by kczarnota | Dec 17, 2016 | Fun Activities, LEGO, Uncategorized
The season of gratitude and giving is upon us. While we should always express our appreciation for those who are important to us, our efforts tend to be concentrated during this season. So, why not do something a little extra special for parents, kids, teachers,...
by kczarnota | Dec 2, 2016 | FIRST LEGO League, Fun Activities, LEGO, Mindstorms Robotics, Robotics, STEM
FIRST LEGO League Newfoundland & Labrador (FLL-NL) is an innovative program whereby intermediate school age youth (ages 11 – 14) are introduced to intriguing applications of science and technology. The FIRST LEGO League (FLL) (www.firstlegoleague.org) was first...
by kczarnota | Nov 25, 2016 | After School Classes, Fun Activities, LEGO, STEM
For much of human history, human achievement was built in the real world — things we could touch, see, experience and feel. And we all know children build their brains through play and by interacting with the world around them. We also know how much they love...
by kczarnota | Nov 20, 2016 | Fun Activities, LEGO, Uncategorized
The season of gift giving is getting closer, and with some advance planning and creativity, you can make this year’s presents meaningful, practical and fun! Rather than giving a present that will sit, unused, give one that will encourage the recipient to be creative...
by kczarnota | Nov 13, 2016 | After School Classes, Fun Activities, LEGO, STEM
Learning should be meaningful and relevant. And FUN! We know that kids will remember more and will be more likely to continue pursuing a subject if it’s exciting and interesting. Some kids are hesitant to seek out STEM courses, workshops or camps because they think...
by kczarnota | Oct 23, 2016 | After School Classes, Fun Activities, LEGO, Mindstorms Robotics, STEM, Uncategorized
When we enroll our kids in an after-school program, sometimes our motivation is to simply keep them busy. Other times we want them in a fun, safe, engaging environment until we come home from work. But it turns out these programs sometimes offer hidden opportunities...