At the LEGO Education WeDo 2.0 Masterclass, your child will learn the full spectrum of uses, techniques, concepts and skills required to effectively create problem-solving robots using the LEGO Education WeDo 2.0 set.

What Your Child Will Learn

The Masterclass programme consists of 2 Levels:

Level 1 - Guided Learning with Science Context
Level 2 - Open-ended Projects with Computational Thinking

At Level 1, students will be introduced to the different parts available and how to use them in simple to intermediate level projects. The projects and models are set in science themes such as natural sciences and physical sciences, where they will learn various science concepts along with engineering and building skills.

At Level 2, students would have a good grasp of the WeDo 2.0 set. Instructors will pose weekly challenges in various themes that students will attempt to solve using the WeDo 2.0 set. The challenges will surround real-world issues such as global warming, animal rescue, space transportation and many more. Students get to build original ideas and also learn to communicate their thought process and operations of their models. Instructors will guide with troubleshooting and reflection process to build resilience, critical thinking skills and boost their creativity process through useful prompts.

Talent Development & Progression

Upon graduating the LEGO Education WeDo 2.0 Masterclass Programme, students are encouraged to continue to the LEGO Education SPIKE Prime Masterclass Programme and join the FIRST LEGO League Singapore, an annual national robotics competition using SPIKE Prime robots.

Why Should Your Child Join our Formal Course?

1. Certified Instructors
2. Guided Learning
3. Diversity in Class
4. Communication Skill Development
5. Technical Support
6. Open Booking System for Busy Students

Our Curriculum

LEGO Education WeDo 2.0 Masterclass Level 1:
Guided Learning with Science Context

Total of 12 Hours in Lesson Duration

Course Fee for Level 1

Includes: 

- Training Hours

- Certificate Completion (for Full Programme)

- Home Delivery and Collection for Rental Sets for Hybrid Lessons

- Engineering Journal

LEGO Education WeDo 2.0 Masterclass Level 2:
Open Ended Projects with Computational Thinking

Students at this stage should be able to utilise the different concepts learnt at Level 1 to solve problems through critical thinking and application of knowledge and building skills.

Total 14 hours in duration

Course Fee for Level 2

Includes: 

- Training Hours

- Certificate Completion (for Full Programme)

- Home Delivery and Collection for Rental Sets for Hybrid Lessons

- Engineering Journal

Book all 17 Lessons & get further 5%
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Programme Price After Discount
$1167.90 (U.P. $1229.40)

 FAQ

1. Can I have a trial lesson for my child to see if he/she likes it?

Yes, you can. We charge $46/hr for trial lessons. We recommend a 1 to 1.5hr session for trial lessons. Book any day/time you like.

2. My child has experience with WeDo 2.0. Can he/she skip Level 1?

If your child has only attended one-off workshops for WeDo 2.0, your child may not be fully equipped for Level 2 as it requires a full mastery of basic concepts. You can opt for a trial lesson for our instructor to do an assessment of your child's abilities.

3. If my child can't make it for that week, will there be a makeup session?

Yes, your child can makeup for missed sessions before the next weekly lesson.

4. What is the class schedule like?

Please contact our class coordinator at 9822 5921.

 

STEAM Engine is a learning centre by Duck Learning Singapore.

Duck Learning Singapore is the official organiser of the FIRST LEGO League in  Singapore.

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At the LEGO Education SPIKE Prime Masterclass, your child will learn the full spectrum of uses, techniques, concepts and skills required to effectively create problem-solving robots & real-world prototypes using the LEGO Education SPIKE Prime set.

What Your Child Will Learn

The SPIKE Prime Masterclass programme consists of 2 Levels, as part of the 4 Levels of the LEGO Education Learning System:

Level 1 - Guided Learning with Science Context (WeDo 2.0 Set/ SPIKE Essential)
Level 2 - Open-ended Projects with Computational Thinking (WeDo 2.0/ SPIKE Essential)
Level 3 - Guided Learning with STEAM Context (SPIKE Prime)
Level 4 - Open-ended Projects with Python Programming (SPIKE Prime)

At Level 3, students will be introduced to the different parts available and how to use them in simple to intermediate level projects. The programme starts off with a mandatory introductory lesson (7 Hours) and students can choose their specialisations for subsequent lessons (14 Hours).  where they will learn various science concepts along with mathematics, engineering and building skills.

