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Structure, text, images, layout, and safe personal information.
Homegrown Builders Build Year curriculum
Twelve projects. One visible body of work.
Each Build Pack stands on its own. Students choose a problem, direct AI, inspect the result, test it with a person, and finish with evidence. Every month includes a beginner route, standard route, advanced challenge, parent overview, and clear boundaries.
See the Build YearThe point of the curriculum
Prompting is not the goal. Capability is.
Each project gives a teen another repetition of the work that matters: defining a useful outcome, making decisions, testing what AI suggests, recovering from errors, and explaining the finished result.
Inspect a sample Build PackQuarter one
Learn the builder loop.
Outdoor Challenge Generator
Lists, randomization, buttons, conditions, and user testing.
Quiz or Mini Game
State, scoring, feedback, replay, and clear instructions.
Quarter two
Build for real people.
Workout or Habit Tracker
Inputs, progress, usability, and honest testing.
Family Dashboard
Information hierarchy, navigation, parent feedback, and privacy boundaries.
Event or Group Website
Real audience, mobile design, calls to action, and publishing.
A shared monthly rhythm
New students are not expected to be caught up before they can begin.
Projects are designed to stand alone. The Foundations Library handles the common skills, while each monthly Build Pack offers a beginner path, standard path, and advanced challenge. That gives a new builder an honest way in without pretending every teen starts in the same place.
See how Build Year enrollment worksQuarter three
Make stronger tools.
Reading or Resource Tracker
Organization, categories, filters, data quality, and presentation.
Calculator or Decision Helper
Logic, explainable results, error handling, and edge-case testing.
Local Business Website
Customer language, trust, contact flow, and business judgment.
Quarter four
Publish and present.
Directory or Resource Guide
Structured content, ranking, sources, filters, and public usefulness.
Small Digital Product
Packaging, user outcome, landing page, distribution, and feedback.
Capstone
Scope, design, testing, presentation, and portfolio storytelling.