C.LAB
Coding Without a Screen: 7 Unplugged Activities That Teach Kids to Think Like Programmers
Guide 8 min read
From curiosity to creation.
Kids aged 3–16 learn coding and digital art by building games, websites, apps, and projects they’re proud to share.
- First class free
- No commitment
- No credit card
- 7 programs
- 3–16 years
- 3 languages
- From 35,000 ₩/class
📍 Naebang · near Seorae Maeul
Ages 3–6 
Ages 7–10 
Ages 11–16 
Little Explorers
ScratchJr, drag & drop games, digital drawing. No reading or typing needed — they learn through play and visual storytelling in small groups (4–6 kids max).
Creators
Scratch games, interactive animations, digital art, LEGO robotics. They build real projects they can share with friends and family — and start thinking like programmers.
Builders
Python, JavaScript, web development, game design, micro:bit. Real-world skills, real tools, and portfolio projects they can be proud of.
Choose your path
From first clicks to Scratch games, LEGO robotics, and digital art — courses for ages 3–16.
How it works
Three steps to get started
1. Choose a program
Browse our programs by age and interest — from first clicks to game design, robotics, and digital art.
2. Book a free trial
Contact us to schedule a free, no-commitment trial class. Your child tries a real class before you decide.
3. Your child creates
Right from the start, they build real projects — games, art, animations — and share them with you.
Meet Clément
Clément
After 15 years as a freelance developer, life led me to teaching — first art and cooking with little ones, then coding. At C.Lab, I teach the way I wish I’d learned — by creating, making mistakes, and having fun.
- Master’s from KAIST
- 15 years as a software developer
- Teacher in the French school system
From the blog
Tips, stories, and resources for parents navigating coding education.
Parents ask
Is my child too young to start?
Not at all. Our youngest group (ages 3–6) uses visual tools like ScratchJr — no reading or typing needed. They learn through play.
Do they need their own computer?
No. We provide all equipment during class. If your child wants to practice at home, any laptop or tablet works.
What language are classes taught in?
Classes adapt to each child: French for French speakers, English for English speakers. Korean children join an English-speaking environment — a great way to practice English while learning to code. I switch between languages naturally, and Korean support is always available when needed.
Where are classes held?
Classes take place at our space in Naebang, near Seorae Maeul. The exact address is shared upon enrollment. Contact us to schedule a visit.
Ready to start creating?
Book a free trial and see what your child can build.
Get Started- First class free
- No commitment
- No credit card