First Games & Animations
Build interactive stories, animations, and games while learning the logic behind them.
Achievements
From first ideas to real-world creations, explore the milestones, projects, skills, and experiences students build along their Pollen learning journey.
Projects & Creations
Every track is hands-on and project-based — here's the range of what a student can create.
Build interactive stories, animations, and games while learning the logic behind them.
Write working software — from first scripts to full applications — in Python, C++, and Java.
Design and ship responsive websites and web products using modern front-end tools.
Assemble, wire, and program robots that move, react, and solve physical challenges.
Apply mathematical thinking to real puzzles, patterns, and problem-solving challenges.
Design experiments, test hypotheses, and explain the world through evidence.
Combine science, technology, engineering, and math to solve hands-on challenges.
Train models and build AI-powered tools while learning how to use the technology responsibly.
Develop the voice, structure, and confidence to present ideas clearly to any audience.
Build practical saving, budgeting, and decision-making skills for real life.
Design game logic, characters, and levels, then playtest and refine the experience.
Turn ideas into digital art, animation, and visual storytelling projects.
Milestones You Can Unlock
These are the milestones every Pollen student works toward, track by track, class by class.
Finish your first set of classes in any track.
Assemble and program a working robot from the ground up.
Design and publish a site you built yourself.
Train and apply a model to solve a real problem.
Bring everything you've learned into one finished build.
Show what you built to mentors, peers, and family.
Skills in Action
A robot, a website, or an AI model is the output — the real outcome is the thinking behind it.
Breaking big challenges into smaller, solvable steps.
Turning an open-ended idea into something real and original.
Explaining ideas clearly to mentors, peers, and family.
Reasoning through cause, effect, and edge cases.
Building and problem-solving alongside others.
Asking 'what if' and following it into something new.
Get Started Today
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