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Math · Robotics · Science · Pottery · Cooking · Arts
Hands-on construction with LEGO-based robotics kits, from simple mechanisms to moving creations.
Kids learn real coding logic, giving their robots instructions and watching them come to life.
Every project challenges kids to think critically and find creative solutions.
Small groups work together, sharing ideas and building social skills.
Kids design and personalize their own robot creations, exploring imagination alongside engineering.
Our elastic curriculum adapts to each child's own pace and challenges.
An Elastic, ZPD-Based Curriculum
Personalized, Elastic Learning
Every lesson adapts to your child's pace — no rigid one-size-fits-all curriculum.
University-Backed Expertise
Led by a Chemical Engineer and a Carnegie Mellon Robotics Academy Certified Instructor — bringing real STEM expertise to every lesson.
More Than One Subject
Robotics, Math, Pottery, and Cooking — a true well-rounded STEM experience, all in one place.
Real Progress You Can See
Quarterly Progress Reports track your child's growth — visual, data-driven, and easy to understand.
Small Groups, Big Attention
Every child gets personalized guidance, not lost in a crowd.
Aligned With What They Learn at School
Math sessions aligned with IXL and Eureka Math — the same curriculum used in local schools.
My main goal is to create a positive impact in the lives of children by equipping them with essential skills for the future. I strive to foster a love of learning, curiosity, and a growth mindset in every child we serve. As a Chemical Engineer and a parent, I understand the importance of hands-on learning and problem-solving games. That's why Robotik4kids was born in 2017.
Each project at Robotik4kids is designed with the aim of incorporating the eight science and engineering practices:
Asking questions and solving problems.
Using models.
Designing prototypes.
Conducting investigations.
Analyzing and interpreting data.
Utilizing computational thinking.
Engaging in argumentation from evidence.
Obtaining, evaluating, and communicating information.
I am passionate about teaching and learning. That's why I've pursued additional training and certifications, including the esteemed Carnegie Mellon University Robotics Academy Certification in Coding and Computational Thinking with a Robotic Teacher Certification. I am dedicated to providing a stimulating and inclusive learning environment where children can explore their creativity, develop critical thinking skills, and thrive in the exciting world of robotics and coding.
Join us on this exciting journey of learning and discovery!

Math · Robotics · Science · Pottery · Cooking · Arts
Every Saturday, kids dive into a full morning of hands-on STEM learning — building, coding, and exploring across robotics, math, science, arts, and more. Each 3-hour session runs from 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM, once a week, with new projects and activities every time. Every child uses robotics kits and tablets provided by Robotik4kids, along with all materials needed for that day's math, science, and creative activities. Kids assemble, program, and play with their robots, then disassemble the kits so they're ready for the next group of students.

Saturday classes run from 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM, once a week, with a maximum of 10 children per session. This is a drop-off/pick-up program — parents do not stay during class.

Classes take place in Tehaleh at 18633 132nd St E, Bonney Lake, WA. Tuition is $260/month for 4 Saturday lessons, plus applicable tax. Please bring a snack and water bottle to class.

STEM Saturday STEM welcomes children ages 4+, with an elastic curriculum that adapts to each child's own pace across robotics, math, science, arts, and more. To enroll, complete the sign-up form in the chat widget on this page, and we'll reach out with the next steps.
