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Flip, Sort & Crack the Code!

Ages 11–14 Group format

Flip, Sort & Crack the Code!
How do computers think using only 0s and 1s? Discover the secret language of binary, catch hidden errors with clever tricks, and master the art of sorting all through fun, interactive activities.
In this live online workshop, kids will flip digital cards, perform a “magic” error-detection trick, and race through sorting challenges to understand how computers really work.

What you’ll learn:

  • Understand binary numbers and how computers count
  • Detect errors using parity (the computer’s “magic trick”)
  • Explore sorting algorithms through hands-on games
  • Build logical thinking and problem-solving skills
Prerequisites
  • Students should be 11–14 years old and comfortable with basic computer use (browsing the internet and joining a Zoom/Google Meet call)
  • No prior coding experience required
  • A laptop or desktop with a stable internet connection is recommended

Ayesha AnwarWorkshop Host
BinaryAlgorithmsProblem SolvingLogical ThinkingCritical ThinkingComputer Fundamentals
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Overview

Live Group SessionsLearn together over video
Scheduled DatesPick a session that works for you
Fixed DurationPer session
Project-BasedBuild something every class
Skill BuildingGuided by STEM experts
Age-AppropriatePaced for your child

Available Sessions

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Past Sessions

Sunday, August 23, 2026
6-7:30 pm
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Other Details

Language of InstructionEnglish
TopicsBinary, Algorithms, Problem Solving, Logical Thinking, Critical Thinking, Computer Fundamentals
Age RangeAges 11–14
FormatLive online via video call

Meet the Instructor

Ayesha AnwarWorkshop Host

I’m an Electrical Engineering undergraduate at UET Lahore and a Research Assistant at MEDS Lab, where I work on open-source RISC-V processor design under Prof. David Harris (Harvey Mudd College). As a Learning Facilitator at TSE, I’m passionate about making technology simple, practical, and exciting for young learners. In this workshop, I’ll help kids explore how computers think using binary numbers, catch errors with clever parity tricks, and master sorting algorithms all through fun, hands-on activities.