Canada Junior STEAM Lab
14947 108 Ave V3R 1W3 Surrey, BC, Canada

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Welcome to Canada Junior Steam Lab! Using the Scratch programming language, we offer super fun and exciting coding courses for kids ages 8-12. kids able to interact and collaborate with each other from all over the world, as they learn how to and share media in the form of stories, games and animation. It’s such a fun way to engage with like-minded kids while learning how to code and game design in our innovate and engaging classes. Class sizes are small and allow for lots of participation and engagement with super knowledgable and experienced instructors.

WELCOME TO CANADA JUNIOR STEAM LAB! This video features a proud student in our Level 2 Lesson 3 class. Here he builds a Bull model using Lego WeDo bricks. His robot relies on a motor connected to a rack and pinion.

Welcome to Canada Junior Steam Lab! In this post we are featuring our WeDo Robotics Coding LV2 Program brochure. Classes run from March - June - register today!

Today we are simulating a sailboat storm scenario. We are re-acting the scenario base of an ship's log. We added some sounds effect simultaneously with the movement of the boat. It was amazing of how much more exciting the sounds effect make to the whole simulation! Come and join us: Robokids 14947 108th Ave... Surrey, B.C. Canada (604) 909-1438 See more

Today we built an alligator with a movable jaw by implementing different type of gears and pulleys. Crown gear is one of the most interesting part we learn as it allow gears to be connected at a 90 degrees and angle. Come and join us: RoboKids North Surrey... 14947 108th Ave, Surrey, BC, Canada V3R 1W3 See more

We build a drawbridge today! Other than the common fixed span bridge we often see around us, we have learned there is another type of bridge call drawbridge. Different than a fixed span bridge where the bridge deck that carries the roadway is permanently fixed, the drawbridge is designed to have the surface where the vehicles drive on movable. Having movable parts on the bridge allow bigger boats and barges to pass. Come and join us: RoboKids North Surrey... 14947 108th Ave, Surrey, BC, Canada V3R 1W3 See more

We learn that there are a lot of parts involved when it comes to making a car moves. In order for the motor to power the wheels, the car will need gears, axles, and pin to connect the motor and wheels together, similar concept to an actual car with engine, transmission, and differential! Come and join us Robokids North Surrey 14947 108 Ave, Surrey BC V3R 1W3... (604) 909 1438 [email protected] http://robokids.ca See more

Today, we are building a goal kicker. It is a fun project, student can finish this project individually within 60 minutes. Come and join us Robokids North Surrey 14947 108 Ave, Surrey BC V3R 1W3... (604) 909 1438 [email protected] http://robokids.ca See more

Today, we have built a carousel. In this project, we used LEGO to replace the horses on the carousel. Each LEGO piece maintains a constant rotational and angular speed.

Battle Time! Let’s see who’s da boss? May the best battle bot wins!

Today we are building conveyor belt and spinner. Simple machineries are easy to build and lots of way to customize it. We learn to code the motor to spin and change directions!

It’s back to school time! Robokids North Surrey is now open for registration for the 2019-2029 school year. Please send us a PM if your child is interested in learning robotics.