Scope & Sequence 2026–27

See where learning starts and where it can go.

Explore a clear progression of TechnoKids projects across ten levels. Find the right starting point, follow a skill pathway, and build a sequence that grows with your learners.

Primary · Level 1TechnoStartBuild essential foundations
Junior · Level 4TechnoRaceDesign and code a game
Intermediate · Level 7TechnoHTML5Develop a web page
Senior · Level 10TechnoChatbot AIBuild solutions for others
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A sequence designed to grow with students

The matrix is guidance, not a rigid pathway. Start at the level that matches your learners, then move through projects as their confidence and independence grow.

1

Choose a starting level

Use age, grade, experience and confidence to find the most suitable entry point.

2

Follow the progression

Levels 1–10 gradually increase project length, independence and complexity.

3

Track a skill

Follow coding, communication, data, research or design across multiple levels.

4

Build your own route

Teach a recommended sequence or combine projects to fit your timetable and goals.

Interactive project matrix

Find the right project at the right level

Browse all 49 projects from the uploaded 2026–27 Global Project Matrix.

Primary · Levels 1–2
Skill pathways

Follow one capability across the levels

Select a pathway to see how projects move from guided foundations to independent, real-world application.

Select any project in the matrix for full software, skill and next-step details.

Sequence builder

Create a pathway for your class

Tell us where students are starting and what you want them to develop. The planner suggests a compact progression using projects from the 2026–27 matrix.

  • Start at an appropriate level
  • Keep one skill focus across projects
  • Move gradually towards independence

Your suggested pathway will appear here. You can print it or use it as the starting point for curriculum planning.

Based on the 2026–27 Global Project Matrix

This interactive concept uses the ten-level structure, project titles, software and skills from the uploaded TechnoKids matrix. Recommended sequences remain flexible—each project can also be taught independently.