Weekly classes in small groups, summer camps and private lessons. Every program ends the term with something real to show, and every one can be tried for free.
Ages 11 to 13
Build wheeled robots that see, steer and follow a line, then teach them new tricks in block code and Python.
Tuesdays or Saturdays, 90 minutes
Ages 11 to 13
Design, draw and code 2D games, test them on friends, and fix what was not fun.
Mondays or Saturdays, 90 minutes
Ages 14 to 18
Real Python on real projects: chat bots, data stories, small tools that solve a problem at home or at school.
Wednesdays, 90 minutes
Ages 14 to 18
Plan, design and ship a website and a phone app, start to finish, for a real person or club.
Thursdays, 90 minutes
Ages 14 to 18
Microcontrollers, sensors and a soldering iron. Ideas become objects that blink, measure and move.
Fridays, 2 hours
Ages 11 to 18
Five-day camps in June, July and August. Every camp ends with a show for families on Friday afternoon.
Monday to Friday, 9 am to 3 pm
We will point you to the class most students like them start with. You can always switch after the free class.
Book a free classFive-day camps from 9 am to 3 pm, with an extended day until 5:30 pm for $60 a week. Sibling discount applies.
Build a robot for five events, from sumo to the slow race.
$425From a blank page to a playable game on Friday.
$425Light, sound and sensors stitched into clothes and bags.
$445Train small models on their own data and put them in a gadget.
$445One student, one mentor, any topic. Good for a head start, a science fair or a stubborn bug. At the studio or online, from $90 an hour.
A weekday morning group for homeschooled students, with projects that line up with math and science. Tuesdays and Thursdays, 10 am to noon.
