Block-based game development
Build multiple levels, scoring and rules with visual programming.
BOUNDARY TECH GENERATION
LEVEL 2 —YOUNG BUILDERS
AGES 9–11
Level 2 helps children move from simple exploration into real project building. Participants begin creating multi-level games, interactive app interfaces, programmed robots and sensor-based activities with increasing independence and supportive teamwork.
ASK ABOUT LEVEL 2 WORKSHOPSBasic app interfaces
Design tappable screens and features that users can try.
Programmable robots
Assemble and programme beginner robots for physical challenges.
Sensors & simple circuits
Use buttons, movement or distance sensors in practical projects.
What participants do
REAL PROJECTS. REAL SKILLS.
Young Builders follow a project plan, use visual code to solve problems, create a functional app layout and test a small robot. Children decide what their project should do, build it in stages, identify problems and use feedback to improve it. Collaboration and increasing independence are encouraged.
PROJECT OUTCOME
Build a multi-level game, an interactive app or a working programmable robot.
HANDS-ON · REAL-WORLD · CREATIVE
EXAMPLE PROJECTS
Participants choose a project appropriate to their experience, interest and confidence.
EXAMPLE PROJECT
Platform Builder
Create a multi-level game with scoring, player controls and increasing challenges.
EXAMPLE PROJECT
Mini App Studio
Make an interactive app interface with working menus, forms or a useful tool.
EXAMPLE PROJECT
Robot Challenge Course
Build and program a small robot to navigate a simple course with sensors.
PROJECT OUTCOMEBuild a multi-level game, an interactive app or a working programmable robot.
WORKSHOP FORMAT8 guided sessions · approximately 60–75 minutes each
FOR PARENTSDesigned for children ready for greater responsibility, structured challenges and teamwork. Guided tasks encourage patience, debugging, creative choices and confidence with real projects.
FROM THE FIRST IDEA TO A FINISHED CREATION
THE WORKSHOP PLAN
8 guided sessions · approximately 60–75 minutes each. Session outlines are proposed and may be tailored to the actual group and venue.
- 01Choose a game, app or robot challenge
- 02Sketch the project and its features
- 03Build the first working version
- 04Add levels, screens or sensor input
- 05Make controls and rules respond correctly
- 06Test with a partner and log improvements
- 07Improve reliability and presentation
- 08Demonstrate the finished build
WHAT PARTICIPANTS WORK WITH
Shared laptop or tablet, block-based game tools, an introductory app builder, beginner robotics kit with safe motors and sensors, and a supervised challenge table.
SAFE, SUPPORTED LEARNING
Use only age-appropriate low-voltage robotics kits; supervise small parts and moving mechanisms. Do not publish apps or collect personal information without parental authorization.
BTG Builder — Young digital engineers
Young Builders can follow finite digital kit inventories, test matching connections and explore Free Build with the same approved parts. They learn to find and correct connection mistakes. Proposed workshop extension; not a public app release.
Explore BTG Builder →BOUNDARY TECH GENERATION
CURIOUS MINDS. STRONGER COMMUNITIES.
Young Builders connect their favourite technologies to real teamwork, technical skills and opportunities to learn by doing.
ASK ABOUT LEVEL 2PROPOSED COMMUNITY WORKSHOPS
Workshops, dates and registration are not yet open. Activities are supervised and designed to suit individual abilities.
Imagery is illustrative concept artwork; no child is represented as an enrolled programme participant. Blackmore Technology Group Limited is developing Boundary Tech Generation as a proposed community initiative in Boundary Country, British Columbia.
Images are photorealistic conceptual illustrations of the planned Boundary Tech Generation workshops, not photographs of actual BTG participants or delivered sessions.
BTG OFFICIAL PUBLICATIONS · OCTOBER 2026
Full Level 2 learning plan
The original workshop blueprint and this level’s eight-session teaching plan are now available, with outcomes, safety, testing and guardian guidance. Open the Level 2 curriculum → · Parent/guardian guidance →. This is a proposed course, not an enrolment notice.