Our background in education and a curriculum grounded in early childhood education theory means Bricks Bots Beakers classes for preschoolers get kids truly thinking and problem solving. BRICKS classes are more than just copying a picture of a simple build. Preschoolers brainstorm, create, test, and redesign age appropriate projects. BOTS classes incorporate age appropriate coding. BEAKERS classes take natural scientists (aka preschool children) and introduces them to: science vocabulary, developing a hypotheses, making predictions, recording results and drawing conclusions. All of this happens in a curiosity driven, collaborative, small group class setting with experienced teachers who scaffold rich learning experiences.

Learn about simple machines including gears, gear ratios, levers, wheel & axle, potential and kinetic energy and force with projects such as the Fly Wheel Cruiser, Rollin' Rex Boxer and the Classic Catapult. Experiment with your contraptions then innovate and improve them! Each student will get their own Lego kit to use during class and then take home after the class finishes!

Early Dismissal STEAM Labs run from 12:15 - 3:30. You may choose which days you would like to attend.

SUPER SLIME LAB (11/9)
All slime. All the time! Become an expert slime-ologist and learn about the science of polymers. Experiment with different reactants and formulas to create perfect slime, puffy slime & magnetic slime! Experiment with slime. Play with slime. Be one with slime…
Includes 2 slices of plain pizza, a Welch’s fruit snack and bottled water. Minimum of 8 students required.

This season, use science to create unique holiday gifts! While applying STEAM concepts, students will learn about chemistry and make gifts they can give to parents, grandparents, aunts or uncles this season. Students will come home with 3 or more unique gifts at the last class. Shhh... we don't want to share what they are!

Have fun building and exploring physics and engineering. Students will create 10  kinetic machines that spin, swing, pivot, roll, lift and drop. Each machine alone is awesome, but put them together and you get incredible chain reactions. Then, combine the machines in any order you like to create your own chain reactions.

Join us for the second half of Gizmos, Gears & Gadgets. No need to have participated in the first half - we have plenty of new projects to do. Learn about simple machines including gears, gear ratios, levers, wheel & axle, potential & kinetic energy, and force with projects such as the Mix Master, Micro Movie Maker and Robo-Boxer. Experiment with your contraptions then innovate and improve them! Minimum of 8 students required.

Join anytime! Students work at their own pace learning how to create apps that they can download and play on their own devices! 

Unit 1: Coordinates & Basic Commands is where all students should begin their journey into typing app coding. The apps in Unit 1 illustrate the use of 2D coordinates in graphics programming, as well as Bitsbox's fill, stamp, and text commands.

Unit 2: Variables & Simple Methods introduces the use of placeholders for values and making code easier to change.

Unit 3: Conditionals & Screen Interactions introduces how to run code if only certain conditions are met and shows how to use the tap and grab functions to create interactive apps.

Once students have mastered their current learning goal, they will learn to code with fun themed coding adventures such as Apposaurus Rex, Monkey Business, Top Secret or Super Powers! Students get to choose a theme and then work through a series of apps offered at a range of difficulties - perfect for programmers of all ages!

CLASS IS LIMITED TO 8 STUDENTS.

NOTE: B3 will provide the computers for programming. Students can then access the programs they create using QR Codes.

NOTE: Students must be able to read independently.

Saturday OPEN Play, all ages (Adult must be present)
 $15 per child (includes up to 2 adults)

Every Saturday from 1:30 - 3:00 (unless B3 is booked for a Special Event), we offer Free Play! Come play our on Marble Wall, complete LEGO Challeges, explore Robotics and much much more. Each month will showcase different STEAM related activities. You can register online as a Drop-In class or stop by and register in-person (cash only). No reservations required.

NOTE: Adult must be present. This is NOT a drop-off program. But don't worry, we have lots of fun puzzles for adults to engage in as well! Grab a cup of coffee and come and play!

Adults without children or more than 2 adults per paying child pay full price.

