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  • See your children grow and shine through an introductory robotics and coding course from LEGO. Students will take their background knowledge of STEM and put it into practice as they work in teams to design and build robots using Lego robotics kits. They will use their STEM skills combined with critical thinking to work as a team to build robots and compete in exciting, mission-based games. Along with building, children will also practice their coding skills as they program their robots to accomplish practical goals. Students will apply themselves in engaging activities and missions while gaining productive learning habits, confidence, and teamwork skills along the way.
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    Mondays  Grades K – 3 Fall 2025 Dates: Sept. 8, 15, 22, 29 Oct. 6, 27 Nov. 3, 10, 17, 24 Dec.1, 8, 15, 22 Jan. 5, 12, 26 Get ready for a brick-tastic adventure!  Join our Lego robotics class where you’ll become a master builder and programmer. Using Lego Education Spike Prime, you’ll design, construct, and bring your robots to life. Learn problem-solving strategies, and teamwork techniques while creating your own robotics creations. Whether you’re a seasoned Lego fan or just starting out, this class is the perfect place to unleash your creativity and have a blast with friends. Let’s build, move and explore together.
    Fee Transparency For transparency, Aurora Skills has elected to provide a breakdown of class/program fees to show the split between the program base cost and the PS6 School administrative costs.  The administrative cost is not a new cost; it has always been there baked into the overall program cost. We are now happy share with  our community the breakdown in the interest of transparency. Program base cost The base cost for the Lego Robotics program is $865 per student per semester. PS6 Afterschool administrative fee PS6 Afterschool programs also require access to the PS6 building, facilities, security, and custodianship; nursing coverage until 4PM; and ongoing facilitation and coordination across functions easily seen (like late pick-up on days when you need it) and back-office, no-spotlight work (like paying out city permits). PS6 Afterschool Administrative fee (includes nursing, permits, and coordination is – $160 per child per semester. In view of the above, the total cost per child per semester is: (a)          Coding base cost   – $865.00 (b)          PS6 Admin fee         – $160.00 Total – $1025.00 Refund Policy Aurora Skills may issue pro-rated refunds upon request, minus the cost of any classes that took place before the refund request. Refund requests must be submitted by September 20, 2025. Refunds will incur deductions for the cost of the classes that occurred prior to the request, plus a 4% bank processing fee of the total amount for the class in which the refund was requested.
  • Grades K - 2 Wednesdays Sept - 13,20,27 Oct - 4,11,18,25 Nov - 1,8,15,22,29 Dec - 6,13,20 Jan - 3,10,17,24 2:30pm - 5:00pm
    Students get hands-on experience learning about gears, motors and energy while building LEGO® projects! Students will build creativity and develop problem-solving skills while learning concepts in engineering and robotics. *Please complete the Registration Form here BEFORE registering. This form ONLY collects your information. To purchase and register for classes, please follow the prompts to check out.
  • *If you have Credit with Aurora Skills, please email Dawn Young dawn@auroraskills.com before registering for this class. Grades 3 – 5 Fall 2021 - Fridays Sept - 17, 24 Oct - 1, 8, 15, 22, 29 Nov - 5, 12, 19 Dec - 3, 10, 17 Jan - 7, 14, 21, 28

    Animation Studio

    Who doesn’t love an action-packed animation movie that brings our favorite toys to life? In Snapology’s Animation Studio program, students get to do more than just enjoy those movies, they get to create them! In this technical program, children will work in teams to learn the fundamentals of stop motion animation and develop their own animated movie starring some of their favorite LEGO® mini-figures! Students will go through the entire movie making process with their filming partner, from plot development and set design to detailed visual and audio editing. The best part, their movie will move beyond the classroom and be uploaded to Snapology’s YouTube channel so they can share their film with friends and family for years to come! What the Students Will Learn

    Technology Skills Snapology’s Animation Studio program provides a structured, supportive environment for students to utilize unique stop animation software through which they can practice general technology skills. They will learn how to create, delete, modify, edit, design, add sound to, and upload their creations and practice with precision when doing so. In doing this, they will practice maneuvering through menu options and finding appropriate destinations for their creative needs.

    Fundamentals of Storytelling There are five fundamental elements to storytelling - characters, setting, plot, conflict, and resolution – and your students will learn and master them all when creating their own story! Our program focuses on the importance of movie planning, basic storyboarding, and execution of these plans, which will encourage better storytelling in and out of the classroom! Teamwork/Partner Skills Small groups and peer partners are key components of Snapology’s classroom approach. We emphasize positive teamwork skills in our programs and constantly work to develop healthy, respectful collaborations between students. Through group planning, sharing of materials, and fun partner experiences, students become more cognizant of how to interact with their peers in a respectful and productive way.
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    *If you have Credit with Aurora Skills, please email Dawn Young dawn@auroraskills.com before registering for this class. Grades 3 - 5 Fall 2021 - Mondays Sept - 13,20,27 Oct - 4,18,25 Nov - 1,8,15,22,29 Dec - 6,13,20 Jan - 3,10,24,31