At Level 4, students would have a good grasp of the SPIKE Prime set. Students will start off by converting their Ultimate Projects from word-block programming to Python programming stacks. Instructors will then pose weekly challenges in various themes that students will attempt to solve using the SPIKE Prime set and Python programming. The challenges will surround real-world issues such as prosthetics, global transportation, space exploration, food delivery systems and more. Students get to build original ideas and also learn to communicate their thought process and operations of their models. Instructors will guide with troubleshooting and reflection process to build resilience, critical thinking skills and boost their creativity process through useful prompts.

Talent Development & Progression

Upon graduating the LEGO Education SPIKE Prime Masterclass Programme, students are encouraged to continue to the LEGO Education SPIKE Prime Masterclass Programme and join the FIRST LEGO League Singapore, an annual national robotics competition using SPIKE Prime robots.

Why Should Your Child Join our Formal Course?

1. Certified Instructors
2. Guided Learning
3. Diversity in Class
4. Communication Skill Development
5. Technical Support
6. Open Booking System for Busy Students

Our Curriculum

LEGO Education SPIKE Prime Masterclass Level 3 (12 Lessons):

Guided Learning with STEAM Context Part 1

Total of 6 Hours in Lesson Duration

Guided Learning with STEAM Context Part 2

Choose a track for Lessons 6 - 12.

 
Total 9 hours in duration

Course Fee for Level 3

Includes: 

- Training Hours

- Certificate of Completion (for Half Programme) / Certificate Accomplishment (for Full Programme)

- Home Delivery and Collection for Rental Sets for Hybrid Lessons

- Engineering Journal (Includes Images of Projects, Strategy & Reflections)

LEGO Education SPIKE Prime Masterclass Level 4:
Open Ended Projects with Python Programming

Students at this stage should be able to utilise the different concepts learnt at Level 3 to solve problems through critical thinking and application of knowledge and building skills. Programming language is in Python.

Total 13 hours in duration

Course Fee for Level 4

Includes: 

- Training Hours

- Certificate of Completion (for Half Programme) / Certificate Accomplishment (for Full Programme)

- Home Delivery and Collection for Rental Sets for Hybrid Lessons

- Engineering Journal (Includes Images of Projects, Strategy & Reflections)

Book all 18 Lessons & get further 5%
(Save another $66.95)

Programme Price After Discount
$1272.25 (U.P. $1339.20)

 FAQ

1. Can I have a trial lesson for my child to see if he/she likes it?

Yes, you can. We charge $46/hr for trial lessons. We recommend a 1 to 1.5hr session for trial lessons. Book any day/time you like.

2. My child has experience with WeDo 2.0/SPIKE Essential. Is SPIKE Prime very similar?

The SPIKE Prime set works similarly to the SPIKE Essential in terms of hardware. However, the level of difficulty of the projects for SPIKE Prime is higher than SPIKE Essential.

The SPIKE Prime set is very different from the WeDo 2.0 set in terms of hardware and not all electronic hardware can be used seamlessly together, unlike the SPIKE Essential. However, the level of difficulty of the projects for SPIKE Prime is higher than WeDo 2.0 Set.

3. My child has experience with SPIKE Prime. Can he/she skip Level 4?

If your child has only attended one-off workshops for SPIKE Prime, your child may not be fully equipped for Level 4 as it requires a full mastery of basic & intermediate concepts. You can opt for a trial lesson for our instructor to do an assessment of your child's abilities.

If your child has gone through a comprehensive training session in school, please provide a certificate of completion of the programme to be considered for more advanced level/s.

4. If my child can't make it for that week, will there be a makeup session?

Yes, your child can makeup for missed sessions before the next weekly lesson.

5. What is the class schedule like?

Please contact our class coordinator at 9822 5921.

 

STEAM Engine is a learning centre by Duck Learning Singapore.

Duck Learning Singapore is the official organiser of the FIRST LEGO League in  Singapore.