Saturday Science, ages 6-11

Ages 6+ DROP-OFF Program, parents do NOT need to stay!
Under 6: Parents can attend with their child.
$25 per session or sign up for the semester and save!

Kids go Full STEAM in this program!

January

January 11: Slime Lab: Butter Slime
January 18: Melting Snowmen Science Lab
January 25: Slime Lab: Snow Slime

February

February 1: Lego Challenges: Minecraft Builds
February 8: Slime Lab: Valentines Day Themed Slime
February 15: Engineering Challenge: Boat Building 
February 22: Rainbow Melted Crayon Art

March

March 1: Leprachaun Traps
March 8: Design Mario's Pipe Dream Marble Runs - Celebrate Mario Day
March 15: Celebrate Pi Day 3.14 - Discover the Meaning of Pi
March 22: Lego Challenges: SuperHero Builds
March 29: Slime Lab: Design Your Own

April

April 5: Robotics Week - Hexbug Mazes
April 12: Robotics Week - Build an Art Bot!
April 19: Spring Break - TBD
April 26: STEAM Punk Fair - no classes - Actitivies All Day

May Potions

May 3: Potions Lab - Celebrating Harry Potter Day May 2nd
May 10: LED Circuit Cards - Make Light up Cards
May 17: Elephant Toothpaste & Dancing Oobleck
May 24: no classes

June Earth Science

June 7: Slime Lab: Super Bouncy Slime
June 14: Sustainably Green Music & Arts Festival - no classes - Activiies All Day

Past Classes...

October is Spooky Science Month!
October 5: Coding for Candy, Ghost Eggs & Fizzy Pumpkins
October 12: No Classes
October 19: Coding for Candy & Pumpkin Oobleck
October 26: Gross Out Frankenstein Lab & Witches Brew Slime

November is Magnetism Month!
November 2: Magnetic Play
November 9: Magnetic Pendulum Painting
November 16: Magnetic Mazes
November 23: Magnetic Slime
November 30: Small Business Saturday - NO CLASS, but morning Drop-OFF available so you can SHOP (ages 5 - 10)

December is Holiday STEAM Month!
In our unique Holiday STEAM program, children use science to create holiday gifts! This class has a separate registration (offered morning, afternoon or flexible session). Preferably all 3 weeks. Drop-Ins available - but please note that items may not be wrapped.

Our background in education and a curriculum grounded in early childhood education theory means Bricks Bots Beakers classes for preschoolers get kids truly thinking and problem solving. BRICKS classes are more than just copying a picture of a simple build. Preschoolers brainstorm, create, test, and redesign age appropriate projects. BOTS classes incorporate age appropriate coding. BEAKERS classes take natural scientists (aka preschool children) and introduces them to: science vocabulary, developing a hypotheses, making predictions, recording results and drawing conclusions. All of this happens in a curiosity driven, collaborative, small group class setting with experienced teachers who scaffold rich learning experiences.

This Class takes place at The Ginger Tree Preschool in Glen Gardner. The first class will start at 10:00 am. Students will meet in groups of 5 or 6 students for 30 minutes. Classes will then rotate through to ensure all students attend and have a small group experience.

Our background in education and a curriculum grounded in early childhood education theory means Bricks Bots Beakers classes for preschoolers get kids truly thinking and problem solving. BRICKS classes are more than just copying a picture of a simple build. Preschoolers brainstorm, create, test, and redesign age appropriate projects. BOTS classes incorporate age appropriate coding. BEAKERS classes take natural scientists (aka preschool children) and introduces them to: science vocabulary, developing a hypotheses, making predictions, recording results and drawing conclusions. All of this happens in a curiosity driven, collaborative, small group class setting with experienced teachers who scaffold rich learning experiences.

Stop by and enjoy our facilities during the Festival of the Borough! $5 per person gets you an all day pass to come and go as you please.

NOTE: Every student requires a headset. You may bring your own or purchase a headset for $20. B3 will provide one computer per student.

