LEGO Building and Programming for Children
In the Children's Literature and Education Section of the library, children ages 5–10 build with LEGO and learn to program their models. The…
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In the Children's Literature and Education Section of the library, children ages 5–10 build with LEGO and learn to program their models. The…
At the Lentvaris Library’s Innovative Technology Studio, elementary school students build and program robots, try out a 3D printer, and crea…
A robotics club for older students: building, programming, and working on projects involving more complex robots. Classes are held on Wednes…
Elementary school students build robots, learn to program them, and solve technical problems as part of a team. Classes are held once a week…
In the robotics club, students build and program robots, learn to solve technical problems, and work as a team. Groups are organized by grad…
Robotics classes for older children: a deeper understanding of technology, robot programming, and problem-solving. This club is suitable for…
Elementary school students build and program LEGO Education WeDo 2.0 robots, learn the basics of mechanics, and explore the concepts of spee…
In the “Robotics” extracurricular program at the Rokiškis Youth Center, children ages 7–12 build and program robots using LEGO Education, We…
The municipal robotics center “RoboLabas,” which describes itself as the largest robotics center in Lithuania, invites children to build and…
In the robotics club, students aged 8–12 build and program interactive educational robots and learn about digital technologies and their pra…
Preschoolers use LEGO and Cubroid coding blocks to learn about building, the basics of coding, and problem-solving. The classes take place r…
“Robotics Studio” offers robotics classes for two age groups—children ages 5–7 and 8–12. During the classes, with the help of experienced an…