Junior Robotics & Engineering- Ages 6-11

Service Description

🤖 Welcome to the Robotics Journey! This hands-on course introduces students to robotics, engineering, and coding through the LEGO SPIKE Essentials system. Young builders explore motors, sensors, simple machines, and creative storytelling while learning how to think logically, solve problems, and design their own robotic solutions. Each module builds confidence step by step, guiding students from basic movements to interactive, sensor-powered creations and imaginative final projects. 📘 Module 1 – Getting Started & Core Robotics Basics (8 Lessons) Meet SPIKE Essentials, explore the hub, motors, and sensors, and run your first program. Build a simple drive base, practice movement and turns, use lights and sounds, and complete a story-based navigation challenge. 📗 Module 2 – Sensors & Smart Behaviors (8 Lessons) Learn to detect colors, use the force sensor, and respond to motion. Students create smart behaviors using “if” conditions, combine sensors, trigger sounds, and solve a fun sensor-based puzzle. 📙 Module 3 – Engineering & Mechanisms (8 Lessons) Build simple machines like levers, rotating arms, sweepers, and grabbers. Add motors, test and refine mechanisms, and complete tasks involving carrying, grabbing, and automating movements. 📒 Module 4 – Coding Skills & Logical Thinking (8 Lessons) Explore loops, events, sequences, timing, variables, and simple multitasking. Students learn debugging skills and use logic to complete a mission challenge. 🎓 Module 5 – Creative Projects & Story Missions (8 Lessons) Bring stories to life with characters, motion, sound, and sensors. Students design their own robot, solve real-world challenges, and present a final interactive story mission. 🌟 By the end of the course, students will be able to: • Build and program robots using motors and sensors • Create smart behaviors with events, loops, and conditions • Design simple machines and functional mechanisms • Debug and improve their own code • Build creative robotic stories and present final projects