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2024 Fall Classes
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08/19 to 08/19 1 Classes Monday 6:00pm-7:00pm $0/session In-person onlyLocation: 16100 NW Cornell Road Suite 290 HallJoin us at the FLL Challenge team information meeting, where you'll discover all about our FIRST LEGO League Challenge (FLLC) team! This gathering is open to both students and parents who are curious about our robotics programs and want to find out more for the competitive FLLC team. Come and be a part of this imformative event to explore the world of robotics and discover the possibilities that lie ahead!
FIRST LEGO League Challenge is a learning opportunity designed for youths grades 4-8 to tackle real-world challenges. FLL Challenge is the largest program within FIRST® Washington, with nearly 700 teams each year. Students get to brainstorm, solve problems, build, and compete using their creations. Each year, FIRST® provides teams around the world with an annual challenge that is based on a set of real-world problems that scientists and engineers are facing today. FLL Challenge teams will work together to complete the challenges two parts: the Robot Game and the Project.
Our FLLC teams will serve students grades 4-8. In FLLC team activities students will learn engineering principles, coding, and create a community-oriented solution to a real world problem. FLLC is preparing youth to be the future leaders of the STEM field by approaching robotics as a team sport rather than a classroom subject. No prior experience is necessary, and we warmly welcome all enthusiastic individuals!
Join us at the information meeting, where we'll not only provide an overview of our team's goals and activities but also discuss essential details such as the weekly schedule, commitment requirements, initial costs, and monthly tuition for the upcoming competition season. The FLLC team competition season typically starts in September and ends in Feburary.
We offfer 2 different schedules for FLLC teams which start from September. Here is the teams schedule and registration link: https://www.sunshineeliteeducation.com/course.php?term=71&course_category=49&filter_title=Team
This is an exceptional opportunity to become part of our dynamic FLLC team, embarking on an inspiring journey of learning and innovation. Don't let this chance slip away – we look forward to having you join us!
Instructor: Tristan Barthel08/19 to 08/19 1 Classes Monday 6:00pm-7:00pm $0/session In-person onlyLocation: 16100 NW Cornell Road Suite 210 Room 6We extend a warm invitation to join us at the FTC team information meeting, where you'll discover all about our FIRST Tech Challenge (FTC) team! This gathering is open to both students and families who are curious about our robotics programs and want to know more about the competitive FTC team. Come and be a part of this engaging event to explore the world of robotics and discover the possibilities that lie ahead!
First Tech Challenge (FTC) is a learning opportunity designed for youths grades 7-12. With a new challenge every year, students must design, build, program robots to compete with and against other teams. Each year, FIRST® provides teams with a new challenge that focuses on real-world issues that scientists and engineers are facing today. Students work together to design, build, and program their robots, preparing for the competition season.
Our FTC team is open to students from grades 7th to 10th who are interested in exploring engineering principles, coding, building, manufacturing, and business skills. Throughout the FTC team activities, participants will have the exciting opportunity to work collaboratively and construct a robot from the ground up, gearing up to compete in the current season's challenge. No prior experience is necessary, and we warmly welcome all enthusiastic individuals!
During the information meeting, we'll not only provide an overview of the team's objectives and activities but also discuss essential details such as the weekly schedule, commitment requirements, initial costs, and monthly tuition for the competition season. The competition season typically starts in September and ends in March. So all parents and students are invited to stay in the meeting.
The FTC team activities will start from September. Here is the team schedule and registration link: https://www.sunshineeliteeducation.com/course.php?term=71&course_category=49&filter_title=Team We still have very limited seat available for this year. Don't miss this chance to be part of our dynamic FTC team and embark on an inspiring journey of learning and innovation!Instructor: Jay Kelley09/15 to 12/08 12 Classes Sunday 9:00am-10:30am $495/term In-person Only. No class on Nov. 24 Location: 16100 NW Cornell Road Suite 210 HallThis class is specially designed for students who want to learn more LEGO Robotics. This class will cover the basics to intemediate skills of building and programming in LEGO Robotics. Students will learn to follow building instructions to construct robots, as well as design their own robots and programs to complete a variety of tasks using the LEGO Robotics. This class is also a good starting class to prepare students for the Robotics Compeition Team - FLL Explorer Team.
We believe that every child is a scientist and that we can help children become even better scientists! Robotics is a great way to inspire students to learn about math, science, and technology!
We will use the following toolkits in our classroom:
1. The lastest tool kits of LEGO Education SPIKE Essential Set:
2. LEGO Boost Creative Toolbox 17101 Fun Robot Building Set and Educational Coding Kit for Kids, Award-Winning STEM Learning Toy
We are looking forward to starting the LEGO Robotics adventure with you!
Instructor: Tristan Barthel09/15 to 12/08 12 Classes Sunday 11:00am-12:30pm $495/term In-person Only. No class on Nov. 24Location: 16100 NW Cornell Road Suite 210 HallWe believe that every child is a scientist and that we can help children become even better scientists! Robotics is a great way to inspire students to learn about math, science, and technology!
This class is specially designed for the online live class and is for students who already have some knowledge about LEGO EV3 Robotics and coding. This class will cover the basics of building and programming in LEGO Robotics. Through hands-on learning, students will learn to follow building instructions to construct robots, as well as design their own robots and programs to complete a variety of tasks using the amazing LEGO EV3 Mindstorms Educationtional Robot Toolkit.
We will use the following toolkits in our classroom:
1. The Toolkits for FLL Challenge: SPIKE Essential Set2. LEGO EV3 Mindstorm Robotics Core Set 45544
We are looking forward to starting the LEGO Robotics adventure with you!
Instructor: Tristan Barthel09/15 to 12/08 12 classes Sunday 10:30am-12:30pm $645/term In-person Only. No class on Nov. 24Location: 16100 NW Cornell Road Suite 210 HallWe believe that every child is a scientist and that we can help children become even better scientists! Robotics is a great way to inspire students to learn about math, science, and technology!
This class is specially designed for the online live class and is for middle school students who want to explore the fun with LEGO EV3 MindStorm Robotics and Coding. This class will cover the basics of building and programming in LEGO Robotics. Through hands-on learning, students will learn to construct robots, as well as design their own robots and programs to complete a variety of tasks using the amazing LEGO EV3 Mindstorms Educationtional Robot Toolkit.
We will use the following toolkits in our classroom:
1. The Toolkits for FLL Challenge: SPIKE Prime Set
2. LEGO EV3 Mindstorm Robotics Core Set 45544
We are looking forward to starting the LEGO Robotics adventure with you!
Instructor: Tristan Barthel