The first activity your child can make is the one illustrated in Sheet 2. There are over 35 activities within the app under ‘Self-Help’ activities and we are continuing to…

Although the app usage seems simple and intuitive, complex algorithms such as Image recognition, Text recognition and Handwriting recognition run behind the scenes while presenting the detected output to you…

Three sheets of blocks, backdrops and sprites are provided with each kit. However, if the child wants to make complex games, you can take multiple prints of the sheets. There…

The best way to scan is to hold the phone steady and not to make jerky or fast movements while trying to scan the board. For more information, click on…

ProGame DIY is a simple kit which can be used by children who are seven years and above. It takes a few scans to get used to the scanning process.…

While it is not mandatory to take colour prints, it would greatly enhance the overall appeal of the kit to the child if the prints are in colour. Black and…

In order to make the kit, you would require Printouts (either colour or black & white), Scissors, Glue, Cardboard, Pencil, Eraser, Sharpener and an Android Phone (for Adults to Scan).

Any child above the age of 7 and who are first-time learners of coding can use this kit. Even adults with no prior knowledge of coding can make their kit…