🧠 Hands-on Learning
Our Programs
From visual block coding to 3D printing and robotics — we offer creative STEM programs for all levels, completely free.
Current Programs
School year 2024–2025 · 7 classes/week · 100+ kids served
Visual block-based programming using MIT's Scratch platform. Students create interactive stories, games, and animations — no prior experience needed. Levels 0–3 progress from drag-and-drop basics to complex logic and game design.
Text-based programming for students ready to go beyond Scratch. JavaScript powers the web and opens up real-world coding opportunities. Students learn variables, functions, loops, and build interactive projects.
Design, build, and script your own Roblox games using Lua. A highly engaging platform that merges creativity with real coding concepts — perfect for kids who love Roblox and want to build their own worlds.
Browser-based 3D modeling with Autodesk's Tinkercad. Students design real 3D objects, structures, and inventions. Designs can be exported and 3D printed — bringing digital creations into the physical world.
A focused, quiet space for students to work on homework or independent projects with support available. Great for students who need structure alongside our coding sessions.
Physical computing with BBC Microbit, engineering and structure building, and robotics challenges. Students write code that controls real hardware — bringing programs to life in the physical world.
Summer Program
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Summer Camp 2024 — Recap
Completed
Our 2024 summer program was a massive success! Students learned 3D design and printing, Scratch block coding, Microbit programming, engineering and structure building, and Robotics. The program included field trips to Google and MIT — inspiring the next generation of engineers and entrepreneurs.
Tools & Platforms
We use free, industry-standard tools so students can keep learning at home.
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Scratch (MIT)
Free at scratch.mit.edu
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Tinkercad (Autodesk)
Free at tinkercad.com
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JavaScript
Browser-based, no install needed
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Roblox Studio
Free download at roblox.com
💻 What You Need
A laptop with a browser is adequate for most sessions. We recommend a Windows computer. Students need free accounts on Scratch and Tinkercad set up before their first class.