The Pneumatics Hands-on projects introduce children the principles of compress air. You will be amazed to see how powerful compress air can be! Exercises includes not only hands-on building, but also problem-solving tasks which allow creativity as well as strengthen analytical thinking skill.

Schedule: Three Saturdays - July: 11, 18, 25, from 10A to 12;30P
Cost: $225
Bring Home: Take home one of your pneumatic creation, and informative activities sheets.

These rocketry projects cover introductory Fun rocket activities. Students will grasp a variety of subjects including force and motion, thrust, center of gravity, prediction, measurements, and tons more! Our curriculum contains NSTA, NCTM, and ITEA standards addressed. All activities include a variety of math, science, and technology activities, pretests and posttests; resource pages, and puzzles. Students will receive continous challenging fun in these three workshops.

Schedule: Three Saturdays - August 1, 8, and 15 of 2009. From 10A to 12:30pm.
Cost: $225
Bring Home: Take home one of your creations, and informative activities sheets.

Students will:

• Research various topics in Nano Technology;
• Create individual profile on each research topic.
• Create Robotics activities to simulate each topic they have researched on.
• Develop programs on a PC to perform the robotics activities.
• Conclude with a presentation to the parents.
• Receive a FREE "M.E.M.S. Nano Technology Book for kids", $25 value.

Schedule: Four Saturdays from July 11th to August 1st, 2009. From 1 to 4pm.
Cost: $269
Bring Home: Free M.E.M.S. Nano Technology Book
Note: Group presentation
Software: RobotC^TM or Robolab^TM

Does your robotics construction often just fall apart? Or, gears, motors, or sensors simply do not seem to be able to fit in a secured location, and at same time appear like an perfect integral part of your entire robot?

Now, here is your unique opporunity. Learn from the LEGOMaster.

Students will:

• Build robust chassis w/ differential gear system.
• Learn from the LEGOMaster.
• Perfect for preparing for a robotics competition.

Schedule: July 25th and August 1st, 2009. From 1 to 4 PM.
Cost: $150
Bring Home: Take home the chassis (without the motor)

How about building an end-effector attachment like a claw or plow? That is very likely be a non-dispensable component to your competitive robot. How can you modularize this so that it can be transported from one robot to another without taking too many components apart? Also, you want to make sure it does appear as an perfect integral part of your entire robot!

Now, here is your unique opporunity. Learn from the LEGOMaster.

Students will:

• Build robust end-effector like a claw or plow.
• Learn from the LEGOMaster.
• Perfect for preparing for a robotics competition.

Schedule: August 8th and 15th, 2009. From 1PM to 4PM.
Cost: $150
Bring Home: Take home the end-effector attachment (without the motor)

Everyweek, children will learn about the basic mechanical advantage of various simple machines and how they are used in building a robot. At the end of each class, students will be introduced very rudimentary level of robotics programming which will automate their LEGO machines.

Schedule: Saturday from 1 to 3:30pm. Available sessions from July 11th to August 15th, 2009.
Cost: $59 per session.
Bring Home: Worksheets and a copy of the programs that they have completed. Optional : May purchase a Motorization Kit at $40 (one motor and a battery box).