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Robotics 1.0

Hands-on building, coding, and problem-solving at The STEM Lab

The Robotics 1.0 Program introduces kids ages 6–11 to the exciting world of robotics and engineering using LEGO WeDo 2.0. Through hands-on building and block-based coding, students design and create simple robots, then bring them to life with motors and sensors.

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This program blends creativity with problem-solving, encouraging students to test ideas, refine solutions, and collaborate as a team. As they explore robotics challenges, kids gain confidence while building a strong foundation in STEM concepts, coding, and engineering design.
 

Perfect for young innovators, Robotics 1.0 sparks curiosity and nurtures a lifelong love of STEM.

Robotic Arm

What will students learn

  • Robotics Basics: Build simple robots using LEGO WeDo 2.0 kits.

  • Block-Based Coding: Learn drag-and-drop programming to control motors and sensors.

  • Engineering Design Process: Design, test, and refine solutions.

  • Teamwork & Collaboration: Work with peers to solve robotics challenges.

  • Creative Problem-Solving: Explore open-ended challenges with multiple solutions.

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Why it matters !

This program lays the foundation for future STEM success:

  • Builds early coding literacy through hands-on programming.

  • Develops critical thinking and problem-solving skills.

  • Encourages creativity and teamwork in a collaborative setting.

  • Prepares students for advanced programs like Robotics 2.0 and competitions.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q1: What is Robotics 1.0?
A: An introductory program where kids ages 6–11 learn robotics basics using LEGO WeDo 2.0, motors, and sensors.

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Q2: Does my child need prior experience?
A: No. Robotics 1.0 is designed for beginners with no coding or robotics background required.

 

Q3: What skills will my child gain?
A: Problem-solving, coding, teamwork, and a strong foundation in STEM.

 

Q4: What comes after Robotics 1.0?
A: Students can advance to Robotics 2.0, where they build more complex robots and compete in challenges.
 

Q5: Where is the program offered?
A: At The STEM Lab Innovation Hub in Elgin, SC, and through afterschool school-based programs.

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