In Toy Factory: 3D Printing , students design their own toys using TinkerCAD, a beginner-friendly 3D modeling tool. From keychains to vehicles, they’ll turn digital designs into real objects with the help of a 3D printer. Along the way, they’ll explore design thinking, measurement, and problem solving—building both creative and technical skills.
Calling all curious kids! In this exciting STEAM class for young makers and thinkers, we’ll mix up science experiments, building challenges, and tons of hands-on fun. From bubbling reactions and fizzy chemistry to bridges that hold weight and boats that really float, each week brings a new adventure in science and engineering. Students will explore materials like wood, LEGO, cardboard, and everyday items as they build, test, and tweak their creations. With fun take-home projects each week, kids will explore big ideas in science and design—while developing creativity, confidence, and problem-solving skills along the way. Note: This class contains take-home projects that contain a CR2032 Coin Cell Battery
Lights, camera, action! In this all-in-one filmmaking class, kids become directors, actors, animators, and editors as they create their own original movies—both live action and stop motion. From YouTube-style videos to brickfilms and puppet adventures, students will learn how to plan, shoot, and edit like real creators. Each week blends storytelling, green screen tricks, sound effects, and hands-on animation using Legos, clay, or puppets. We’ll explore what makes great content, practice video and audio editing, and even learn how to manage a YouTube-style channel (without actually publishing). Students bring home short films and tons of new skills in digital storytelling, creative thinking, and collaboration. Perfect for aspiring filmmakers, animators, and storytellers ready to make their ideas come alive—one frame at a time!
Become a drone rescue ranger! In this course, students will learn to code drones to autonomously fly and assist people and animals that are in trouble. Students will engage in hands-on missions that develop computational thinking and teamwork by taking on roles such as navigator, programmer, or spotter.
In Lego Legends , students take on weekly building challenges using their creativity, teamwork, and engineering skills. Each session introduces a new theme, whether it’s building a wind-resistant tower, a floating ship, a medieval castle, or a working catapult. Along the way, students learn about balance, structure, problem-solving, and design through hands-on play with Lego bricks. Projects range from collaborative builds to personal take-homes, making every week an exciting chance to invent and explore.
This isn't your average sewing class - join us to learn about the world of electronic textiles, wearable circuits, computerized embroidery, and make your own responsive LED tote bag! All students in this class will create their own custom tote bag that lights up and changes color based on their outfit and its environment. To bring our project to life, we'll learn the fundamentals of sewing, electronics, and even some coding.
Welcome to Saws, Drills, and Lasers —These are the tools and techniques that build the world around us! A hands-on makerspace experience where woodworking meets high-tech fabrication! In this class, students will explore traditional tools like saws and drills alongside cutting-edge technology such as 3D printers and laser cutters. From crafting with wood to designing digitally, kids will build practical skills, express creativity, and bring home projects they’ll be proud of. What They’ll Create: Wooden Toys & Bookends – Design and build playful and functional wooden objects using real tools in a safe, guided environment. 3D Printed & Laser-Cut Projects – Learn the basics of digital design to produce personalized items like nameplates, puzzles, and accessories. Mini Plant Stands & More – Combine construction and creativity with multi-material projects that blend natural and modern materials. Perfect for new or experienced makers ready to dive into both the classic and future-forward sides of making!
In this intermediate Robotics class, we'll dive into the mind of a robot - literally! Microcontrollers are the brains of robots and computers, and with a little coding and circuitry, we can have them do all sorts of things! Our roboticists will learn about coding, sensors, motors, and more, working up to building their own interactive automaton! Using Circuit Playground Microcontrollers with various components, our automaton will be able to move, "see", and interact with the world around them All learners will get to take their automaton, complete with a Circuit Playground Microcontroller, at the end of the class - over $40 in value!
