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In the digital age, children are no longer just playing games—they’re creating them! At Kiya Learning, our Game Development Courses for children in Singapore are designed to introduce young minds to the exciting world of game design, programming logic, and creativity through hands-on, project-based learning. Whether your child dreams of building the next big game or simply wants to learn the basics of coding in a fun way, this course is the perfect starting point.
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About This Course
Kiya Learning’s Game Development
program is tailored for students from Grade 1 to 10, following a
structured path from basic to advanced levels. With guidance from expert
instructors and using platforms like Scratch, Roblox Studio, Minecraft
Education Edition, and Hour of Code, children learn how to create their own
games, develop problem-solving skills, and enhance their logical reasoning.
The course is divided into three
main levels—Basic, Intermediate, and Advanced—each building on the
previous one while encouraging independent thinking and creativity.
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Basic Level: Building Blocks of Game Design
At the beginner level, students are
introduced to the fundamentals of game development using Scratch
and Hour of Code.
🔹 Topics Covered:
- Introduction to coding logic (loops, events,
conditions)
- Storyboarding and character design
- Building simple interactive games
- Introduction to animations and music in games
🔹 Projects:
- Create your own Maze Game
- Build a Clicker Game
- Design a story-based animation
These beginner activities are
perfect for young learners to grasp the basics of computational thinking
while having fun creating their first games.
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Intermediate Level: Creating More Complex Games
In the Intermediate level, we
introduce students to Roblox
Studio and Minecraft Education for more complex, 3D game development.
🔹 Topics Covered:
- Scripting with Lua (Roblox) and block-based coding in
Minecraft
- Designing environments and terrains
- Game logic and object interaction
- Multiplayer game creation fundamentals
🔹 Projects:
- Design your own Obby Game in Roblox
- Build an Educational Minecraft World
- Create a Simulation Game with multiple levels
This level enhances children’s collaboration,
design, and problem-solving abilities—critical for future STEM success.
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Advanced Level: Game Programming & Publishing
The Advanced level is all about turning
ideas into publishable games. Students gain experience in scripting,
debugging, testing, and game publishing.
🔹 Topics Covered:
- Advanced scripting in Lua and Python (for older
students)
- Game monetization basics (Roblox)
- User experience (UX) and game interface design
- Game optimization and testing
🔹 Projects:
- Publish a Roblox game with monetization elements
- Build a full adventure game with storyline and quests
- Develop a multiplayer team game with scoring systems
At this stage, students learn to work like real game developers,
collaborating, testing, and even receiving peer feedback.
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Platforms We Use: Scratch, Roblox, Minecraft & Hour of Code
Kiya Learning integrates globally
trusted platforms for coding education:
- Scratch
(from MIT): Ideal for beginners, with drag-and-drop coding.
- Roblox Studio:
Allows creativity to shine with Lua scripting in 3D game worlds.
- Minecraft Education Edition: Encourages learning through exploration and design.
- Hour of Code:
Great for introducing children to various coding concepts in bite-sized
lessons.
Each platform ensures age-appropriate
engagement, empowering kids to express creativity while learning vital tech
skills.
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Why Choose Kiya Learning’s Game Development Courses?
✅ Curriculum Designed for
Singapore Students
Our courses are tailored to match Singapore’s
MOE curriculum, integrating logical reasoning, mathematical thinking,
and creativity.
✅ Hands-On Projects
Children create games from Day 1—building confidence through trial, error, and
success.
✅ Expert Trainers
Our instructors are professionals with years of experience in both education
and software development.
✅ Learning Through Fun
Every child learns at their own pace in a fun, supportive environment—making
it ideal for beginners and advanced learners alike.
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Benefits of Game Development for Kids
- Improves logical and computational thinking
- Boosts creativity and storytelling
- Encourages problem-solving and design thinking
- Enhances confidence and teamwork
- Introduces real-world tech skills from an early age
Game development isn’t just about
fun—it’s a gateway to future careers in technology, design, and innovation.
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Ready to Start? Enroll Today!
If your child loves games, it’s time
to help them create their own!
At Kiya Learning, our Game Development Courses are more than just coding
lessons—they’re an investment in your child’s creative and cognitive growth.
📞 Contact us today to
book a free trial session or learn more about our course roadmap.
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