Minecraft coding courses for ages 8+ provide the perfect way to learn Java programming with the professional text editor Eclipse! Kids make amazing custom mods for Minecraft that they can share with family and friends! Students may also work on their coding projects at home on their own. Tuition includes 2 month subscription. Students move through a self-paced series of courses including:

Mod Creation Essentials:

Mod Essentials - In this beginner level Minecraft coding course, kids learn real Java code while making a custom axe that shoots fireballs as well as a repulsion shield that shoots enemies into the air! We cover key concepts such as conditionals and loops.

NOTE: Every student requires a headset. You may bring your own or purchase a headset for $20. B3 will provide one computer per student.

Scratch coding courses for ages 7+ provide the perfect way to learn Scratch programming. In this beginner Scratch coding and game design course, students drill deep into the Scratch platform and unlock its many secrets. We learn about a variety of important Scratch functions that can help you build your own games, interactive stories, and more! Tuition includes 2 month subscription fee and access to coding curriculum at home.

Robotic Engineers

Robotic Engineers is designed for students aged 9 and above who have experience building with LEGOS and may or may not have experience in Robotics. This hands-on minds-on class using Scratch coding to create simple programs for robots. Students learn to build, program and control their autonomous robots while learning about gears, motors, sensors and more. Students will rotate between Lego SPIKE Prime, Lego Essentials and Edison Robots.

Junior Robotics

Join us as we explore the world of robotics! This class will expose our junior learners to all things Robotic! Students will rotate through learning with different types of robots.

Robots include: 

• Lego WeDo & Lego Essentials: where students use Scratch coding to create programs for robots built from Legos
• Ozobots: bots that are programmed through color coding
• MouseBots: use problem solving and sequencing to solve puzzles with a robot mouse
• Edison: Design a Bot for Sumo Wrestling, create a maze for your bot to follow and more

Junior Robotics is designed for students aged 6 to 9 who may or may not have experience building with LEGOS and Robotics. In addition to learning coding and engineering concepts, students will also develop their literacy, math and social-emotional skills as they turn concepts into reality. Students learn to follow-instructions when building and programming their autonomous robots. They then get to explore and problem-solve while customizing their robotic designs.

Class size in limited to 8 children.

Junior Chemists

Does your child like to make this go boom, splat, slime, ooze, fizz – have a blast & make a mess exploring the science behind chemical reactions! Create a quicksand simulation, slime, flubber, a foam machine, a mad scientist bubble lab and more! Our Junior Chemists experience a different hands-on minds-on experiment every week!

NOTE: Please inquire about our EARLY DROP-OFF option or SCHOOL PICK-UP Program (Washington Borough Schools) starting at 3pm ($15)

Junior Engineers

In this elementary engineering class, students investigate the principles of simple machines, mechanisms and structures using LEGOS and other materials. We will experiment with balanced and unbalanced forces and friction, measure distance, time, speed and weight, explore kinetic and potential energy and learn about historical engineering disasters, including the tumbling of the Colossus of Rome in 226 BC, the collapse of the Findeae Stadium and the Leaning Tower of Pisa. Discover what went wrong and design solutions!

Jan/Feb/Mar/Apr: Elementary Engineering with LEGO

Apr/May/June: Explore Engineering Disasters

Junior Makers

Merging Art with Science, Technology, Engineering & Math, students will explore STEM concepts through art! Weeks will rotate through LEGO Build Challenges, Math & Art and STEM & Art projects. Explore Art Bots, circuitry, tessallations and much more!

NOTE: Please inquire about our EARLY DROP-OFF option or SCHOOL PICK-UP Program (Washington Borough Schools) starting at 3pm ($15)

In this supportive program, students can bring their Algebra questions (grades 6+) and gain a deeper understanding of the concepts. Through a hands-on, supportive environment chidlren will collaborate with each other and work independently (depending on needs) to improve their confidence in Algebraic concepts. Elizabeth taught and continues to tutor children in math through high school concepts. For more intensive support, please reach out directly.

