Week 1
Lesson 1
Terrain Editor
Students learn how to use the terrain editor in Roblox Studio to create custom landforms and bodies of water as they setup their adventure world for the class.  
 Week 2
Lesson 2
Simple Buttons
Students take an important step in their coding journey as they learn how to code an action on one object in their game to make something happen to a seperate object.  A simple example of this is having the player touch a button that opens a door, but the applications go far beyond this. 
 Week 3
Lesson 3
Creating a Trap
Students extend what they learned in the previous lesson to create a trap.  They code a hidden pressure plate to release a boulder that hits the player.  Students also review how to code a player to lose health when touched by an object.  This involves both logic (if/do) and humanoid properties in the player.
 Week 4
Lesson 4
Basic Modeling
Students learn how to reshape and group parts together to create more complex 3D models.  They introduced to union and negation concepts in Roblox Studio that allow creators to create unique shapes for models.  Students are also introduced to self-directed learning concepts and the Roblox Creator Hub, which is a great resource for teaching yourself game creation concepts.
 Week 5
Lesson 5
Advanced Button
Students learn how to create an advanced button that is clickable with the mouse.  This involves learning how to add a click detector to their game and coding a function to activated on the click.  Students also learn more about using the AI assistant available in the Roblox Creator Hub.
 Week 6
Lesson 6
Creating a Tool
Students learn how to create a tool for their player.  This inolves creating a special type of model that can be held by the player.  They also learn how to use welding concepts to weld different parts of the tool together.  Students are challenged to use the Roblox Creator hub to teach themselves a new skill in Roblox Studio.
 Week 7
Lesson 7
Tool Animation
Students learn how to create an animation for their tool when the player uses in the game.  They learn both how to use the animation editor and code the animation to activate when the player clicks with the tool in their hand.  Students are challenged to use the Roblox Creator hub to learn how to do something else with their tool.
 Week 8
Lesson 8
Tool Behavior
Students learn how to code their tool to mine a specific resourse in their game.  This requires them to use coding concepts that make the tool detect what its hitting and evaluate (logic) if it's the correct resource that can be mined by the tool.  This concept can also be applied to using tools to create keys that only open certain doors.