very patient and keeps the lessons interesting. She looks forward to her class very eagerly each week, and we couldn’t ask for a better teacher to introduce our kid to coding.
One free 45-minute class, live. Your child builds their first mini-project before it’s over — and you get an honest read on where they are.
Book a free demo →Prefer to ask first? Message Manisha on WhatsApp → · or email manisha@codersbee.com — she replies within 12 hours.
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