Enjoy time with others playing board games, solving puzzles, building with legos and more. The options are endless! Enjoy an evening out with friends or come and meet new people. Feel free to bring your own food and (non-alcoholic) drinks.

Enjoy a night out while your kids enjoy engaged play time and a movie at Bricks Bots & Beakers. Drop-off your kids anytime after 5:30 pm and pick them up anytime before 9:00! Includes a pizza dinner. We will do some B3 activities, eat dinner and watch a movie! Bring a cozy blanket and a pillow. Come in pajamas if you like. By registering, you are agreeing to the selected movie listed below.

Minimum 5 children required.

December 13th: The Christmas Chronicals

Welcome to Summer Camps!

Enjoy a full day of summer camp at our NEW Washington Location. Our camps focus not only on STEAM, but also teach soft skills, such as public speaking, teamwork, communication, creativity and problem solving.

75% of the weeks curriculum is taught in the mornings

Half-Days are 9am - 1pm, including lunch
 

Afternoons: remainder of the weeks curriculum, PLUS...
Mondays are Lego Challenges
Tuesdays put the "A" in STEAM: explore Kitchen Science, Bubbles, Pendulum Painting and more! 
Wednesday is Slime Lab
Thursday $5 Ice-cream & Engineering & Coding
Friday Themed Movie

**Each camper must bring their own lunch, 2 snacks and a water bottle

Wizarding Potions Lab, June 23 - 27

If you have always wanted to attend Wizarding School or simply love making your own potions, you will love this fun-filled “magical” class! Campers will create a unique wand, then through the magic of chemistry make amazing potions and cast crazy spells including magical creature potions, levitation spells, color changing potions and more! Culminate the week by demonstrating your skills in Wizarding School and testing your ability to catch a snitch.

Rainbow STEAM, June 30 - July 2 (3-day Camp)

Color your summer awesome! Learn about the science of rainbows, light and refraction. This camp features a ton of fun activities from each of the STEAM subject areas: Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Math. Make an art bot that can color a rainbow, do experiments with light, explore chemistry and density by creating a liquid rainbow and a walking water rainbow, make a rainbow abacus and more.

Science Detectives, July 7 - 11

Ready for a mystery? How about a SCIENTIFIC mystery? We’re on the case with Kid Science Detectives Fossey and Doye from Michelle Torrey’s The Case of the Gasping Garbage.  Set up your science lab and detective agency and work with your partner to perform experiments and crack the case! On the last day of class you’ll put your detective skills and science knowledge to the test as you solve an Escape Room Mystery.

Minecraft Mania, July 14 - 18

Calling all Minecraft fans to this one-of-a kind camp that is the perfect blend of Minecraft-themed STEAM activities. Campers will rotate through four fun and engaging stations each day with activities that include building with LEGO Minecraft sets, Minecraft themed science experiments and engineering builds, Minecraft-themed art, stop motion movies, and of course time to play Minecraft. On the last day of camp, campers will participate in a Minecraft-themed escape room activity, where the kids will use the science and engineering skills they learned during the week to solve a series of challenges.

NOTE: Campers may bring their own tablet that has been loaded with Minecraft. Tablet must be in a protective case and labeled with camper's name. If you do not want your child to play on a device or do not have a device with Minecraft that is okay, we will have other activites to keep them occupied.

Future Vet, July 21 - 25 

This is THE camp for animal lovers and future veterinarians! Campers will "adopt" a stuffed animal to perform mock exams, surgeries and other procedures. Best part, at the end of camp, the stuffed animal and vet supplies are theirs to keep! Camp topics include: The Veterinarian’s Office, The Veterinary Pharmacy and Lab, Basic Animal Anatomy & Physiology, Pet Care & Nutrition, First Aid & Emergencies, Diagnosing Common Illness & Injuries, Treatment Plans, Solving “Medical Mysteries” and Getting into Vet School.

