Homeschoolers will learn the four stages of solving the 2x2 Rubik’s Cube. Additional STEM activities and lessons will support critical thinking, collaboration, and communication skills through the process of “Experiment, Fail, Learn, Repeat”. Each week will build on the previous weeks. Supply fee includes a new 2x2 Rubik’s Cube, printouts, and a certificate.

Homeschoolers will conduct age-appropriate science experiments, exploring the fun side of science. We will use the Scientific Method (no prior knowledge of the scientific method is necessary) to build propeller-powered cars from scratch, exploring engineering principles and, of course, racing them! Each students will have the opportunity to leave with their very own car.

Calling all Jedi Knights! Robotics Clubs USA is in need of engineering masterminds to help build starships that will defeat the dark side of the force. Young engineers will build LEGO® Star Wars® models like the X-wing, Jedi transports, AT-AT walkers and many other spacecrafts and machines. Young Jedi’s will discover key engineering concepts and learn about the force behind observation and the engineering method.

Homeschoolers will learn the six stages of solving the 3x3 Rubik’s Cube. Additional STEM activities and lessons will support critical thinking, collaboration, and communication skills through the process of “Experiment, Fail, Learn, Repeat”. Each week will build on the previous weeks.

Homeschoolers will learn the six stages of solving the 3x3 Rubik’s Cube. Additional STEM activities and lessons will support critical thinking, collaboration, and communication skills through the process of “Experiment, Fail, Learn, Repeat”. Each week will build on the previous weeks.

Join Robotics clubs USA to have some “Drone” fun. Come learn about basic principles of flight and the evolution of traditional aircraft and modern-day quadcopters. Students will build their own drone to take home with them. Also students will learn to fly drones by line-of-sight piloting and learn how to program a drone using “Scratch” for autonomous flight. Students will explore different ways drones can be used and discuss the engineering method and how engineers use it to solve problems. Join the fun and learn about drones. No prior experience necessary. All skill levels are welcome.