Grades 1-5 (must have completed kindergarten)

9:00 am - 4:00 pm

No-School STEAM Camp

With LEGO Robotics, interactive science, crafting and reading, this is a fun and relaxed ‘playful learning’ kind of day. During breaks the kiddos have access to the many interactive exhibits in our Hands-On Museum, our menagerie of creatures, the supplies and inspiration in our Craft Lab and our cozy Science Library.

Cancellation Policy:

Earlier than 1 week prior to start date: 100% refund

Within 1 week of start date:  50% refund

On or after start date:  no refund

Grades 1-5 (must have completed kindergarten)

4 pm-5pm

No-School STEAM Camp After Care

Cancellation Policy:

Earlier than 1 week prior to start date: 100% refund

Within 1 week of start date:  50% refund

On or after start date:  no refund

Beverly Cleary School

Grades 1-5

Meets weekly on Wednesdays

3:15-4:45 pm

Sept 9th - Dec 9th

No class on: Sept 16th, Oct 21st, Nov 11th, Nov 25th

Ten 1.5 hour sessions total

Classic LEGO construction meets robotics. Students explore basic engineering and coding and build creativity, teamwork and STEAM skills.  Younger students use the LEGO Education Spike Essential kits and curriculum, older students use the advanced LEGO Education Prime kits and curriculum..

Open to non-enrolled students.

Grades 1-5

Meets weekly on Mondays

3:15 - 4:45 pm

September 14th - December 7th

No class Nov 23

Twelve 1.5 hour sessions total

Classic LEGO construction meets robotics. Through 'playful learning,' students explore basic engineering and coding and build creativity, teamwork and STEAM skills.  Each week introduces a fun new project using the LEGO Education Spike kits and curriculum. Grades 1-3 will use the Essential curriculum, while grades 4-5 will use the advanced, PRIME curriculum.

Grades 1-5

Meets weekly on Mondays

9/14 - 12/7

No class on Nov 23rd

3:15 pm - 5:00 pm

Twelve 1.5 hour sessions total

Classic LEGO construction meets robotics.  Students work in teams to build their robots, all of which include a wireless hub. Then, using a connected tablet and the LEGO app, builders use drag-and-drop coding to bring the robots to life. Lower grade students use the LEGO Essential kit and curriculum while older students work with the second-level, LEGO Education Prime kits and curriculum. 

LEGO Robotics at Experiment PDX (Homeschool, Le Monde, etc.)

Grades 1-5

Sep 14th - Dec 14th, 2026

Meets weekly on Mondays

3:45 pm - 5:15 pm 

No class 9/21, 10/12, 11/9, 11/23

Ten 1.5 hour sessions

Classic LEGO construction meets robotics. Through 'playful learning,' students explore engineering and coding and build creativity, teamwork and STEAM skills.  Each week introduces a fun new project using the LEGO Education Spike kits and curriculum. Younger students use the LEGO Essential kit, while older students use the LEGO Prime kits. 

Parents/caregivers are welcome to stay during the class in our museum space (class takes place in our lab/classroom). We have free wifi and will have free coffee/tea available as well!

This class takes place on-site at our hands-on museum. It is open to all schools and homeschool students. 

Glencoe School

Grades 1-5

Sep 15th - Dec 8th

Meets weekly on Tuesdays

2:30 pm - 4:00 pm

Twelve 1.5 hour sessions

No school 11/24

Classic LEGO construction meets robotics. Students explore basic engineering and coding and build creativity, teamwork and STEAM skills.  Younger students use the LEGO Education Spike Essential kits and curriculum, older students use the advanced LEGO Education Prime kits and curriculum.

Hosford Middle School

Grades 6-8

Tuesdays, 4:00 - 5:30 pm

Sep 15 - Dec 15, 2026

No class Nov 24th

Thirteen 1.5 hour sessions

Arduino is an open-source electronic platform enabling users to create interactive electronic objects, including robots. This class is the beginning of the Arduino journey, focused on microcontrollers and circuits. It starts with wiring basic components like LEDs, resistors, potentiometers, buttons and switches. Students will learn how to wire components together and how to program a microcontroller for custom interfaces they build. This class includes a starter kit of components for students to take home.

Open to non-enrolled students.