Give your middle schooler a makerspace start — sensors, movement, and debugging with teammates. This first sprint builds curiosity and belonging in the robotics room.

Character focus this sprint

We intentionally practice Teamwork, Harmony alongside every coding and robotics skill.

In four weekly sessions, your child will

• Program movement and simple autonomous sensor responses
• Practice clear communication and shared goals with teammates
• Debug when behavior surprises the team — with coach support
• Explain a short challenge outcome at pickup

Why Robo Explorers

Robo Explorers turns curiosity into engineering practice. Students learn that robots respond to clear thinking and calm iteration — not remote-control luck alone.

Right for 6th–8th

Middle schoolers can handle ambiguity: the robot did not work — now what? Coaches teach process, not just answers. Wins are autonomous behavior and honest debugging.

Sprint details

• 4 sessions (holiday weeks do not count)
• Schedule: Mondays · 4:30 PM – 5:30 PM
• Dates: 2026-08-10 – 2026-08-31
• Class: Robo Explorers (6th–8th)

More than a tech class

Love to Code Academy is a character development academy. Every session, students practice teamwork, persistence, and ownership — not just skills. Small classes. Real tools. Coaches who know your child by name.

One sprint = four instructional sessions. Weeks that contain New Year’s Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving, or Christmas are skipped for all classes — the sprint extends to the next available week.