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Virtual Live Co-Taught
Code, Create, and Think Smart: Exploring AI with Codingville (Gr. 4-6)
In this interactive Codingville with AI workshop, Grade 4–6 students explore how creativity, design, and computational thinking come together to solve real problems. Guided through hands-on coding challenges, students use AI-powered tools to plan, test, and refine solutions while developing core problem-solving and scientific inquiry skills. Through playful missions and design tasks, learners practice breaking down problems, recognizing patterns, and thinking logically—bringing Alberta’s Computer Science curriculum to life in an engaging, age-appropriate way. This session empowers students to see themselves as creators, thinkers, and confident digital problem-solvers.

Dominic Tremblay is a K-20 Education Consultant based in Belleville, Ontario, specializing in STEM education, robotics, artificial intelligence, coding, makerspaces, and educational innovation. He works with schools, school boards, nonprofit organizations, and educational partners across Canada and internationally to design and deliver engaging learning experiences for students, educators, and school leaders. With extensive experience in robotics competitions, curriculum development, and professional learning, Dominic helps organizations integrate emerging technologies into teaching and learning in meaningful and practical ways. He is a sought-after speaker, workshop facilitator, and consultant who is passionate about empowering learners of all ages to develop creativity, critical thinking, problem-solving, and future-ready skills.
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