Students are testing robots on one of our practice tables.
First Robot! Will it detect the red line?
Student is working on his assignment.
Learning new programming concepts.
This robot is going bowling!
Student is measuring the distance his robot will need to travel.
Student is working on his programming assignment.
Completing programming "warm-up".
Testing out the ShooterBot!
Robotics
Classes designed with children in mind
Start your child on a path of wonder, exploration, fun, and development. Enroll them in our Robotics course today. Students as young as five are welcome.
When we talk about what goes on here, people often react with a little disbelief that quickly turns to amazement… "You're teaching first graders about object-oriented programming… with toys?!? That is… that's just cool!"
This is the class where playing with toys opens the door to understanding engineering, programming, servos, sensors, gears, variables, and more. Don't worry, we're secretly using a precisely structured curriculum. Just don't try to sell your children on that (class is too much fun - they'll never believe you).
We've taken complex ideas and made them easy to digest. Everything is served in bite-size (or is that byte-sized?) pieces appropriate to your child's appetite. Click through the Curriculum Levels below to learn about what goes into each portion we serve.
Workshops that improve building skills
Here's something value-added that we give away for free. All students enrolled in Robotics classes can attend a skill-building workshop focused on mechanical engineering. We provide LEGO® Technic sets full of gears, levers, and more. Your child provides the desire and excitement that makes everything we do here worthwhile. Robotics Class Workshops are held once a month.
Competitions that challenge the brain
Students compete against others in their class, other classes, and in much bigger competitions such as First LEGO® League. Give your child the gift of joy and satisfaction that comes from winning based on maximum effort and unparalleled integrity. Kids learn to work together in a way that mirrors the team-based programming assignments of the real world. Don't try to sell them on this one either (they'll be having too much fun to believe you).