Youth Robotics Programs

Lego Robotics (Ages 8-12): 5-week session

• Full-session: 145$

• Family discount: 120$

Lego Robotics Jr. (Ages 4-7): 5-week session

• Full-session: 125$

• Family discount: 100$

Lego Robotics (Ages 8-12): 4-week session

• Full-session: 125$

• Family discount: 100$

Lego Robotics Jr. (Ages 4-7): 4-week session

• Full-session: 100$

• Family discount: 75$

*Family discount automatically applied when registering 2+ students at once.

Registration is open!

Session length: 5-weeks

• Ages 4-7:  Saturdays 10:30-11:30am

• Ages 8-12:  Saturdays 12:00-1:30pm

Location: Selwyn Public Library
836 Charles St, Bridgenorth, ON

Session Theme: Gears & Gadgets

Learn how gears interact to make simple gadgets and machines, and use them to build lego robots.

Pricing:

• Full-session: $125 

• Family discount: $100

Curriculum:
Your child won't just build a lego robot, they'll drive it!

Each class will be split into two parts, with the first half lesson-focused, and the second half centered around hands-on lego robotics play.

Your child will learn about gears, how they work, and how to make simple machines and motorized gizmos.

One-of-a-kind robotics platform:
Our classes use a custom-built lego-compatible robotics platform designed and assembled by our team.

• Four separate motor control channels controlled by PS4 controller
• Lego compatible and customizable
• Kid friendly and safe!

Registration is open!

Session length: 4-weeks

• Ages 4-7:  Saturdays 10:30-11:30am

• Ages 8-12:  Saturdays 12:00-1:30pm

Location: Selwyn Public Library
836 Charles St, Bridgenorth, ON

Dates: Nov. 28, Dec. 5, Dec. 12, Dec. 19

Session Theme: Battlebots

Teams will build their robots to complete challenges and battle other teams. 

Pricing:

• Age 4-7: $100
• Age 8-12: $125

Curriculum:
Your child won't just build a lego robot, they'll drive it!

Each class will start with a lesson, teaching how to think like an engineer. Students will learn that failure is the best way to learn how to make a better robot. That bold, creative risks pay off over time. That to build a great robot, you  need to focus on building to test, because testing early and often gives more data than planning for perfection.

Students will learn to think strategically. They will be encouraged to think outside of the box, to be persistent, and to solve challenges in the most creative way they can. 

Winning a challenge doesn't necessarily mean being the first or the fastest. The instructor cares about persistence, team resilience, and ambitious, often risky, creativity.

The goal is not just to be the first to complete a challenge, but to think like an engineer.

• Lego compatible and customizable
• Kid friendly and safe!