← Back to STEAM Engine Main Page 

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Competition Training for FLL Explore and FLL Challenge

Not part of the school team? Don't fret! Join us at STEAM Engine and form a team with new friends.

Or before committing to our training sessions, you can register your interest to join a private team here

Our coordinator will contact you if there are other similar aged students who can be part of your child's team.

Our STEAM Engine team will prepare you for the annual FIRST^®  LEGO^® League and help you find team members.

FAQ

Q: What is the maximum number of students per class?

A: Each class accommodates a maximum of 5 students or 1 team, with 1 coach.

Q: When are the classes held?

A: We offer flexibility to parents, allowing them to choose dates that best suit their schedules.

Q: How does this program differ from the bootcamp?

A: This program features a lower teacher-to-student ratio, enabling trainers to provide more focused attention to students. Additionally, students receive complimentary t-shirts as part of the program.

• Internationally-Recognised
• Solve Real World Industry Challenges
• Recommended for Portfolio

Internationally-Recognised

FIRST LEGO League is an internationally recognized STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Mathematics) organised by FIRST and The LEGO Group for children and students. In a competition based setting, students use LEGO Education robotics sets to develop robots and compete against each other in a competition which exposes students to real world problem solving, STEAM and character development.

Real-World Challenges faced in Industries

Each season starts in August and ends in April the next year. FIRST determines a real-world theme for the year around which the competition revolves and the challenges based on. 

Recommended for Portfolio Building

Certificates of participation & Awards from FLL are internationally recognized and good to have in the portfolio for Direct School Admission (DSA) or Scholarship applications.

FIRST® LEGO® League Explore: 6 - 9 years old

FIRST® LEGO® League Challenge: 9 - 16 years old

FLL Explore (Ages 6-9)

FIRST LEGO League Explore (FLLE) (formerly known as FIRST Lego League Jr.) is a non-competitive robotics program designed for children ages 6-9. It is one of the programs established by FIRST.

FIRST LEGO League Explore follows the same theme given to the FIRST LEGO League Challenge. While FIRST LEGO League Challenge teams conduct research projects and design autonomous robots specifically to carry out missions relating to the topic, FIRST LEGO League Explore teams conduct much smaller projects and make robotics models out of LEGO Education SPIKE Essential, the latest robotics set by LEGO Education to illustrate one part of the theme. 

Each team will have a minimum of 2 and a maximum of 5 participants.
Recommended 2 pax/team due to Safety Measurement Restrictions.

Brief Synopsis of first 5 sessions

FLL Challenge (Ages 9-16)

The FIRST LEGO League Challenge (formerly known as FIRST LEGO League) is an international competition organized by FIRST for elementary and middle school students (ages 9–14 in the United States and Canada, 9–16 elsewhere).Each year in August, FIRST LEGO League Challenge teams are introduced to a scientific and real-world challenge for teams to focus and research on. The robotics part of the competition involves designing and programming LEGO Education Robotics Sets (SPIKE Prime, EV3, NXT)  to complete tasks. The students work out a solution to a problem related to the theme (changes every year) and then meet for regional, national and international tournaments to compete, share their knowledge, compare ideas, and display their robots.

Each team will have a minimum of 2 and a maximum of 5 participants.
Recommended 2 pax/team due to Safety Measurement Restrictions.

Brief synopsis of first 5 lessons

Activities for Additional Sessions

• Refresher Course on Robot of Choice
• Problem Solving Techniques
• Computational Thinking Pillars
• Brainstorm, Design & Construction of Robot with Base & Attachments
• Agile Building Technique: Design, Build, Test, Assess
• Competition Simulation: Efficiency Programming with Virtual Robots
• Focus on Assigned Missions
• Reflection, Reconstruction & Improvisation  of Robot
• Setting up Playfield: Prop Building & Mission Preparation
• Presentation Preparation: Props, Slides and Presentation Practice

For more information on the latest Season details, head over to www.firstlegoleague.sg

All Packages Include

Package Pricing

Prices are for both FLL Explore and FLL Challenge

For more info, Whatsapp our STEAM Engine operator at 9822 5921.

STEAM Engine is a learning centre by Duck Learning Singapore.

