Technology

Elementary school students build projects using "Smart Robot" STEM kits and learn about the principles of mechanics and electronics. The pro…

For first- and second-graders: LEGO bricks are combined with science, technology, engineering, and math activities to help children understa…

STEAM Activities: Using a variety of materials, tools, and techniques, participants create practical and artistic objects, games, and scient…

A new club for students in grades 5–12: from concept to working prototype, combining STEM knowledge, technology, and design. We work with a…

The basics of programming, electronics, and engineering through games and creative activities using “Little Bits” kits: connect, code, and d…

Basics of aerodynamics, drafting, woodworking, and metalworking: Children build scale models of airplanes out of Depron and balsa wood. They…

Children learn how model cars are built and how they work, and they build them themselves out of wood using hand tools and power tools. This…

Models of various ships, yachts, and speedboats—equipped with rubber, internal combustion, steam, or electric engines, or sails—are built an…

Children build a 1/24-scale model car themselves and learn to drive it on a 46-meter track. They learn how to cut, sand, drill, solder, and…

Learning in nature: observing, exploring, and taking action in a way that causes as little harm to the environment as possible.

Automotive Technical Club for young people ages 10–25.

Bicycle and Motorcycle Technical Club for 10- to 16-year-olds.