STEM Classes For 15 to 18 Year Old

Building, Coding, and Creating the Future

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Real-World STEM Applications

Students will integrate science, technology, engineering, and math into cohesive, real-world projects—like building robots, designing smart devices, or creating sustainable solutions. This hands-on approach helps students see how STEM disciplines connect and apply to everyday life and also preparing them for FLL and FTC Competitions

What Will Students Learn:

Our LEGO SPIKE Prime classes for ages 11 to 13 years old are designed to inspire the next generation of innovators. Using the LEGO Education SPIKE Prime set, students will dive into advanced STEM concepts, tackle real-world challenges, and develop critical thinking, creativity, and teamwork skills—all while having fun with LEGO!

Advanced STEM Exploration

Students will explore complex STEM concepts, solve open-ended problems, and apply their learning to real-world scenarios.

Advanced Engineering

Design and build sophisticated mechanisms using gears, pulleys, and sensors.
Understand forces, motion, and energy transfer in mechanical systems.

Coding & Robotic

Master block-based programming with Python text-based coding options.
Use variables, conditionals, and data logging to control robots and models.

Critical Thinking, Problem Solving & Communication

Break down complex challenges into manageable steps.
Test, debug, and iterate designs to improve performance.
Work in teams to brainstorm, build, and present solutions.
Develop leadership and communication skills through group projects.

Build & Code

Create advanced robots and models that perform tasks like sorting objects, navigating mazes, or completing missions.

Solve Real World Problems

Tackle open-ended challenges, such as designing a robotic arm or building a sustainable energy solution.

Data Driven Projects

Use sensors to collect and analyze data, applying it to improve designs and solve problems.Collaborate on group projects, combining engineering, coding, and creativity to achieve shared goals.

What to Expect After the Course

By the end of the course, students will be equipped with the skills and confidence to compete in FIRST LEGO League (FLL) if they choose to! They’ll gain hands-on experience in designing, building, and coding robots to complete specific tasks, just like in FLL competitions.

Students will master advanced STEM skills, including block-based and text-based programming (Python), engineering principles like gears and sensors, and critical thinking to solve complex challenges. Through real-world projects, they’ll learn to apply STEM concepts to themes like sustainability and energy, which are central to FLL.

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