First we hear the whistle calling the kids in from their after school recess, followed by the sound of running footsteps. Once the kids walk into the room, it’s Build A Robot time! Starting in the first week of October, I have been lucky enough to be a co-teacher for an afterschool program with Build A Robot, meeting three days a week for an hour each.
Summer With Robots and Friends By Isabella Hennage – Build a Robot Instructor As a child, I remember being completely and totally immersed in sci-fi
This summer, I have attended more conferences than I have ever before. The mix of virtual and in-person formats provided me more opportunities to learn and share. In the first week of June, my colleagues Bird, Isaac, and a group of students and I presented virtually at Rock CS, a premier conference for Computer Science teachers in Colorado on a Saturday.
Spatial Visualization: A one way ticket to success in STEM By Max Watrous, Instructor & Curriculum Product Manager Spatial Visualization is a fancy term for
In July of 2020, a group of students ages 8–13 joined a week-long Creative Character Development summer course organized by Toys2Life and Build a Robot K12 …
At Build a Robot K12, we incorporate Social Emotional Learning (SEL) into everything we do. In every course we lead, we share a social emotional theme with students, ranging from…
I Dream of STEM Skills, Scorpions and Seahorses By Linzee Craig, International Summer Camp Instructor Sometimes in life you get the chance to truly follow
A Masterclass in Growth Mindset: Book Review for The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind: By Max Watrous, Instructor & Curriculum Product Manager The Boy Who
At Build a Robot K12, we incorporate Social Emotional Learning (SEL) into everything we do. In every course we lead, we share a social emotional theme with students, ranging from…
When I introduced robotics to my elementary kids, I didn’t expect that one day they would assemble their own…
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