Screen-free Coding and Computational Thinking
Screen-free coding introduces children to the logic and creativity behind programming — without using computers, tablets, or phones.
Through fun, hands-on activities like puzzles, games, and storytelling, kids learn to think like programmers: breaking problems into steps, finding patterns, and building solutions.
It’s all about developing computational thinking — a powerful skill that helps the kids understand how to solve problems logically and creatively in any area of life.
What is Computational Thinking?
Computational thinking is a way of solving problems — just like a computer would!
It doesn’t mean using a computer; it means thinking logically and step by step to understand problems and find smart solutions.
Decomposition
Breaking big problems into smaller, manageable parts.
Pattern Recognition
Looking for similarities, trends, and connections.
Algorithmic Design
Creating step-by-step instructions to solve problems.
Debugging
Testing, finding errors, and improving solutions.
Why it’s important
Computational thinking helps children develop strong problem-solving, reasoning, and creativity skills — not just in coding, but in math, science, and everyday life. It teaches them how to think, not just what to think.
We at CodeRiite aspire to instill the 21st century skills of Programming and Computational Thinking within the young minds through our fun and intriguing curriculum. Children will be introduced to another fascinating dimension of technology empowering them to become the 'architects' of the digital era.
Benefits for Kids
Builds problem-solving and reasoning skills
Encourages logical and structured thinking
Boosts creativity through hands-on play
Improves communication and teamwork
Prepares kids for coding and future STEM learning
How We Teach
Computer Science
Computer Programming
Computational Thinking
The Relationship
Meet the Founder
Aashna Shah
Founder & Lead Educator
Aashna Shah leads Code Riite with a focus on helping young learners build strong logical foundations through computational thinking and screen-free coding.
With over a decade in Computer Science and IT education, she brings deep academic and practical expertise, including experience as engineering faculty at NMIMS and VIT.
Her approach turns complex concepts into playful, hands-on activities that teach children how to think, reason, and solve problems with confidence.
Teaching philosophy
"Coding is not just about writing code. It is about learning how to think."
What Parents Say
"My child comes home excited to explain the logic behind the games. The screen-free approach keeps her curious and focused."
Priya M.
Parent of a 6-year-old