In Crime Lab , students take on the role of detectives, both in the real world and online. From fingerprint matching and mystery substance testing to cracking codes and tracing digital clues, this class blends hands-on forensic science with cybersecurity challenges. Each session is a new case to solve, building skills in observation, logic, and digital safety. It’s STEM with a twist of mystery, perfect for curious minds who love a good whodunit.
Lions and Tigers and Robots, oh my! Welcome to the Robo Zoo, an animal-themed exploration of movement, sensors, and electronics. From building mechanical creatures to coding their behaviors, students will complete challenges that build problem-solving skills and computational thinking. Best of all, they’ll take home their custom robotic animals to continue the fun at home Note: This class contains take-home projects that contain a CR2032 Coin Cell Battery
In Minecraft: Coding & Architecture , students explore the worlds of design, construction, and computer science. From building animal habitats and futuristic cities to coding random parkour courses and roller coasters, this class blends architecture and programming in a collaborative setting. Along the way, students learn coding with MakeCode, practice architectural thinking, and complete challenges that build logic, teamwork, and digital design skills—all inside the world of Minecraft Education.
Girls Coding Club is a fun class designed to empower the next generation of female programmers with coding experience in game design/development, art, and electronics. Using block-based coding, this class aims to introduce, reinforce, and foster a positive experience with computer science. Students will make games, tools, and hardware come to life using Scratch and MakeCode. A 5-year-long tradition at MakeInspires, GCC is the perfect place to foster and support your child’s interest in Computer Science. Need to skip one or two classes? Let us know at least 24 hours in advance, and we'll credit you back!
In Toy Factory: 3D Printing , students design their own toys using TinkerCAD, a beginner-friendly 3D modeling tool. From keychains to vehicles, they’ll turn digital designs into real objects with the help of a 3D printer. Along the way, they’ll explore design thinking, measurement, and problem solving—building both creative and technical skills.
RESERVE YOUR SPOT FOR JUST $95 TODAY! At Brooklyn Music Factory, kids learn music the way musicians actually learn: by listening, playing, creating, and collaborating. Our Group Instrument Classes give students the opportunity to focus on guitar, drums, or piano while building the musical fluencies that form the foundation of every great musician: rhythm, melody, harmony, and songwriting. Using BMF's unique ear-first, game-based curriculum , students develop instrument-specific skills through interactive music games, creative challenges, and collaborative music-making. Every class focuses on at least one musical fluency, helping students build confidence, creativity, and a deeper understanding of music in a way that feels fun—not like homework. Whether your child is brand new to music or ready to build on their experience, they'll strengthen their instrument skills while writing songs, improvising, playing with others, and discovering the joy of making music together. In Group Instrument Classes, Students Will: Build skills on guitar, drums, or piano Develop the four core musical fluencies: rhythm, melody, harmony, and songwriting Learn through BMF's engaging ear-first, game-based curriculum Play music with friends in a fun, supportive group environment Build confidence, creativity, collaboration, and lifelong musicianship At BMF, we believe the best way to learn music is to play it . Our students leave each class not only becoming stronger instrumentalists, but more creative, confident, and well-rounded musicians.
Modern 2 Elementary Division Builds upon the fundamentals learned in Level 1. Emphasizes proper alignment, and begins to focus on developing strength, building endurance and increasing flexibility. Students will continue to explore creative modalities such as movement composition and improvisation as well as dance theater elements such as vocalization, and acting.