    Foundational Engineering: Machines & Contraptions

    Does your little learner love to tinker and create new things, or are they the kind of learner who likes to break things apart to see what’s inside? If so, they’re going to love Snapology’s Foundational Engineering: Machines and Contraptions program! This program gives your student the tools they need to understand mechanical movement and the importance of simple machines. They will see these moving parts up-close as they follow instructions to build various machines and contraptions, then use the models to develop new design ideas, test out physics concepts, and even play games with their partners and classmates. Whether they are the creative-constructive type or prefer the inquisitive-deconstructive way of learning, this program is sure to spark their engineering interests! What the Students Will Learn

    Simple Machines, Complex Machines, and Physics By following our building instructions and examining the models that are made, your child will learn how to design simple and complex machines and use things like gears, pulleys, wheels & axles, lever, and cranks to build their own models. They will learn how different configurations of these parts can create unique movement guided by laws of physics and will be encouraged to experiment with their builds to create new design possibilities.

    Building Strong Structures and Problem Solving There are five fundamental elements to storytelling - characters, setting, plot, conflict, and resolution – and your students will learn and master them all when creating their own story! Our program focuses on the importance of movie planning, basic storyboarding, and execution of these plans, which will encourage better storytelling in and out of the classroom! Teamwork/Partner Skills Small groups and peer partners are key components of Snapology’s classroom approach. We emphasize positive teamwork skills in our programs and constantly work to develop healthy, respectful collaborations between students. Through group planning, sharing of materials, and fun partner experiences, students become more cognizant of how to interact with their peers in a respectful and productive way.
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    *If you have Credit with Aurora Skills, please email Dawn Young dawn@auroraskills.com before registering for this class. Grades K - 2 Fall 2021 - Tuesdays Sept - 14, 21, 28 Oct - 5, 12, 19, 26 Nov - 9, 16, 23, 30 Dec - 7, 14, 21 Jan - 4, 11, 18, 25

    Scientists

    Does your child love to experiment and ask questions about the world around them? If so, it sounds like you already have a little scientist on your hands! Snapology’s Scientists program helps children explore their curiosities and cultivate a deep love for science by experiencing the different domains of scientific study. Students will engage with concepts from the fields of astronomy, earth science, biology, chemistry, and physics using LEGO® bricks and other interactive learning tools. We make science fun, exciting, and approachable at Snapology! What the Students Will Learn

    Science Topics From atoms and molecules to ecosystems and constellations, your child will be exposed to a wide variety of science concepts in Snapology’s Scientists program. They will discuss these topics with their classmates and a trained Snapologist in order to use those complex concepts to build concrete examples that show their knowledge while providing plenty of space for creativity. You will be amazed at the knowledge your child gains through our hands-on, student-focused activities!

    Presentation Skills Many school-age students struggle when it comes to their presentation skills in the classroom. Snapology will help your child feel more comfortable presenting in front of a class by having the child explain their unique creations to their peers in an inviting low-stakes way. Presenting their creations will help their confidence in front of a group of people and will translate into their everyday self-assurance in the classroom. Teamwork/Partner Skills Small groups and peer partners are key components of Snapology’s classroom approach. We emphasize positive teamwork skills in our programs and constantly work to develop healthy, respectful collaborations between students. Through group planning, sharing of materials, and fun partner experiences, students become more cognizant of how to interact with their peers in a respectful and productive way.
  • Grades 3rd - 5th Tuesdays   Sept - 12,19,26 Oct - 3,10,17,24,31 Nov - 14,21,28 Dec - 5,12,19 Jan - 2,9,16,23 2:30pm - 5:00pm
    Through a series of project-based activities, students design, construct, and program several interactive and autonomous robots using LEGO® SPIKE™ Prime. Students will program their robots to move, spin, pick up objects, and more. They will be introduced to sensors that will allow their robots to respond to stimuli such as colors or obstacles. As a culminating event, students may participate in tournaments and games, such as navigating a maze. By the end of the program, our students take pride in their ability to design, build, and program their very own robot! *Please complete the Registration Form here BEFORE registering. This form ONLY collects your information. To purchase and register for classes, please follow the prompts to check out.
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    *If you have Credit with Aurora Skills, please email Dawn Young dawn@auroraskills.com before registering for this class. Fall 2021 - Thursdays Sept - 23,30 Oct - 7,14,21,28 Nov - 4,18 Dec - 2,9,16,23 Jan - 6,12,20,27 Dancers will learn the fundamentals of tap. We will focus on introducing rhythm, musicality and proper form as they immerse into the world of Tap.
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  • TEST

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    Date: November 24, 2020 Ages 5-7 Required for class: Computer (desktop or laptop), Chromebook or Tablet
    Learning to code at any age is beneficial to students. Similar to learning another language, early exposure can help a child pick it up with confidence and ease With coding, the earlier children learn coding fundamentals - they can apply it to any programming language they study over time.
    This class provides a fun and engaging way for young children to learn and apply key coding concepts. During the class, they will program their own interactive games, stories, and animation. Kids have a blast solving problems, designing projects and creatively expressing themselves.
     NOTE: Parental assistance may be required.
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