Build, test, and explain
Students build, test, and explain something of their own instead of only watching lessons.
Self-paced computer science for homeschoolers
Your kid can build the games they play.
Coding, engineering, and game development, taught self-paced online. Every course ends in a real project — a published Roblox game, a working Minecraft machine, a program they wrote.
ESA, scholarship, and tax-credit guidance varies by state. The relevant program or tax authority decides what it will fund.
- Made for homeschool
- Your family chooses the resources, fit, and pace.
- Self-paced online
- Start when ready and revisit guided lessons.
- Real finished projects
- Every course ends in something they built and can show.
- Parent records kept
- Orders and available documents stay together.
Start with what they already love.
Four self-paced courses. Compare the skills, the finished project, the format, and the price before you choose.
AI Skills for Students
Research / Fact-checking / Privacy
Finish with documented final project
Self-paced online · Grades 6 to 12
$229
Roblox Game Development
Game design / Scripting / Publishing
Finish with published roblox game
Self-paced online course
$229
Minecraft Engineering
Redstone / Circuits / Coding
Finish with capstone engineering build
Self-paced online · Beginner coding
$199
Coding Track: Scratch to Python
Scratch / Python / Debugging
Finish with project portfolio
Self-paced online · Grades 3 to 8
$179
Self-paced courses that end in real projects.
Pizuki turns a familiar interest into work a learner can finish, discuss, and keep building on.
Finish a real project
Finish with a documented AI project, a published Roblox game, or a Minecraft engineering capstone.
Start anytime
Start anytime, replay guided lessons, and move at the learner's pace without a live class schedule.
Keep family records together
Keep students, orders, and available purchase documents organized in one parent account.
How each project-led course works.
Learners choose a goal, follow guided lessons at their own pace, and finish work they can show and explain.
Pick.
Choose the goal
Start with Roblox, Minecraft, coding, or AI and a result they already want to reach.
Make.
Follow guided lessons at your own pace
Use guided lessons, exercises, and project decisions to turn interest into practical skill.
Show.
Explain the finished work
Walk through a documented AI project, published game, or engineering capstone and the thinking behind it.
Example workspace preview
Learning Studio
Parent account
Student records
Keep each child's grade and optional program state in a separate record before checkout.
Student record A
Grade and program state
Student record B
Grade and program state
Records connected to your account
Purchases and orders
Open an order to see its status, purchase details, and current next step.
Paid documents and invoices
View an available itemized paid-order document or invoice from its order.
Parent account and course records
Parents keep projects, course records, and receipts.
See what your child is working toward, keep each learner's purchases separate, and open the documents available for an order.
Named course outcomes
Every course states the project a learner is working toward.
Syllabus and objectives
Each course ships a syllabus, learning objectives, and scored work.
Family organization
Separate student records keep each child's order connected to the right learner.
Itemized purchase records
Completed card orders can include an itemized paid-order document. Invoice-based orders provide their available invoice.
State-funding status today
4
states with live program-funded checkout
Paying with state education funds?
Pizuki maintains 20 state guides with checked dates and official program links. Your state guide walks through the exact steps before you buy; the relevant program administrator or tax authority makes the final decision.
ESA, scholarship, and tax-credit guidance
Check your state's program rules before you buy.
State programs use different rules and payment processes. Pizuki currently shows what is verified, what is still onboarding, and what needs a program check. The relevant program or tax authority makes the final decision.
4 program-funded checkout paths are currently enabled. State guides are reference information, not a promise of approval or payment.
Arizona
Live — pay with ESA funds
Pizuki is an approved Arizona ESA vendor on ClassWallet. Check out with your program funds; ADE reviews each purchase against its current rules.
New Hampshire
Live — pay with EFA funds
Pizuki is an approved CSF NH education service provider. Pay through ClassWallet Pay Vendor with your Education Freedom Account.
Alabama
Live — pay with CHOOSE Act funds
Pizuki is an approved CHOOSE Act education service provider. Pay through ClassWallet Pay Vendor with your CHOOSE Act award.
South Carolina
Live — pay with ESTF funds
Pizuki is an approved ESTF education service provider. Pay through ClassWallet Pay Vendor with your Education Scholarship Trust Fund award.
Other states
Official-source guides
More states are coming soon as each program approves Pizuki. Until then, use the guides to check the current eligibility and purchase route for your state.
See state guidesHomeschool learning that works for children and parents.
Learning should respect a child's curiosity and a parent's judgment while producing work both can understand.
Let your child help choose
Interest is a serious starting point. Young people should have a say in what they learn to make.
You choose the fit and pace
Families choose the fit, pace, and purchase. A state program decides only what it will approve.
Build practical technology skills
AI and game platforms are tools for research, logic, design, and creation, not the point of the lesson.
Finish work they can show and explain
A finished project matters more when a learner can show the choices and thinking that produced it.
Questions parents ask before buying.
Course fit, family records, state approval, and what happens after a purchase.
What ages and experience levels are these for?
AI Skills for Students is built for grades 6 to 12. Roblox Game Development fits ages 10 to 15, and Minecraft Engineering and the coding track both fit grades 3 to 8. Each product page lists its current learner and format details.
Are the focus courses self-paced?
Yes. The AI, Roblox, and Minecraft focus courses use self-paced online lessons. Course access is delivered after payment clears.
What does a learner finish?
AI Skills ends in a documented final project. Roblox works toward a published game, and Minecraft finishes with an engineering capstone build.
What can parents manage in the Learning Studio?
Parents can keep separate student records, review purchases and orders, and open available paid-order documents or invoices, all from one parent account.
Which records come with a purchase?
Completed card orders can include an itemized paid-order document. Invoice-based orders expose an invoice when one is available. Structured course documentation includes a syllabus, objectives, and an assessment where applicable.
Will a state program approve a Pizuki purchase?
Pizuki cannot promise that. Program-funded checkout is live in Arizona, New Hampshire, Alabama, and South Carolina, with more states coming soon. A guide or document never guarantees eligibility, direct payment, reimbursement, or a tax credit. The relevant program administrator or tax authority makes the final decision.
How do refunds and support work?
Refund terms depend on the product and timing. Read the current refund policy, then email support@pizuki.com or call (702) 907-4933 with your order number.
Choose a homeschool course they want to start.
Compare project-led learning first, then check the state guidance that applies to your family.