RESERVE YOUR SPOT FOR JUST $95 TODAY! For Kids, Teens & Adults At Brooklyn Music Factory, students don't just learn songs—they become musicians. Using our unique ear-first, game-based curriculum , every lesson develops one or more of our four musical fluencies: rhythm, melody, harmony, and songwriting . Whether you're just getting started or looking to grow as a musician, our private lessons are personalized, creative, and designed to build confidence through making music. Kids (Ages 6–11) Kids learn by playing, creating, and collaborating . Through music games, original songwriting, and one-on-one instruction, students build strong instrument skills while developing the musical fluencies that make great musicians. Piano, guitar, bass, drums, or voice Ear-first, game-based learning Original songwriting and improvisation Band performances throughout the year Teens (Ages 12–17) Teens work on music they actually love while building technique, creativity, and confidence. Lessons are tailored to each student's goals, whether that's writing songs, joining a band, preparing for auditions, or simply becoming a stronger musician. Personalized instruction Songwriting and improvisation Regular performance opportunities A supportive community of young musicians Adults (18+) Whether you're learning for the first time or returning to music, our teachers will help you build skills at your own pace. Learn the songs you love while developing real musicianship in a relaxed, encouraging environment. Beginner through advanced Personalized lesson plans Flexible goals and repertoire Optional performance opportunities Why BMF? One-on-one instruction Piano, guitar, bass, drums & voice Ear-first, game-based curriculum Focus on rhythm, melody, harmony & songwriting Original songwriting from day one A fun, welcoming musical community Come play, create, collaborate, and grow at Brooklyn Music Factory.
RESERVE YOUR SPOT FOR JUST $95 TODAY! For Kids, Teens & Adults At Brooklyn Music Factory, students don't just learn songs—they become musicians. Using our unique ear-first, game-based curriculum , every lesson develops one or more of our four musical fluencies: rhythm, melody, harmony, and songwriting . Whether you're just getting started or looking to grow as a musician, our private lessons are personalized, creative, and designed to build confidence through making music. Kids (Ages 6–11) Kids learn by playing, creating, and collaborating . Through music games, original songwriting, and one-on-one instruction, students build strong instrument skills while developing the musical fluencies that make great musicians. Piano, guitar, bass, drums, or voice Ear-first, game-based learning Original songwriting and improvisation Band performances throughout the year Teens (Ages 12–17) Teens work on music they actually love while building technique, creativity, and confidence. Lessons are tailored to each student's goals, whether that's writing songs, joining a band, preparing for auditions, or simply becoming a stronger musician. Personalized instruction Songwriting and improvisation Regular performance opportunities A supportive community of young musicians Adults (18+) Whether you're learning for the first time or returning to music, our teachers will help you build skills at your own pace. Learn the songs you love while developing real musicianship in a relaxed, encouraging environment. Beginner through advanced Personalized lesson plans Flexible goals and repertoire Optional performance opportunities Why BMF? One-on-one instruction Piano, guitar, bass, drums & voice Ear-first, game-based curriculum Focus on rhythm, melody, harmony & songwriting Original songwriting from day one A fun, welcoming musical community Come play, create, collaborate, and grow at Brooklyn Music Factory.
RESERVE YOUR SPOT FOR JUST $95 TODAY! For Kids, Teens & Adults At Brooklyn Music Factory, students don't just learn songs—they become musicians. Using our unique ear-first, game-based curriculum , every lesson develops one or more of our four musical fluencies: rhythm, melody, harmony, and songwriting . Whether you're just getting started or looking to grow as a musician, our private lessons are personalized, creative, and designed to build confidence through making music. Kids (Ages 6–11) Kids learn by playing, creating, and collaborating . Through music games, original songwriting, and one-on-one instruction, students build strong instrument skills while developing the musical fluencies that make great musicians. Piano, guitar, bass, drums, or voice Ear-first, game-based learning Original songwriting and improvisation Band performances throughout the year Teens (Ages 12–17) Teens work on music they actually love while building technique, creativity, and confidence. Lessons are tailored to each student's goals, whether that's writing songs, joining a band, preparing for auditions, or simply becoming a stronger musician. Personalized instruction Songwriting and improvisation Regular performance opportunities A supportive community of young musicians Adults (18+) Whether you're learning for the first time or returning to music, our teachers will help you build skills at your own pace. Learn the songs you love while developing real musicianship in a relaxed, encouraging environment. Beginner through advanced Personalized lesson plans Flexible goals and repertoire Optional performance opportunities Why BMF? One-on-one instruction Piano, guitar, bass, drums & voice Ear-first, game-based curriculum Focus on rhythm, melody, harmony & songwriting Original songwriting from day one A fun, welcoming musical community Come play, create, collaborate, and grow at Brooklyn Music Factory.
