Build a computer bot to compete against other coders! Whether you're new or experienced, this is the perfect way to explore competitive coding. No previous coding experience is necessary. The Code Championship Series is four online tournaments hosted on Google Meet. If you have a modern browser, no download is required. Players must be able to navigate the internet. The Google Meet link will be emailed two days before the tournament.

Interested in RC Cars? Want to try racing them on a track? Then come join us as we explore what makes them work and get to try them out. Participants will leave with a better understanding and get some time testing out their driving skills on a few different types of RC Cars. Participants can use RC Cars provided or use their own on approval.

Jump into an exciting new school year with all-new lessons! Whether you're a new or returning student, the Engineering for Kids Jr. Engineering/STEM Club offers hands-on, engaging activities each week to spark curiosity and creativity. Students will explore engineering concepts while developing essential 21st-century skills like problem-solving, critical thinking, and teamwork - building confidence to tackle challenges in and out of the classroom. Join us for one session or the whole series and start engineering your future todaySession 1 Lessons: Aerospace Engineering: Stunt Plane - Students learn about the science of flight and design their own glider. Acoustic Engineering: String Telephone - Students explore how sound travels by creating and testing their own string telephone.Mechanical Engineering: Pyramid Slingshot - Students explore potential and kinetic energy as they design and build a simple pyramid-style slingshot.Coding Unplugged: Binary Bracelets - Students learn how information is represented so that computers can interpret and store it, then create a simple binary bracelet.Environmental Engineering: Bug in a Web - Students learn how spiders use their webs to catch bugs in nature, then build a simple bug-in-a-web model inspired by how real webs work.Electrical Engineering: Magnet Maze - Students learn about magnets, their properties, and how they are used in navigation tools like compasses, then create their own magnet-guided maze.

Jump into an exciting new school year with all-new lessons! Whether you're a new or returning student, the Engineering for Kids Jr. Engineering/STEM Club offers hands-on, engaging activities each week to spark curiosity and creativity. Students will explore engineering concepts while developing essential 21st-century skills like problem-solving, critical thinking, and teamwork - building confidence to tackle challenges in and out of the classroom. Join us for one session or the whole series and start engineering your future todaySession 2 Lessons: Chemical Engineering: Witch's Brew - Students experiment with different materials to create a bubbling, chemical-reaction-powered witch's brew.Mechanical Engineering: Propeller Car - Students get hands-on lesson in air-powered thrust and inertia as they design and test a propeller-driven car.Marine Engineering: Reef Relief - Students learn about the importance of coral reefs and design their own model reef structure to withstand and underwater "quake".Mechanical Engineering: Spinner - Students build their own spinning toy and learn how momentum keeps a rotating object in motion.Electrical Engineering: Light It Up - Students explore basic circuits by building a simple LED-powered light-up toy.Civil Engineering: Gingerbread House - Students are challenged to design and build a sturdy, non-edible, gingerbread house using structural engineering principles.