Classes

Classes at Einstein's Workshop are an amazing opportunity to learn STEM concepts and tools not typically covered in schools. Classes focus on a specific tool, concept or program in any one of our 4 STEM categories: Coding, Game Learning, Making and Inventing and Robotics. We have developed curriculum which teaches students and also includes challenge and project based opportunities for students to learn and grow together.

• All classes are 75 minutes per week for 8 weeks and cost $275 (unless otherwise noted on the Course Catalog page).
• Registration includes a family membership to the drop-in space which is open Saturday and Sunday from 10am to 6pm.

 

Session 3

What's New for Session 3?

Math Classes:
We are rolling out a new slate of math classes at Einstein's Workshop. What makes these classes unique? The curriculum is being developed by Steve Heller, MIT graduate and long time friend of EW, and Aaron Ashih, current instructor and Ph.D. graduate from Duke in Applied Mathematics. They have been creating a curriculum of fun and interesting activities which will drive a deeper understanding of math and numbers with a special focus on real world application. We hope that students who take math with us will have fun exploring the numbers and patterns inherent in the world around us.
This session we are offering Number Sense for grades 4-6 and Symmetry for Problem Solving for grades 6-9.

VEX IQ:
This is the spring session of VEX IQ! The competition board this year is Squared Away. Join a partner and engineer a robotic marvel for this seasons exhibition. VEX IQ culminates in an in-house competition between our teams at the end of the session. VEX is offered at 3 different times for grades 4-8. *Note - The video refers to an autonomous portion of the challenge which we do not require*

*Clicking on a class title will bring you to the "Course Catalog" page with full class descriptions.