Robotics & Coding Club

Most people think robots are machines that look and act like humans, but that’s not always the case. Robots are machines that can think and act to assist humans. A robot is a machine that performs tasks without human intervention. While many envision robots as human-like machines, most robots don’t resemble people and only do what they are programmed to do.

Starting robotics at an early age can be highly beneficial for children. Typically, kids can begin learning the basics of robotics as early as 6 years old. At this age, they are usually able to grasp fundamental concepts through engaging, hands-on activities and simple programming tasks. Early exposure to robotics can foster a strong foundation in STEM, enhance problem-solving skills, and spark a lifelong interest in technology and innovation.

Absolutely! The problem-solving approach, technology, and scientific aptitude children develop during the program help them easily grasp theoretical STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics) concepts in ways that ensure long-lasting learning. This has been proven to positively impact their academic performance.

Children will learn fundamental concepts in robotics, coding languages, problem-solving skills, and how to apply STEM principles to real-world challenges.

There are different types of robots: Autonomous Robots, Semi-Autonomous Robots, and Manual Robots. This classification is based on the level of control exerted by the robot itself versus manual control by a human.

Robots are machines that can think and act. This is a simple explanation you can give to your kids. Essentially, robots are machines that are programmed to follow specific commands and respond according to those instructions.

While it’s not strictly necessary to learn coding before starting robotics, having some basic coding knowledge can be very helpful. Robotics often involves programming to control the robot’s actions and responses. However, many beginner robotics courses are designed to teach coding and robotics simultaneously, making it accessible even for those without prior coding experience.

The frequency of classes for your child typically depends on the program and schedule offered by our organization. We strive to provide flexible options that accommodate various schedules and commitments. Please check our course offerings or contact us directly for specific details regarding class schedules and attendance options.

Yes, we provide robotics kits and materials needed for hands-on learning during classes. These kits vary based on the program and level.

Learning robotics and coding enhances critical thinking, problem-solving abilities, creativity, and prepares children for future careers in technology and engineering.

Depending on the program, we may offer opportunities for parents to observe classes or participate in workshops to understand their child’s progress and activities.