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Free Coding Videos for Class 3, 4 and 5 in India

What a free Class 3–5 coding video should teach, how Mentr Learn’s narrated lessons match the 60-chapter syllabus, and where parents enroll at ₹0.

Mentr Editorial Team8 min read

Parents searching for free coding videos for Class 3, 4 and 5 usually find either cartoons with no quiz, or paid apps that lock the next lesson. A useful video for this age is short, spoken in plain language, tied to one syllabus chapter, and followed by notes and a quiz. This guide explains what to look for, and how the narrated lessons on Mentr Learn map to that.

What a Class 3–5 coding video should do

At this age a child can follow a story, spot a pattern, and try one small task. They should not sit through a 40-minute lecture or type Python. A good lesson video does four things: names the chapter, teaches one idea with a home or school example, pauses so the child can answer, and ends by pointing at the quiz.

  • One chapter, one idea — a computer’s input and output, or odd and even, not both.
  • Spoken words a Class 3 can repeat back. Captions on screen for the same idea.
  • A notes page the parent can download after the video.
  • A short quiz that only asks what the video just taught.

How Mentr Learn videos line up with the syllabus

Mentr Learn (Mentr Starter) is a free Class 3–5 course on mentr.in/learn. The syllabus is 60 chapters: 20 Computer Science, 20 AI, and 20 Math for coding. Each published chapter has a narrated video, class notes, a 10-question quiz, and practice questions in the practice arena. The list price is ₹999. Parents pay ₹0. No card.

What each track’s videos cover
TrackFirst ideaLater idea
CS BasicsWhat a computer isBlock coding and a dream-app capstone
AI BasicsAI is patterns, not magicFairness, privacy, and an AI helper design
Math for CSCounting with on/off lightsGrids, chance, and a puzzle capstone

The videos use the same chapter titles as the parent syllabus. A6 is “What Is an Algorithm?” and treats a recipe as a list of steps. C2 is odd and even. B18 is “Real or AI-Made?”. You can read the full map before you enroll.

A simple way to use the videos at home

  1. Enroll with a parent email at mentr.in/learn/start.
  2. Open the learning app and play the next chapter. Let the video finish so it is marked done.
  3. Download the notes if you want a one-page recap for homework time.
  4. Do the chapter quiz once. Then try a few practice questions, or today’s Problem of the Day.

Fifteen minutes is enough. The course is self-paced and lifetime for this free Class 3–5 track. It does not include typed Python, hardware internals, or contest coding. Those come later, if you want them.

Related guides

If you want the product in one page, read What is Mentr Learn. For the daily question that sits beside the videos, read the Problem of the Day guide. For a yes/no list before you pick any course, use the Class 3–5 checklist.

Common questions

Are Mentr Learn coding videos free for Class 3, 4 and 5?
Yes. Mentr Learn on mentr.in/learn is ₹0 for the Class 3–5 track. A parent enrolls with email. There is no card.
Do the videos match a written syllabus?
Yes. Each video is one chapter from the 60-chapter syllabus (CS, AI, and Math). The parent syllabus is at mentr.in/learn/syllabus.
Is there a quiz after the video?
Yes. Every chapter has a 10-question quiz plus downloadable notes. Practice questions sit in a separate arena.
Does my child need to type code?
No. Class 3–5 lessons use stories, block coding, and math ideas. Typed Python is not part of this track.

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