Junior Paleontologists, July 28 - Aug 1

Junior paleontologists will love this camp!  The science of all things dinosaur!  Campers will create fossils and coprolites, participate in a dinosaur dig, hatch dinosaur eggs, and measure and compare dinosaurs. Key concepts covered include; the fossil record, measuring, sequencing and comparing, carnivores vs. herbivores, predator vs. prey, visual discrimination and matching, dinosaurs were reptiles, dinosaurs were oviparous, dinosaurs are extinct.

Future Chemist, Aug 4 - 8

We love making things Boom, Splat, Slime, Ooze and Fizz! Have a blast and make a mess exploring the science behind chemical reactions! Create a quicksand simulation, slime, flubber, a foam machine, a mad scientist bubble lab and more!

Junior Robotics, Aug 11 - 15 UPDATED

Welcome to the world of robotics! Campers will use a variety of robotics platforms including: BeeBot, Coder Mouse, Squishy Circuits and Edison Robot! Campers will also learn about how machines work, electricity, circuits and power sources as they work with their Rover and Snap Circuits. STEM becomes STEAM when art is added into the mix with Squishy Circuits, Art Bots, Programming Vests and Recycled Robots. NEW: We will be building BattleBot Robots! Campers will learn about mechanical engineering as they build their robot and then learn how to drive their robot and compete in their first BattleBot Competition.

Junior ArKIDtect & Design, Aug 18 - 22

At Junior ArKIDtect & Design, each camper will become the architect, builder and interior designer of their very own 24" high doll house, perfect for everything from LOLs to Superhero Hideouts! Create blueprints, design wallpaper, design and build furniture, add electronics. The possibilities are endless. At the end of the camp, everyone gets to take their creations home.

Space Explorers, August 25 - 29

Star Wars fans & future astronauts will love this out-of-the-world camp! Explore the mysteries of space and learn about our solar system & space travel. Create moon rocks, Yoda's bubbling slime swamp, chemical powered rockets, beautiful artwork, solar system bracelets, design and build a solar oven, undergo Jedi master training, learn about gravity, watercycles, Astronaut helmets and much more!

Stop by and enjoy our facilities during the SteamPunk Festival! $10 per person gets you an all day pass to come and go as you please.

Activiites throughout the day: your own SteamPunk Necklace, Optical Illusions, Electricity, Sling Shot Cars and more!

Children ages 10 and under must be accompanied by an adult.

Want to stay later? Kids getting bored listening to music? Drop your kids off from 5 - 7:30*** and enjoy the SteamPunk Kid Free for a few hours! Kids will get pizza for dinner!

***Kid Drop Off 5 - 7:30 requires a separate registration and registration fee

Girls Who Code

Join us as girls learn about coding together! Girls will learn about loops, functions and coordinates in a fun and engaging environment while playing games and coding in Scratch, Python and more. Learn together as we launch our Girls Who Code class and discover the exciting world of coding!

For girls ages 8+

Elementary Engineering with LEGO

In this elementary engineering class, students investigate the principles of simple machines, mechanisms and structures using LEGOS. We will experiment with balanced and unbalanced forces and friction, measure distance, time, speed and weight, and explore kinetic vs potential energy.

Join our Coding & Robotics Club for Homeschoolers!

Students get to choose if they will be coding or doing robotics during this time. We will spend the first week exposing students to different options and then students will determine their focus.

Robotics Options include: Spike PRIME Robotics, WeDo Robotics, Ozobot, Spike Essentials Robotics

Coding Options include: KidsCode (Python), Scratch or Minecraft MODS

Depending on the age of the students, different options will be available.

This is a multi-age group - ranging from ages 8 to 14

Science Thinkers is a year long drop-off course that will introduce Kindergarteners to the world of science. This curriculum is fully aligned to the NGSS (Next Generation Science Standards).

Kindergarteners will cover:
UNIT 1: Our Senses
UNIT 3: Seasons and Weather
UNIT 2: Properties
UNIT 4: Plants
UNIT 5: Animal Life Cycles
UNIT 6: Force and Motion

We will have two teachers in the classroom at all times. As with all homeschool classes, parents are always welcome to stay.

