Building computational minds through joyful, screen-free learning
We at Code Riite aspire to instill the 21st-century skills of programming and computational thinking within young minds through our fun and intriguing curriculum.
Children are introduced to a fascinating dimension of technology, empowering them to become the architects of the digital era. At Code Riite, coding for kids is an unplugged, gamified activity class with an edge of computational thinking.
Creativity before technology
Coding is the set of instructions we create to communicate with computers. Through coding, we make computers perform tasks.
For kids, the goal is creativity rather than technology. Coding for children as early as age 5 exposes them to logical thinking, reasoning skills, pattern recognition, self-discovery, problem solving, and intrinsic motivation.
Conceptualizing, not just programming
Code Riite focuses on the basic concepts of coding that are fundamental to learning to code. We provide hands-on, engaging learning experiences that encourage children to think like a coder.
Our curriculum includes creative unplugged coding activities that help children learn screen-free. Exercising these activities fosters resilience, creative problem solving, critical thinking, and logical reasoning.
Visualize abstract concepts
Critical thinking with persistence
Nurture creative expression
Logical problem solving
Develop fluid thinking
Our future needs these abilities
Conceptual ideas on the creative and imaginative front
Tap into innate intuitive powers
Insight to see the bigger picture
Enhance social empathy and emotional quotient
A foundational skill for everyone
"Computational thinking will be a fundamental skill used by everyone by the middle of the 21st century. Just like reading, writing and arithmetic."
- Jeanette M. Wing
Computational thinking is a problem-solving skill. Learning it is an important step toward becoming a programmer, but its use in everyday problem-solving is what makes it crucial to our curriculum.
Decomposition
Breaking down problems into smaller, manageable parts.
Pattern Recognition
Finding similarities within and between problems.
Abstraction
Focusing on the important aspects and ignoring the rest.
Algorithmic Design
Developing a step-by-step solution to a problem.
Aashna Shah
Aashna Shah is the Founder and Lead Educator at Code Riite, a screen-free coding and computational thinking program designed to build strong logical foundations in young learners.
With over 10 years of experience in Computer Science and IT education, Aashna brings deep academic and practical expertise. She has been an engineering faculty member at universities like NMIMS and VIT, where she taught advanced computing concepts and built a deep understanding of how technology truly works.
She believes coding is about learning how to think. This belief led her to design Code Riite as a screen-free program where children learn logic through hands-on activities, games, puzzles, and storytelling. Her mission is to build strong computational minds early, so children grow into confident, logical, and creative problem solvers for life.