ROCK WRITE RECORD (AGES 9–17): RESERVE YOUR SPOT FOR JUST $95 TODAY! Ready to take your child's musicianship to the next level? Rock Write Record is BMF's band program for students ages 9–17 who are ready to move beyond the basics and experience what it's like to be part of a real band. Students collaborate with bandmates to learn cover songs, write original music, develop their performance skills, and experience the excitement of creating music together. Led by an experienced Brooklyn Music Factory teacher, each rehearsal focuses on songwriting, arranging, musicianship, and playing as an ensemble. Students strengthen their creativity, musical fluency, and confidence while developing the communication, collaboration, and teamwork skills that make great bands successful. Bands are thoughtfully formed based on each student's age, instrument, and skill level , creating a supportive environment where every musician is challenged, contributes to the group, and grows alongside peers at a similar stage in their musical journey. Throughout the year, bands perform on the BMF stage, giving students the opportunity to share both original songs and cover songs with family, friends, and the BMF community. As students grow, they're encouraged to take greater ownership of the creative process, helping shape their band's unique sound while building skills that last a lifetime. Reserve your spot today for just $95 and let your child experience the thrill of writing, rehearsing, and performing with a real band.
In second grade Honors at Logicus, students will delve deeper into our Conceptual Analytical Mathematics (CAM) program, drawing upon the strengths of both the Singaporean and Russian mathematical teaching methods. This curriculum will cover the following: Introduction to Algebraic Equations : Students will be introduced to the concept of balance and equality, forming the foundation for equation solving and algebra. They will start by interpreting and creating number sentences using the equal sign correctly. For instance, understanding that in a correct equation, the amount on one side of the equal sign must be the same as the amount on the other side. Process Skills in Problem Solving : Students will develop competency in thinking skills and problem solving heuristics through meaningful and challenging activities such as Make a Systematic List, Inverse Operation Concept, Replacement Concept, Look For A Pattern (Numbers and Shapes), Draw a Diagram, Make a Supposition. Expanded Addition and Subtraction : We'll cover adding and subtracting numbers using visualization and mental arithmetic techniques inspired by Singapore Math and Russian Math's focus on a deep comprehension of mathematical operations such as Model Diagram, More/Less Than Concept, Before/After Concept, Difference Concept, Internal Transfer Concept. Multiplication and Division : Part-Whole Model, Model Diagram, Repeated Addition Concepts, Equal Grouping Concept, Equal Sharing Concept. Further Geometry Exploration : The curriculum explores more complex geometric shapes, reflecting Russian Math's focus on geometric intuition and proof-based reasoning. Measurement and Data : Students will learn to measure lengths in standard units and grasp time concepts, reinforcing practical math skills. The Algebraic Thinking component in Logicus Math Grade 2 seeks to introduce students to the basic principles of algebra, laying the groundwork for more advanced studies in later grades. Understanding Patterns : Students will explore number and shape patterns, learning to predict and explain what comes next. They will gain an understanding of simple sequences and rules, leading to the concept of mathematical relationships. Basic Operations in Equations: Students will apply their understanding of addition and subtraction to solve simple equations. They'll begin to understand the relationship between addition and subtraction, as well as the idea of an "unknown" in an equation. Problem Solving with Equations : Students will practice translating real-world problems into simple equations, learning to use mathematics as a tool for problem-solving. They'll gain experience in formulating equations to represent problems and then solving them. This section of the course sets the foundation for algebraic thinking, preparing students for more complex mathematical reasoning and problem-solving. The program includes a 90-minute class each week throughout the academic year. For any inquiries, please reach out to us at info@logicus.school or 917-295-2001.