Ages / 3-5
First Steps
Early childhood STEAM
A gentle first STEAM class for young builders to explore balance, motion, stories, and creative problem solving.
- Example project
- Rolling rescue vehicles
- Good for
- Children new to structured classes
STEAM SQUAD / Course finder
All nine courses
Compare the real courses by age, stage, project style, and what each course is built to grow next.
01
A confident first rhythm for younger makers.
Ages / 3-5
Early childhood STEAM
A gentle first STEAM class for young builders to explore balance, motion, stories, and creative problem solving.
Ages / 5-6
LEGO engineering foundations
Kindergarten engineering foundations using LEGO Early Simple Machines and guided classroom discussion.
02
Mechanisms, missions, and engineering challenges that get more capable over time.
Ages / 6-8
Mechanical engineering foundation
Elementary mechanical engineering foundations through LEGO mechanisms, testing, and iterative design.
Ages / 7-9
Powered mechanisms
A deeper engineering level focused on powered motion, stronger mechanisms, and more demanding design challenges.
Ages / 8-11
Computer-controlled machines
Robotics-style progression with sensors, sequencing, and computer-controlled LEGO machines.
Ages / 6-10
English-rich adventure problem solving
Adventure, story, teamwork, and problem solving in an English-rich class built for curious children.
03
Coding and design routes for students ready to make ideas their own.
Ages / 9-12
Coding and computational thinking
Upper elementary coding with a focus on logic, creative projects, debugging, and computational thinking.
Ages / 9-13
Design and fabrication
Creative engineering through design, 3D design, fabrication thinking, and hands-on prototyping.
04
Longer, student-led work for ambitious older makers.
Ages / 10-14
Advanced student-led challenges
Advanced student-led challenges for experienced makers ready to plan, build, test, present, and lead.