byPaprlyFull breakdown of the free 60-module Class 3–5 syllabus — 20 CS, 20 AI, 20 Math for CS — Watch → Quiz → Play, unit goals, and what is not included.
Parents want a syllabus they can trust before enrolling — not a vague “coding for kids” promise. Mentr Learn’s Class 3–5 path is 60 modules across three tracks: Computer Science, AI, and Math for CS. This article is the plain-English map: units, outcomes, lesson loop, certificate, and what is deliberately left out. Use it alongside the full parent syllabus page and PDF.
How computers work → Algorithms & logic → Block coding → Apps, robots & projects. By the end, kids point to input/process/output at home, write and fix a short everyday algorithm, use sequence/repeat/if in blocks, and describe an app idea.
AI is patterns → Training & labels → See / hear / chat → Fairness & privacy. Outcomes: explain patterns and mistakes, give a simple training example, use helpers without sharing secrets, invent a helper with one privacy rule.
Patterns & number sense → Logic & sorting → Grids & turns → Estimate & decompose. Numbers stay in Class 3–5 range. No Class 6 algebra-first unit, no formal proofs. Kids continue patterns, solve AND/OR/NOT or Venn stories, plot and turn like a turtle, and split messy tasks into steps.
Complete all 60 modules to unlock the Mentr Junior Graduate certificate — proof of a finished Class 3–5 foundation path. Class 6–8 and 9–12 tracks are planned later; enroll now for the live free path. When you want live help, browse verified tutors on Mentr separately — Learn does not require a tutor.
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