K-2 Robotics: Build and Program a Dancing Robot

Name: K-2 Robotics: Build and Program a Dancing Robot
Start: 2025-11-21T17:30:00-05:00
End: 2025-11-21T19:00:00-05:00
Location: Innovation Connector

Schedule

Fri Nov 21 2025 at 05:30 pm to 07:00 pm

UTC-05:00

Location

Innovation Connector | Muncie, IN

Robotics for K-2 teaches problem solving, hand-eye coordination, and exploration of computer science and computational thinking.
About this Event

Build an Earthquake Simulator with LEGO WeDo for K-2nd Grade

Your young coder will build and program an Earthquake Simulator with LEGO WeDo. This class is great for beginners or students who have previously built with LEGO WeDo.

Activities

Learn how to create algorithms (step-by-step instructions) for robots
Build and program a LEGO WeDo robot

What Parents Gain

We all want our kids to find their passion or engage in activities that stimulate their love of learning. Parents will see their children learn problem solving techniques, a drive to try something new, and gain knowledge about coding and technology that can assist them in the future.

Your Host

The lead host will be Mikayla Rainho, instructor at TechWise Academy.

Frequently Asked Questions

1.) Who should take this class?

Age: K - 2nd Grade

Prerequisites: None required.

2.) What should I bring to the event?

No need to bring anything to the class! TechWise Academy will provide everything you need for this course.

3.) Am I allowed to drop off my child and return at the end of class?

Yes. Most our classes are drop-off style. You are welcome to leave your child with us and then return at the end of class.

4.) Who should I contact if I have questions about the event?

Mikayla Rainho will be able to assist anyone who has questions.

317-558-9275 (text/call) or email [email protected].

Scholarships Available

Call 765-372-8543 for information on how you can get scholarships for our in-person classes at the Innovation Connector.

What is TechWise Academy?

TechWise Academy teaches coding and computer science to children, K-12, and introduces them to new ways to problem solve and explore curiosity and creativity. Students can explore computer science in experience-led curriculum online and in person.