Daily routine will include free play and 2 kinder-friendly science lessons. We will incorporate stories, investigations and experiments.There will be occassional optional activities to be completed between classes.

STEAM Creators Ages 6 – 9

Using Block Coding, our STEAM Creators class introducing students to Scratch, Edison Robots, Snap Circuits, Spike Essentials and more. Block Coding teaches the basics of working with code, variables & commands in a non-texted based environment. Students who wish to move beyond Block Coding can progress into Java Script.

This exciting hands-on class will introduce children to different elements of STEAM, while supporting them in nurturing and developing their primary interests. Whether your child would like to delve deeper into coding, explore the world of circuitry or build and code robots, this child-centered course will support your child's interests while exposing them to new skills.

STEAM Inventors Ages 10+

Using text-based codes Java Script and Python, students will have the opportunity to create apps, build and program robots (Edison Bots & Spike), learn about circuitry through solving Spintronics puzzles, Minecraft coding, problem solving and more! This class is 1.5 hours to allow introduction of new skills AND time to grow individual interests.

This exciting hands-on class will introduce children to different elements of STEAM, while supporting them in nurturing and developing their primary interests. Whether your child would like to delve deeper into coding, explore the world of circuitry or build and code robots, this child-centered course will support your child's interests while exposing them to new skills.

Designed for Homeschoolers age 8+, depending on your child's interests, they will engage in either the STEAM Creators curriculum, STEAM Inventors curriculum or a combination of both!

This exciting hands-on class will introduce children to different elements of STEAM, while supporting them in nurturing and developing their primary interests. Whether your child would like to delve deeper into coding, explore the world of circuitry or build and code robots, this child-centered course will support your child's interests while exposing them to new skills.

STEAM Creators Ages 8+

Using Block Coding, our STEAM Creators class introducing students to Scratch, Edison Robots, Snap Circuits, Spike Essentials and more. Block Coding teaches the basics of working with code, variables & commands in a non-texted based environment. Students who wish to move beyond Block Coding can progress into Java Script.

STEAM Inventors Ages 10+

Using text-based codes Java Script and Python, students will have the opportunity to create apps, build and program robots (Edison Bots & Spike), learn about circuitry through solving Spintronics puzzles, Minecraft coding, problem solving and more! This class is 1.5 hours to allow introduction of new skills AND time to grow individual interests.

Science Thinkers is a year long drop-off course that will introduce First and Second Graders to the world of science. This curriculum is fully aligned to the NGSS (Next Generation Science Standards).

First Graders will cover: 
UNIT 1: Matter and Energy
UNIT 2: Survival of Living Things
UNIT 3: Weather
UNIT 4: Space
UNIT 5: Earth’s Surface

Second Graders will cover:
Unit 1: Matter
Unit 2: Living Things
Unit 3: Habitats
Unit 4: Earth's Systems

The first unit will cover the similar material as we help students transition into our routine. We will do our first couple of classes together as we learn about being a scientist and the scientific method. For the remainder of the unit, students will be split into two groups based on their grade level. We will continue to do some activities together and some based on grade appropriate curriculum. We will have two teachers in the classroom at all times. As with all homeschool classes, parents are always welcome to stay. 

Daily routine will include free play,  science investigations & experiments, read aloud books, activities as a whole group and grade appropriate lessons. There will be occassional classwork to be completed between classes.

Note: Depending on how many students register, we may adjust the curriculum with parental input.

New This Year: Build Your Own BatttleBot Ages 9+ (teens and adults can join as well!)
We've gone from amazing to amazingly awesome - B3 is teaming up with Team Witch Doctor from Battlebots!

Starting this fall, our curriculum will include hands-on Battle Bot building and design. Dive into the world of mechanical engineering as you learn how to build, battle and repair your first Combat Robot! The goal of this class is to prepare you to compete at local tournaments on your own!

