Our LEGO Spike Club takes robotics learning to the next level. Students build electronic robots using LEGO Spike kits, then bring them to life by programming with Scratch or Python. This hands-on program develops critical thinking, teamwork, innovation, and coding proficiency in a collaborative, small-group environment with a maximum 1:4 student-to-instructor ratio.
Building skills for the future through robotics and programming.
Build functional robots using LEGO Spike kits, learning mechanical design, sensors, motors, and structural engineering principles.
Program robots using block-based Scratch (Level 1) and text-based Python (Level 2), developing logical thinking and coding proficiency.
Solve real-world challenges through hands-on projects that develop analytical skills, creative problem-solving, and innovation.
Prepare for the LEGO League international tournament, building teamwork, presentation skills, and competitive spirit.
Two-part progressive curriculum designed for comprehensive robotics mastery.
Getting familiar with the kit components, sensors, motors, and building basics
Learning Scratch programming to control robot movements and sensor inputs
Completing structured build projects with increasing complexity
Collaborative robotics projects developing teamwork and communication
Transition to text-based coding with Python for more complex robot behaviors
Combining multiple sensors for autonomous decision-making robots
Designing and building robots for LEGO League challenge missions
Independent capstone project showcasing creativity and technical mastery
Autism Club Center (powered by KidsForTech), #204B 10190 152A St. Surrey BC V3R 1J7
(778) 955-9968
info@kidsfortech.com
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