Code & Construct: The World of Robotics

⚙️ Welcome to "Code & Construct: The World of Robotics," where young minds dive into the fascinating universe of STEM and robotics! This thrilling multi-week series invites kids on an imaginative journey to explore, create, and innovate. Through hands-on activities and intriguing projects, children will engage with the basics of coding and robotics, sparking their curiosity and fueling their passion for technology. They'll discover the joy of tinkering and problem-solving as they bring their robotic creations to life, all while building a strong foundation in critical thinking and teamwork.

Prepare for an adventure that clicks and whirrs, as kids transform everyday materials into their very own robotic masterpieces! Whether they're dreaming up a friendly bot or a gadget with awesome functions, kids will develop technical skills and nurture their creativity. "Code & Construct: The World of Robotics" ensures that the excitement of discovery and the wonder of construction are celebrated at every turn, making science and engineering an engaging part of every child’s learning journey. 🤖
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About Loren

Bilingual Educator & Aspiring Biomedical Engineer
Loren is a passionate educator dedicated to inspiring young minds through her diverse teaching experiences and interests. A native Spanish speaker and biomedical engineering student, she has spent six years nurturing children as a teacher's assistant, summer camp leader, tutor, and babysitter. Loren brings expertise in teaching Spanish, reading, writing, math, science, and chess across both Honduras and the United States. Her love for astronomy, art, and history enriches her teaching, making learning an exciting adventure. In her free time, Loren enjoys playing chess, swimming, boxing, exploring poetry, and visiting museums.
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What Parents Are Saying

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Veggie Power Engineering Adventures
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Bay Area
The students had a great time and were engaged throughout the lesson. I saw some pictures and the structures that they built were all unique and very complex. It resembles molecule structures from chemistry, which looks like the main focus of the class.
Jeremy L, Beacon Director

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