Kinderville Robotics&STEAM

Skills they build today. Skills they’ll use tomorrow.

Robotics

Kids don’t just build robots they learn to think like engineers. Through hands-on projects, they develop coding, logic, problem-solving and engineering skills.

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Locations

(EU & Canada)

900

+ Students

learning with Kinderville

700

+ Robotics Classes

hands-on experience

2 years

FFl experience

competition-level robotics

One Program.

Years of Growth.

From first builds to real engineering challenges - every level introduces new skills, technologies and greater independence.

Building · Mechanism· Motion · First robots

ENGINEERING

4–6

A hands-on introduction to engineering and robotics.

Children build different models, explore how simple mechanisms work, and learn the basics of movement, gears, and construction.

Students work with educational robotics tools, including LEGO® Education SPIKE™.

*LEGO® and SPIKE™ are trademarks of the LEGO Group. The LEGO Group does not sponsor, authorize or endorse Kinderville PRO.

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LEGO Robotics · Coding · Motors & Sensors

JUNIOR ROBOTICS

6–9

Children build, program, and bring their own robots to life!

Using LEGO® WeDo and LEGO® SPIKE™, students explore robotics through exciting hands-on projects while developing logical thinking, problem-solving, creativity, and basic coding skills.

*LEGO® and SPIKE™ are trademarks of the LEGO Group. The LEGO Group does not sponsor, authorize or endorse Kinderville PRO.

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Programming · micro:bit · Sensors · Interactive Projects

ADVANCED ROBOTICS

9–12

Students move deeper into robotics and programming using micro:bit and other technologies.

They design and build their own robots, create simple games and interactive projects, and learn how hardware and code work together.

At this level, there is a stronger focus on programming, experimentation, and independent problem-solving.

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Arduino · C++ · Electronics · Motors & Sensors · Wireles

TEEN ROBOTICS

13–17

An advanced robotics course based on Arduino.

Students explore electronics, circuits, sensors, motors, and programming while creating functional robotic projects.

They learn how Arduino-based systems work, write their own code, connect electronic components, and turn their ideas into working prototypes.

*Arduino® is a trademark of Arduino SA

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3D Design · Modeling · Prototyping · 3D Printing

3D PRINTING & DESIGN

9–14

From a digital idea to a real object!

Students develop their own projects from the very beginning: planning an idea, creating a 3D model, preparing it for printing, and producing the final physical object.

They work on larger projects such as a Smart House, train, functional models, and other original creations, combining design, technology, engineering, and creativity.

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LEGO Robotics · Coding · Teamwork · Challenges

FLL (FIRST LEGO LEAGUE)

6–14

A team-based robotics program where students design, build, and program LEGO® robots while preparing for FIRST LEGO League competitions.

Children work on real-world challenges, develop strategies, test and improve their robots, and strengthen their engineering, coding, teamwork, problem-solving, and presentation skills.

*LEGO® and SPIKE™ are trademarks of the LEGO Group. The LEGO Group does not sponsor, authorize or endorse Kinderville PRO.