Course Title: Hour of Code (Elementary)

Course Description:
The Hour of Code (Elementary) introduces young learners to the exciting world of computer programming through fun, interactive activities. In this one-hour session, students explore the fundamentals of coding using age-appropriate platforms including CodeMonkey, Scratch, and Codable. Each month, participants rotate between these engaging tools to build problem-solving skills, logical thinking, and creativity.

Through guided challenges and hands-on exploration, students learn key coding concepts such as sequencing, loops, conditionals, and debugging. The session encourages collaboration, curiosity, and confidence as students see their ideas come to life through code. No prior experience is required—just imagination and a desire to learn.

Learning Objectives:

• Understand basic programming concepts and logic

• Develop problem-solving and critical thinking skills

• Create simple animations, games, and interactive stories

• Build confidence in using technology creatively

Target Audience:
Elementary students (Grades K–5)

Duration:
1 hour

Format:
Interactive, instructor-led session alternating monthly between CodeMonkey, Scratch, and Codable platforms

This interactive course introduces middle school students to the amazing world of the human body. Through fun activities, simple experiments, and engaging lessons, students will explore how different body systems work together to keep us healthy and strong. Topics include the skeleton, muscles, heart, lungs, brain, and senses. By the end of the course, young learners will have a basic understanding of how their bodies function and learn ways to take care of their health.

This engaging course introduces middle school (grades 6-8) students to the fundamental concepts of engineering. Through hands-on experiments, creative projects, and problem-solving activities, students explore the engineering design process, simple machines, structures, and basic robotics. The curriculum encourages critical thinking, teamwork, and innovation while making STEM accessible and fun. By the end of the course, students will have a solid foundation in engineering principles and practical skills that inspire curiosity and confidence in pursuing future STEM learning.

Course Title: Hour of Code (Elementary)

Course Description:
The Hour of Code (Elementary) introduces young learners to the exciting world of computer programming through fun, interactive activities. In this one-hour session, students explore the fundamentals of coding using age-appropriate platforms including CodeMonkey, Scratch, and Codable. Each month, participants rotate between these engaging tools to build problem-solving skills, logical thinking, and creativity.

Through guided challenges and hands-on exploration, students learn key coding concepts such as sequencing, loops, conditionals, and debugging. The session encourages collaboration, curiosity, and confidence as students see their ideas come to life through code. No prior experience is required—just imagination and a desire to learn.

Learning Objectives:

• Understand basic programming concepts and logic

• Develop problem-solving and critical thinking skills

• Create simple animations, games, and interactive stories

• Build confidence in using technology creatively

Target Audience:
Elementary students (Grades K–5)

Duration:
1 hour

Format:
Interactive, instructor-led session alternating monthly between CodeMonkey, Scratch, and Codable platforms

Objective:
Have fun learning how to create and print your own 3D objects while discovering how 3D printing works!

Course Description:
This engaging and interactive workshop is designed for elementary and middle school students eager to explore the exciting world of 3D printing. Participants will embark on a creative journey to understand the fundamentals of 3D printing technology and its real-world applications across various fields like engineering, medicine, and entertainment. Using easy-to-learn computer programs tailored for beginners, kids will develop their own unique 3D designs, transforming imaginative ideas into digital models.

Students will gain hands-on experience preparing their designs for printing, troubleshooting common challenges, and operating a 3D printer under guided supervision. This collaborative environment encourages teamwork, problem-solving, and innovation. By the end of the workshop, each participant will have a tangible 3D object they created, fostering a sense of accomplishment and confidence in using modern technology.

Goals:

• Understand what 3D printing is and explore its uses in everyday life.

• Learn to navigate beginner-friendly 3D design software.

• Use creativity and imagination to design simple 3D models.

• Prepare and troubleshoot designs to ensure successful printing.

• Participate actively in operating a 3D printer to produce physical models.

• Analyze final printed objects and reflect on the design process.

Expectations:

• Engage enthusiastically in all hands-on activities and group discussions.

• Embrace new challenges and view mistakes as learning opportunities.

• Collaborate with peers by sharing ideas and offering support during projects.

• Build skills and confidence in technology use and creative design.

Join us to unlock your creativity and bring your ideas to life through the amazing technology of 3D printing!

This interactive course introduces elementary students to the fundamental concepts of astronomy and space science. Through engaging activities and multimedia content, students will explore the solar system, learn about stars and planets, and discover the basics of space travel. The course encourages curiosity and critical thinking by allowing young learners to participate in virtual experiments and observe celestial phenomena. Designed to spark a lifelong interest in STEM, this two-hour online session provides a fun and educational adventure for aspiring space explorers.