We will be building PLANT Class robots: Plastic Ant Class (no medal weapons or defense mechanism).

Optional: Purchase your very OWN robot to keep! You will build that robot and learn how to operate it and then get to keep your robot, which you can then use in local tournaments.

Junior STEAM Creators

A stepping stone from our STEAM Explorers class to our STEAM Creators - Junior STEAM Creators is designed for emergent readers to explore the world of Bricks Bots & Beakers.

BRICKS classes brainstorm, create, test, and redesign age appropriate projects exploring early engineering concepts. BOTS classes incorporate age appropriate coding and robotics using block coding while developing critical thinking skills. BEAKERS classes take natural scientists and introduces them to: science vocabulary, developing a hypotheses, making predictions, recording results and drawing conclusions. All of this happens in a curiosity driven, collaborative, small group class setting with experienced teachers who scaffold rich learning experiences.

Class is limited to 8 children.

Saturday Science, ages 6-11

Ages 6+ DROP-OFF Program, parents do NOT need to stay!
Under 6: Parents can attend with their child.
$35 per session or sign up for the semester and save!

Kids go Full STEAM in this program!

Fall Semester September 27 - November 22

September is Festival Month!
September 20: No Classes - Festival in the Borough Special - Open All Day
September 27: Bone Bridge STEM Challenge 
 

October is Spooky Science Month!
October 4: Coding for Candy
October 11: No Classes
October 18: Ghost Science
October 25: Spider Web Slime

November is Minecraft Month!
November 1: Minecraft Lego Builds
November 8: Erupt Minecraft Inspired Volcanos
November 15: Minecraft Challenge Builds - Bring your Own Device Day
November 22: Battle the Creepers & Minecraft Creeper Slime
November 29: Holiday Makers - Shhh... we make holiday gifts using science

Holiday Makers Class November 29, December 6, December 13 & December 20 (no drop-ins)

December is Holiday STEAM Month!
December 6, 13 & 20: Holiday Makers - Shhh... we make holiday gifts using science
December 27: Closed

January - Sample Schedule
January 3: Closed
January 10: Slime Lab: Butter Slime
January 17: Melting Snowmen Science Lab
January 24: Slime Lab: Snow Slime
January 31: Lego Challenges: Minecraft Builds

February - Sample Schedule
February 7: Slime Lab: Valentines Day Themed Slime
February 14: Engineering Challenge: Boat Building 
February 21: Rainbow Melted Crayon Art
February 28: Leprachaun Traps

March - Sample Schedule
March 7: Design Mario's Pipe Dream Marble Runs - Celebrate Mario Day
March 14: Celebrate Pi Day 3.14 - Discover the Meaning of Pi
March 21: Lego Challenges: SuperHero Builds
March 28: Slime Lab: Design Your Own

April - Sample Schedule
April 4: Robotics Week - Hexbug Mazes
April 11: Robotics Week - Build an Art Bot!
April 18: Spring Break - TBD
April 25: STEAM Punk Fair - no classes - Actitivies All Day

May Potions - Sample Schedule
May 2: Potions Lab - Celebrating Harry Potter Day May 2nd
May 9: LED Circuit Cards - Make Light up Cards
May 16: Elephant Toothpaste & Oobleck
May 23: no classes
May 30: no classes

June Earth Science - Sample Schedule

June 6: Slime Lab: Super Bouncy Slime
June 13: Sustainably Green Music & Arts Festival - no classes - Activiies All Day

Robotic Engineers

B3's Edison robots are durable, hands-on STEM tools that teach coding and robotics to students ages 8 - 16 using three progressive programming languages (EdBlocks, EdScratch and EdPy) and barcode programming. Edison robots feature various sensors, including a sound sensor, light sensor and line-tracking sensor, allowing for real-world interaction. With an expandable engineerings system and integration with LEGO bricks, students engage in hands-on minds-on engineering, coding and robotics projects.