Level 1: Basic (Sessions 1-10)
What Kids Will Learn:

• Introduction to Blender and the 3D design workspace.
• Understanding basic 3D objects (cubes, spheres, etc.).
• Learn how to manipulate objects (move, scale, rotate).
• Basic modeling techniques for creating simple 3D objects.
• Introduction to materials and colors.

Key Activities:

• Create simple 3D objects like a cup or a toy.
• Experiment with different colors and textures.
• Apply basic lighting to a scene.

Project:
“My First 3D Object” — Create a simple 3D object like a cup or character.

Level 2: Intermediate (Sessions 11-20)
What Kids Will Learn:

• Learn how to combine multiple shapes to create more complex models.
• Introduction to 3D text and basic animation.
• Explore character modeling and simple rigging for animation.
• Apply basic physics (e.g., gravity, collision) to make objects interact in a scene.

Key Activities:

• Design and animate a simple character or object.
• Create an animated scene with moving objects.
• Add textures to 3D models and apply basic lighting for effects.

Project:
“Character Animation” — Model and animate a simple character in Blender, adding motion and effects.

Level 3: Advanced (Sessions 21-30)
What Kids Will Learn:

• Learn advanced techniques like sculpting and fine-tuning details in 3D models.
• Introduction to game design and creating interactive 3D environments.
• Advanced lighting techniques and rendering for professional-quality outputs.
• How to use Blender’s physics engine to create realistic animations and simulations (e.g., cloth, water, smoke).

Key Activities:

• Create a more complex 3D model with realistic textures and lighting.
• Experiment with rigging for advanced character animations.
• Build a simple 3D game environment with moving parts and interactions.

Project:
“3D Animated Short” — Create a 3D animated short film or game environment with characters and animations.