Duck Learning Singapore is the official organiser of the FIRST LEGO League Singapore.

← Back to STEAM Engine Main Page 

Competition Training for National Robotics Competition (NRC)

Not part of the school team? Don't fret! Join us at STEAM Engine and form a team with new friends.

Or before committing to our training sessions, you can register your interest to join a private team here: https://cutt.ly/nrc2023x

Our coordinator will contact you by July 2023 if there are other similar aged students who can be part of your child's team.

Our STEAM Engine team will prepare you for the annual National Robotics Competition and help you find team members.

• Direct School Admissions-Recognised (DSA)
• Exposure to Local Talent

Direct School Admissions-Recognised (DSA)

The National Robotics Competition (NRC) is the largest local robotics competition event in Singapore that spans across different age groups, from 5 to 18 years old. It is a prestigious competition that is recognised and remains a staple for DSA applications. Students can participate in different competitive events that uses different robotics systems and sets under the NRC such as KUBO Robotics, Arduino Education, LEGO Education and more. Each season starts in May and ends in September the same year. 

Certificates of participation & Awards from NRC are internationally recognized and good to have in the portfolio for Direct School Admission (DSA) or other Scholarship applications.

Exposure to Local Talent

Every year, schools in Singapore will send their best teams to compete in the event. Participants will get to meet and befriend local talent in robotics. Teams will also be exposed to others' strategies and gain priceless experience.

The competition allows our local talent to build confidence in order to compete internationally one day. 

NRC Preschool Preparatory Course for Children 4 to 6 years old

The robotics course offered by STEAM Engine is specially designed to introduce young learners aged 4 to 6 years to the exciting world of robotics and prepare them for the National Robotics Competition Pre School Category using the KUBO Robotics Set. 

* Take note that your child has to be at least 5 years old as of 30th Aug 2023 to qualify for the competition

NRC Primary Preparatory Course for Children 7 to 12 years old

The robotics course offered by STEAM Engine is designed to prepare young teams of students for the National Robotics Competition Primary School Category.

NRC Secondary Preparatory Course for Children 13 to 16 years old

The robotics course offered by STEAM Engine is the perfect platform to prepare young and ambitious teams  for the highly competitive National Robotics Competition Secondary School Category.

Interest Check: https://cutt.ly/nrc2023x

Brief Synopsis of first 5 sessions (For Primary)

Activities for Additional Sessions

• Refresher Course on Robot of Choice
• Problem Solving Techniques
• Computational Thinking Pillars
• Brainstorm, Design & Construction of Robot with Base & Attachments
• Agile Building Technique: Design, Build, Test, Assess
• Competition Simulation: Efficiency Programming with Virtual Robots
• Focus on Assigned Missions
• Reflection, Reconstruction & Improvisation  of Robot
• Setting up Playfield: Prop Building & Mission Preparation
• Presentation Preparation: Props, Slides and Presentation Practice

NRC Categories (2023)

1. NRC Preschool Category (KUBO) 
Age: 5 - 6 years old 

2. NRC Lower Primary (SPIKE ESSENTIAL/WEDO 2.0) 
Age: 7 - 9 years old 

3. NRC Upper Primary (SPIKE PRIME/ EV3) 
Age: 9 - 12 years old 

4. NRC Secondary (SPIKE PRIME/EV3) 
Age: 12 - 17 years old 

5. NRC AI MAKER SERIES - Primary (Quarky) 
Age: 7 - 9 years old 

6. NRC AI MAKER SERIES - Secondary (Quarky) 
Age: 12 - 17 years old   

For more information on the 2023 Season details, head over to https://www.science.edu.sg/for-schools/competitions/national-robotics-competition

All Packages Include

Package Pricing

For more info, Whatsapp our STEAM Engine operator at 9822 5921.

STEAM Engine is a learning centre by Duck Learning Singapore.

Duck Learning Singapore is the official Singapore partner of LEGO Education.

← Back to STEAM Engine Main Page 

Competition Training for National Robotics Competition (NRC)

Not part of the school team? Don't fret! Join us at STEAM Engine and form a team with new friends.

Or before committing to our training sessions, you can register your interest to join a private team here: https://cutt.ly/nrc2023x

Our coordinator will contact you by July 2023 if there are other similar aged students who can be part of your child's team.

