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Highlights
Kids can develop their creativity and get inspired to explore the world of robotics as they try to build robotic arms or race cars
Customer Reviews
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All reviews are from people who have redeemed deals with this merchant.Liz
1 ratings1 reviews
Daniel was an attentive teacher who let my daughter build her design with help when she needed. We had a great time.
carrie
4 ratings2 reviews
My child and his cousin really enjoyed their time. Great for the creative mind
Cindy
7 ratings3 reviews
My grandson had such a great time, he wanted to go back the following week.
Kristy
4 ratings3 reviews
My son absolutely loved this class! We bought 3 more groupons after! Instructors are friendly, engaging and informative.
About This Deal
- What’s included: depending on option purchased
- For kids aged 4–8: building and programming functional robots with several robotics kits or creating animations and games, learning to build circuits with paper circuits
- For kids aged 9–14: building and programming sophisticated functional robots with LEGO and VEX, digital modeling to create 3D-printed objects, building circuit boards and miniature computers with Arduino, Raspberry Pi, and other products
Fine Print
Promotional value expires 90 days after purchase. Amount paid never expires.
Registration required. Merchant's standard cancellation policy applies (any fees not to exceed voucher price). Limit 4 per person. May be repurchased every 365 days. Limit 1 per visit. Valid only for option purchased.
Merchant is solely responsible to purchasers for the care and quality of the advertised goods and services.
About STEMotics
Although STEMotics is an robotics organization, it doesn't have a complicated, jargon-y mission statement. Instead, its goal is simple: help children explore their potential and develop life skills. By building and programming machines, boys and girls sharpen their mathematical and creative thinking; refine their motor skills; and get a positive, confidence-boosting sense of accomplishment.
Along the way, they learn about STEM-related fields in small class groups (no more than 10 kids) from instructors who have experience in both robotics and working with children. Programs include afterschool and weekend courses, school-break camps, and special competitive teamwork.
- For ages 5–8: They can build and program both whimsical and functional robots with building-bricks kits, including one that teaches them about renewable energy. Another option is creating animations and games with the MIT-developed Scratch programming language.
- For ages 9–14: More advanced kits with building bricks allow kids to build robots with sophisticated technical elements. They can work on digital modeling to create 3D-printed objects, or build circuit boards and miniature computers with Arduino, Raspberry Pi, and other products.