👶 Ages 7–9Course

Advanced LEGO Robotics

Name: Advanced LEGO Robotics
Start: 2026-05-12T17:00:00-04:00
End: 2026-05-12T18:00:00-04:00
Location: Fort Lee Location (Learning Center)

📆Tue, May 12 · 5:00 PM

📍Fort Lee Location (Learning Center) · 2024 Center Ave, Fort Lee, NJ

🏷From $2

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Build, code, and learn with LEGO® Education. In this class, children advance their engineering and coding skills using the knowledge they gained in the Robotics Level 1 course. This program is designed to develop students' curiosity and confidence to solve real-life problems through engaging STEAM projects. Students learn to define problems, ask questions, and design their own solutions—setting them on a path to becoming lifelong learners. Please notice: Must complete Intro to Robotics and Junior Robotics courses in order to enroll for Advanced LEGO Robotics class. *Make-ups and cancelations: For semester registrations only one make-up class per month is allowed with a 24hr cancellation notice. Late cancellation fee: If a client provides less than 24 hours notice and wishes to schedule a makeup class, 50% of the class fee will be charged and processed through their Sawyer account. Payment Plan: For semester registrations, payments can be paid in full or split into monthly installments. The monthly installments can be paid through HiSawyer registration platform only . Please note that a 5% surcharge applies when selecting a monthly installment plan. One-time Payment: Parents can make a full, upfront payment via Check, Zelle, or Cash, avoiding the 3% processing fee from HiSawyer. If you would like to use this option, please contact us before registering.

AI: Coding and Application

Tue, May 12 · 6:30 PM

Fort Lee Location (Learning Center)

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Ages 7–9Course

From $230

Little Explorer (Level 1)

Wed, May 13 · 11:00 AM

Fort Lee Location (Early Age Studio)

This is a Montessori-based program designed for toddlers and preschoolers. (Recommended 1,5 years to 3 years) It supports and stimulates your child's early development and school readiness. We use a variety of authentic Montessori materials, techniques, methods, and approaches as we encourage your child's growth in a fun and engaging learning environment. In this program, we follow four primary areas that provide the foundation for learning and development in a Montessori classroom. Practical life activities are designed to mirror real-life experiences that children will encounter in their daily lives. The Sensorial area of the Montessori classroom is designed to develop children’s skills in perception and discrimination. It includes live music and art. The Language area of the Montessori classroom builds early literacy skills by providing varied opportunities for children to develop communication skills and phonetic awareness. The Math area of the Montessori classroom is characterized by concrete, hands-on materials that encourage children to recognize numbers and quantity. With adult-led activities, we expand and develop your child's cognitive, social, emotional, communication, fine motor, gross motor, adaptive and sensory skills. The Little Explorer Level 1 program was designed to offer our young students everything they need at their developmental stage in one place. Children all develop at different paces, and they have different strengths and interests. While in a traditional education every child in the class must follow one path set out by the teacher, a Montessori education follows the individual child's interests using observation. Every activity, including transitions between activities, facilitates exploration as we teach your child to solve problems, understand and use language, explore his or her surroundings, develop hand-eye coordination and increase attention span and memory. We also provide peer play time to encourage social interactions. Likewise, caregivers are invited to participate, ask questions and learn more about childhood early development. New This Fall: Monthly Registration! Enjoy flexible, month-to-month enrollment—no long-term commitment required. We understand how unpredictable your little one’s schedule can be. You’ll be automatically charged on the 1st of each month. Cancel anytime—just give us notice at least one month before your next billing cycle. Make-up and cancellation policy: Make-ups are offered only for Baby Explorer Level 1, Baby Explorer Level 2 , and Little Explorer Level 1. No make-ups are provided for the Little Explorer Level 2 pre-k program and Camps . One make-up class per month is allowed. Late cancellation fee: If a client provides less than 24 hours notice and wishes to schedule a makeup class, 50% of the class fee will be charged and processed through their Sawyer account.

Ages 2–3

From $426

Little Explorer (Level 1)

Wed, May 13 · 11:00 AM

Fort Lee Location (Early Age Studio)

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Ages 2–3Course

From $424

Intro to Lego Robotics

Wed, May 13 · 4:30 PM

Fort Lee Location (Learning Center)

Intro to Robotics is an 8-week introductory course designed to make learning fun for kids! This course focuses on robotics, engineering, coding, physics, and math. Throughout this course, children will use LEGO pieces to construct their own robots and learn to control them using simple computer programs. Our teaching philosophy emphasizes hands-on learning experiences. Kids will actively engage in building and programming their robots, gaining practical insights into how math and science concepts apply in real life. Following the STEAM approach, our classes integrate Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Math to foster problem-solving abilities and encourage creativity. Kids will discover the interconnectedness of these subjects and their applications in solving real-world challenges. Through the process of building and coding robots, children will develop essential problem-solving skills and nurture their creativity. They will also gain a deeper understanding and appreciation for subjects such as math, science, and physics. The Intro to Robotics course serves as an excellent introduction to the exciting world of robotics and STEM for your child. Many parents choose Robotics because it provides an enjoyable avenue for kids to acquire crucial skills that are valuable both now and in the future. *Make-ups and cancelations: Only one make-up class per month is allowed with a 24hr cancellation notice. Late cancellation fee: If a client provides less than 24 hours notice and wishes to schedule a makeup class, 50% of the class fee will be charged and processed through their Sawyer account. *One-time Payment: Parents can make a full, upfront payment via Check, Zelle, or Cash, avoiding the 3% processing fee from HiSawyer. If you would like to use this option, please contact us before registering.

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