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We are ready to bring our programs to your school afterschool program, library, homeschooling community or summer camp?

WHAT WE DO

We offer a variety of classes from early age Little Explorer Program to contemporary STEAM programming which explore Technology, Coding, Robotics, 3D printing and much more.

about our programs

Wide range of lesson plans and workshops.
From early development, arts and music to
technology, engineering, coding, 3D
printing and more
Engaging multidisciplinary
programs that have been
proved to be highly effective
Certified and well-trained early
age and STEAM teachers and
instructors
Designed for kids
ages 1.5-1.8
Hands-on, interactive and
structured curriculum

Places where we coordinate our programs:

Stevens Cooperative School, Hoboken & Jersey City, NJ.
Genesis Preschool and Academy, Fort Lee.
Edgewater Public Library.
Union City Public Library.
Hoboken Public Library.
Palisades Country Day School and Camp.
and more

Popular programs our partners love!

We offer different classes and programs to fit your school needs. From ages 1.5 to high school, from early education to competitive robotics programs and STEM. We can be a part of your school's program or join your after school program as a vendor. Our experienced teachers and strong curriculum make our educational programming to stand out from the competition.

LITTLE EXPLORER

18 – 36 months old

During this class children are exposed to peers through adult led structured play activities. This setting is perfect for developing social skills and preparing for a preschool. Each activity targets a specific area of development: cognitive, social/ emotional, communication, fine motor, gross motor and adaptive/ sensory. Classes can be held one by one.

Robotics

5 – 14 year old

In this class, children will explore the exciting world of robotics and coding in a hands-on, exploratory manner. 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 become lifelong learners.