Hands-on Robotics Thinking
Students explore sensors, logic, and mechanical problem-solving through guided robotics activities and design challenges.
Robotics classes introduce engineering thinking, sensors, automation, teamwork, and hands-on STEM problem-solving.
David Moore
Live Group Course
$25 per class
or $100 for 4 classes
Students explore sensors, logic, and mechanical problem-solving through guided robotics activities and design challenges.
Each class includes live teacher support, modeling, and collaborative discussion so learners can test ideas and improve their designs.
Learners practice breaking larger engineering problems into smaller steps, testing what works, and revising with purpose.
Robotics Makers Lab introduces students to robotics through structured live instruction, guided experimentation, and practical STEM challenges. Each session helps learners connect coding, sensors, and engineering design with real problem-solving. Students observe examples, discuss how systems behave, test simple ideas, and reflect on what they would change next.
Explain how sensors, inputs, and outputs work together in a simple robotics system.
Use guided problem-solving steps to test, revise, and improve a small robotics challenge.
Mock session covering Robotics Safety and Parts.
Mock session covering Sensors and Simple Circuits.
No prior robotics experience is required. Students should be comfortable following live instruction, trying multi-step tasks, and discussing what they notice during simple experiments.
Families can expect a predictable cycle of instruction, guided build time, troubleshooting, and reflection.
The course strengthens persistence, systems thinking, collaboration, and confidence with engineering vocabulary.
Teachers provide live coaching to help students explain their ideas, evaluate results, and improve their designs.
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