Fun for Kids & Teens
Little Angels at LEGO® Engineering
Ages 5–7
Children just love to ‘build and break’, and
that is how they build-on the storehouse
of their creative energy. Working with
LEGO™ Education Kits, under professional
guidance, they will make working models
of simple machines to learn some of the
basic concepts of engineering and science.
Hands-on activity develops understanding
of ‘how things work’, which develops
the aptitude for engineering & promotes
learning in science.
Min/Max: 5/12
8 weeks
Technosaurus, Instructor
PLCC, Meeting Room 2
Mondays, 5:30–6:15pm
1/13–3/3
R: $109/NR: $136
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Robotic Calisthenics
for Little Angels
Age 6–8
Starting out with a versatile, world trotting
robot ‘T Saur’ at their command doing
their bidding, these robotics explorers will
finally build their own simple robots with
LEGO construction sets. The ‘T Saur’ will
perform a variety of tasks some of which
are to move in the ordered directions, solve
simple math problems, draw geometry
figures and colorful kaleidoscopic designs
and even make music for children. Following
this initiation into the science of robotics,
children will go on to build simple robots
using LEGO robotic kits and choosing from
a variety of themes to understand basics
of robotics engineering. The children will
link every model that they make to the PC
to program it to perform in endearing and
exciting ways. Children work in pairs, with
each pair having a full LEGO robotics kit and
a laptop PC for working in the class.
This is a great class to have fun and
generate interest in direction of STEM.
Min/Max: 5/12
8 weeks
Technosaurus, Instructor
PLCC, Meeting Room 2
Mondays, 6:30–7:30pm
1/13–3/3
R: $119/NR $148
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Lego Innovations Lab
Ages 8–12
This is an exercise in innovation and
creativity in engineering for all LEGO
aficionados. Participants bring to fore their
Lego building skills acquired over the years
experimenting and building with legos. They
combine their intellect, academic learning
in science and mathematics and wealth of
lego-building experience to solve technology
related problems based on simple working
machines. Children work in pairs discussing
and sharing ideas for making every model,
thus boosting the sense of cooperation and
team work. Finally they get an opportunity
to demonstrate their honed up skills by
making a working model of their own
choice and presenting it to the class,
while explaining its technology involved
in its working.
Each team of two children has
complete set of Lego Engineering Kit,
motor assembly and power pack to
motorize the models that they make.
Min/Max: 5/12
8 weeks
Technosaurus, Instructor
PLCC, Meeting Room 2
Mondays, 7:45–8:45pm
1/13–3/3
R: $129/NR: $160
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