Programs - Apecton Learning

Robotics & Programming

Learn Through Play

We are specialized in Robotics & Programming after-school programs for K-12 students.

The Benefits:

🌟 Developing problem-solving skills
🌟 Improving creativity
🌟 Promoting teamwork
🌟 Encouraging curiosity

Program List

Classes

LEGO Robotics Workshop (5yr+/SK+):

Play LEGO, learn STEM & robotics. Learn to build Lego, from simple to complex; stimulate interest in STEM; improve hands-on ability, imagination and creativity; cultivate self-confidence; reduce screens Time.
Cost: $30 (1.5hr) x 10 pack = $300
Location:
Sat. 11:45am-12:15pm, Richmond Hill – Centry Private School, 11181 Yonge St.
[Program closed for now]

Robotics & Programming I (6yr+/Grd1+):

Learn Robotics with Lego Spike Essential; Learn to build Lego robots, basic Block programming, and participate in competitions..

Cost: $30 x 16 classes = $480
Location:
Sat. 3:30pm – 4:30pm, Markham – PointCareQED, Unit 7, 151 Esna Park Dr.

Robotics & Programming II (9yr+/Grd4+):

Learn Robotics with Lego Spike Prime; Build complex robots, perform complex Block programming, and participate in competitions.
Cost: $35 x 16 classes = $560
Location:
Sun. 11am-12am, Markham – PointCareQED, Unit 7, 151 Esna Park Dr.

What is Lego Spike Prime?

Combining colorful LEGO building elements, easy-to-use hardware, and an intuitive drag-and-drop coding language, SPIKE Prime helps students to learn the essential STEAM and 21st century skills while having fun!

What is First Lego League?

FLL is an international competition organized by FIRST for children aged 9 to 14. Each year, teams design and program robots to complete give tasks to compete in regional, national and international tournaments.

Why Choose Our Program?

Enhancing overall STEM skills

Robotics is an interdisciplinary field that requires knowledge in science, technology, engineering, and math. By learning robotics, children can improve their understanding of these subjects, which can be beneficial for their academic and career development.

Improving presentation & public speaking skills

Students often work on projects and showcase their work to their peers, teachers, or in competitions. Regularly presenting their work in front of others can boost their confidence and enhance their presentation skills.

Fostering correct learning habits

Children can develop correct learning habits such as logical thinking, persistence, attention to detail, and continuous learning. These habits can have a positive impact on their overall learning abilities and prepare them for success in various academic and professional pursuits.