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School (CBSE)

Class 3

  • 2 weeks
  • 1.8 hours of tutoring
  • 4 lessons
  • Certificate
  • English

What this level covers

One idea at a time.

  1. 1Abstract Thinking
  2. 2Pattern Recognition
  3. 3Decomposition
  4. 4Algorithmic Thinking

Syllabus

Two weeks, one lesson at a time.

  1. Week 1

    Week 1

    1. Abstract Thinking

      This skill is about seeing with your mind. You will learn to picture how things look from different sides. You will see what happens when shapes flip or turn. And you will find pieces that are hiding.

    2. Pattern Recognition

      Patterns are secret rules hiding in numbers, letters, and sounds. In this lesson you become a pattern detective who finds the rule and says what comes next.

  2. Week 2

    Week 2

    1. Decomposition

      Big puzzles can feel scary. This skill gives you a superpower called breaking down. Cut a big problem into small pieces. Solve one piece at a time. Watch the whole puzzle open up.

    2. Algorithmic Thinking

      An algorithm is a step-by-step plan, like a recipe for solving a puzzle. In this skill you will learn to follow steps carefully, spot rules, and become a super problem-solver.

The certificate

What it says, and how it is checked.

How each one is earned

  • Completion: every module of the course, done.

Certified with DistinctionCertifiedNot yet certified

Who teaches you

A voice tutor, one lesson at a time.

Computational thinking and AI, taught one lesson at a time by a tutor that talks back.

Explain, then prove it: when you are stuck the tutor shows the worked step, then asks you to do the next one yourself; when you are close, it asks before it tells.

  • One idea per lesson.

    Each lesson takes one idea from the syllabus on this page and works through it with the student, a step at a time.

  • Short and self-paced.

    Lessons are short, so a student can do one sitting at a time and pick it up again later.

  • Designed around the CBSE curriculum.

    The syllabus follows the CBSE computational thinking and AI curriculum for Classes 3 to 8. The certificate is issued by PrepGraph, which is not affiliated with, endorsed by or accredited by CBSE.

How it is judged

  • It is PrepGraph's voice tutor, and it says so — not a human teacher.
  • Mastery and the certificate are judged against fixed standards, never on the tutor's opinion.
  • The certificate records that the student completed this level and passed its assessment. The certificate is issued by PrepGraph, which is not affiliated with, endorsed by or accredited by CBSE.

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About this course

Who is this for?

School students. Each class has its own level, with its own syllabus and its own certificate.

Which language are the lessons in?

The lessons are narrated in English.

How long does it take?

4 lessons over 2 weeks at the planned pace. It is self-paced, so a student can do one sitting at a time and pick it up again later.

Is this a CBSE course?

The syllabus follows the CBSE computational thinking and AI curriculum for Classes 3 to 8. The certificate is issued by PrepGraph, which is not affiliated with, endorsed by or accredited by CBSE.

How does a student get it?

In India, through their school: schools switch it on for their students inside the PrepGraph app, so there is nothing to buy here.

What does the certificate record?

That the student completed the level and passed its assessment. It carries a serial.

  • What the certificate is.

    The certificate records that the student completed this level and passed its assessment. The certificate is issued by PrepGraph, which is not affiliated with, endorsed by or accredited by CBSE.

  • Designed around the CBSE curriculum.

    The syllabus follows the CBSE computational thinking and AI curriculum for Classes 3 to 8.

  • Short and self-paced.

    Lessons are short, so a student can do one sitting at a time and pick it up again later.

  • Reached through the school.

    In India, schools switch the course on for their students inside the PrepGraph app.