Choose a class for complete details! |
|
Class |
Description |
| The Edison Project | Designed for kids age 8 and up. Especially suited for those with the Edison Trait! |
Introduction to Sensors Part I (formerly Introduction to Electronics) |
Designed for more mature students age 10 and
up. For
complete equipment needs choose the class in the left column. Download the Book that comes with the kit if you would like to take a look at the projects for the 28-026 (old number 28-278) kit. Replacement Parts for Electronic Sensor Lab |
| Introduction to Sensors II | This class is a continuation of Introduction to Sensors I |
| Music with Mackie Part I and Part II |
This class is for beginners, or for those who have played rhythm guitar and would like to learn to play lead guitar and pick up some real skills with music theory. This class will be taught by Mackie Lester. |
| GREEN
TECHNOLOGY Summer Only FLEX SCHEDULE |
Designed for students who would love to investigate how power is generated and GREEN TECHNOLOGY! Students should be able to add, subtract, multiply and divide. |
| GREEN TECH II Summer 2012 |
Green Technology II is a follow-up to Green Technology I.
In Green Technology II, we
are going to build a real
working solar power system that can be used in your home to
operate lighting and small appliances and provide emergency power during
an outage. The goal is to keep the price below $500.
Start saving now! It’s going
to be AWESOME!!!! |
| Summer Club Summer Only |
Designed for students age 12 and up. Only operated from mid May through July. FREE |
| Kid's Club Summer Only |
Designed for students age 8 to 11, only operated from mid May through July. FREE |
| Advanced DC and AC Electronics | This class is recommended for students who read on an 8th grade level or higher and have completed Edison Project 1-8 and Introduction to Sensors or for adults. |
| Solder Magic* | This class is designed to teach students how to build working circuits through the practice of soldering. Soldering is as much an art, as it is a science. Soldering means melting metals to permanently connect components together. In this class you will build a blinky robot, a chirping cricket circuit that only operates when the light is turned out and a cool alarm to surprise your friends with when they open your desk drawer. |