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What Teachers and Students Have To Say:

"Physical science was used in my classroom with core concepts in materials, tools, and machines to accomplish design work based on specific properties such as strength and flexibility. Students also learned to identify the differences among complex machines with the use of gears, such as, low and high gear ratios. Students also being taught engineering requires creative thinking and strategies to solve problems."

-Josiah Quincy School teacher

 

Workshops for Kids

View our Frequently Asked Questions about our workshops for kids.


Spring 2013 Workshops for Students

We do not currently have any Saturday workshops scheduled. Future announcements will be made to our email list. Click here to subscribe, or send a blank email to sympa@elist.tufts.edu with the subject "subscribe ceeolegokids".

 

Summer 2013 Workshops for Students

Early Elementary Robotics

CEEO is offering two sessions of Early Elementary Robotics for children going into first and second grade. Each workshop will run for 3 half-days and cost $150. This session introduces students to the engineering design process as they build and program with standard LEGO bricks and a programmable LEGO brick. Their projects will help them gain exposure to hands-on, open-ended design projects. First, students will focus on stable building and an introduction to programming. Then, students will work on a project to be shared at the open-house during the last day of class. There will be two sessions, one in the morning and one in the afternoon. Students can only attend one session. 

Grades: Currently in K-1
Dates: July 1-3, 9am-12noon  OR  1pm-4pm
Cost: $150
Registration: To begin March 6th at 10am
AM: FULL
PM: FULL


Co-Ed Robotics

CEEO is offering two one-week sessions for kids going into grades 3-8. These full-day sessions will run from 9 to 3 on Monday through Friday and cost $500. This session will help students design, build, and program using the engineering design process. Several open-ended challenges will be posed to the students throughout the week. They will use standard LEGO bricks, programmable LEGO bricks, and other materials to complete these design challenges. The week will start with activities focusing on stability in design and move to other topics, such as, gearing, weight distribution, and momentum, as the students incorporate programming and motors into their designs. There will be two one-week sessions of Co-Ed Robotics. Students can only attend one session

Grades: Currently in 2-7
Dates: July 8-12  OR  July 15-19
Cost: $500
Registration: begins on March 6th at 10am
Week 1: FULL
Week 2: FULL

 

Future Notification 

If you'd like to to be notified of future workshops for kids, click here to subscribe to the email list, or send a blank email to sympa@elist.tufts.edu with the subject "subscribe ceeolegokids".

In the meanwhile, the descriptions below provide a general overview of what the CEEO usually offers.

 

Academic Year Workshops

Saturday Workshops

The CEEO hosts 3 hour workshops on a couple of Saturdays each semester. The programs include robotics workshops for students in grades 1-8, workshops for students & parents, and workshops for educators. We provide a variety of themed sessions each semester.

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 After-School Programs

Our after-school programs are organized to give students the opportunity to learn about the engineering design process through a series of fun activities. The activities progress from stability building exercises using LEGO bricks to challenges using the robotic LEGO pieces. Each program ends with an open-ended design challenge.

Home-School Programs

These programs are designed to teach home-school students about the engineering design process and related principles. Over 6 sessions, students are given challenges to build their understanding of the design process and improve their skills with the robotic LEGO pieces and accompanying icon-based software.

Summer Programs

Co-Ed Robotics

CEEO usually offers two one-week sessions for kids going into grades 3-7. These full-day sessions will run from 9 to 3 on Monday through Friday and cost $500. This session will help students design, build, and program using the engineering design process. Several open-ended challenges will be posed to the students throughout the week. They will use standard LEGO bricks, programmable LEGO bricks, and other materials to complete these design challenges. The week will start with activities focusing on stability in design and move to other topics, such as, gearing, weight distribution, and momentum, as the students incorporate programming and motors into their designs.

Early Elementary Robotics

CEEO usually offers two sessions of Early Elementary Robotics for children going into first and second grade. Each workshop will run for 3 half-days and cost $150. This session introduces students to the engineering design process as they build and program with standard LEGO bricks and a programmable LEGO brick. Their projects will help them gain exposure to hands-on, open-ended design projects. First, students will focus on stable building and an introduction to programming. Then, students will work on a project to be shared at the open-house during the last day of class.

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