Kindergarten The program Lilliputian Engineers is designed for Kindergarten students (4 and 5 years old). Children make their first steps in the world of science, technology and engineering. Through game-play activities, they explore concepts, phenomena, create one or more structures at a time, make observations and draw conclusions about the world around them.
Kindergarten Welcome to the world of STEAM for preschoolers—a world full of surprises, curiosity, exploration, and discoveries! From infancy, children naturally experiment and seek to understand how the world around them works.
Kindergarten Through playful activities, children explore concepts and phenomena from the world around them, creating structures with building materials, using a remote control, and programming the Beebot robot.
Kindergarten The “Micro-Scientists – STEAM and Natural Sciences Experiments” program is an interactive and educational experience for kindergarten children, designed to introduce them to the world of science through hands-on and fun activities.
6-7 years old With the Young Engineers educational program, children are transformed into little Engineers!
8-9 years old We welcome you to the educational journey that will introduce your children to the world of STEM in the most fun way!
6-8 years old The "Big World for Little People" program is an exciting journey full of experiments, discoveries and fun!
6-8 years old The Physics program with the integration of Educational Robotics is important as it contributes to the holistic development of students and lays the foundation for their future education and understanding of the world!
10-11 years old The Elementary Robotics program combines exploration of the natural world with an introduction to advanced robotics, offering a rich educational experience for elementary school students!
11-12 years old Advanced Robotics combines exploration of the physical world with an introduction to artificial intelligence, offering an advanced educational robotics experience for elementary school students. Through hands-on activities, students design and configure fully autonomous robotic systems, utilizing combinations of sensors and motors, as well as specialized sensors such as color recognition and motion pattern recognition!