Our STEAM Engine team will prepare you for the annual National Robotics Competition and help you find team members.

• Direct School Admissions-Recognised (DSA)
• Exposure to Local Talent

Direct School Admissions-Recognised (DSA)

The National Robotics Competition (NRC) is the largest local robotics competition event in Singapore that spans across different age groups, from 5 to 18 years old. It is a prestigious competition that is recognised and remains a staple for DSA applications. Students can participate in different competitive events that uses different robotics systems and sets under the NRC such as KUBO Robotics, Arduino Education, LEGO Education and more. Each season starts in May and ends in September the same year. 

Certificates of participation & Awards from NRC are internationally recognized and good to have in the portfolio for Direct School Admission (DSA) or other Scholarship applications.

Exposure to Local Talent

Every year, schools in Singapore will send their best teams to compete in the event. Participants will get to meet and befriend local talent in robotics. Teams will also be exposed to others' strategies and gain priceless experience.

The competition allows our local talent to build confidence in order to compete internationally one day. 

NRC Preschool Preparatory Course for Children 4 to 6 years old

The robotics course offered by STEAM Engine is specially designed to introduce young learners aged 4 to 6 years to the exciting world of robotics and prepare them for the National Robotics Competition Pre School Category using the KUBO Robotics Set. 

* Take note that your child has to be at least 5 years old as of 30th Aug 2023 to qualify for the competition

Activities for Additional Sessions

• Refresher Course on Robot of Choice
• Problem Solving Techniques
• Computational Thinking Pillars
• Brainstorm, Design & Construction of Robot with Base & Attachments
• Agile Building Technique: Design, Build, Test, Assess
• Competition Simulation: Efficiency Programming with Virtual Robots
• Focus on Assigned Missions
• Reflection, Reconstruction & Improvisation  of Robot
• Setting up Playfield: Prop Building & Mission Preparation
• Presentation Preparation: Props, Slides and Presentation Practice

NRC Categories (2023)

1. NRC Preschool Category (KUBO) 
Age: 5 - 6 years old 

2. NRC Lower Primary (SPIKE ESSENTIAL/WEDO 2.0) 
Age: 7 - 9 years old 

3. NRC Upper Primary (SPIKE PRIME/ EV3) 
Age: 9 - 12 years old 

4. NRC Secondary (SPIKE PRIME/EV3) 
Age: 12 - 17 years old 

5. NRC AI MAKER SERIES - Primary (Quarky) 
Age: 7 - 9 years old 

6. NRC AI MAKER SERIES - Secondary (Quarky) 
Age: 12 - 17 years old   

For more information on the 2023 Season details, head over to https://www.science.edu.sg/for-schools/competitions/national-robotics-competition

All Packages Include

For more info, Whatsapp our STEAM Engine operator at 9822 5921.

STEAM Engine is a learning centre by Duck Learning Singapore.

Duck Learning Singapore is the official Singapore partner of LEGO Education.

← Back to STEAM Engine Main Page 

Robotics Bootcamp for FLL Challenge

Schedule

1 week intensive bootcamp

• Date: 20 Nov - 24 Nov 2023
• Time: 10am to 12:30pm 

Weekly refresher 

• Jan 6,13,20,27
• Feb 3,17,24
• Mar 2,9
• Time: 2pm to 5pm

FAQ

Q: How does the bootcamp differ from competition training?

A: The bootcamp offers a personalized learning experience with a trainer-to-student ratio of up to 1:15. This allows for more focused instruction and hands-on engagement.

Q: I've previously enrolled my children in classes. Can they participate in this bootcamp?

A: Unfortunately, this bootcamp is exclusively available for NEW sign-ups. We want to provide this opportunity to as many new participants as possible.

Q: What if my children have no prior experience in robotics? Can they still enroll?

A: Absolutely! The bootcamp is suitable for beginners, and we welcome students with no previous robotics experience. It's an excellent starting point for young enthusiasts.

Q: My children are 7 and 8 years old. Can they join the bootcamp?

A: The bootcamp is designed for FLL Challenge teams, which typically include students aged 9 to 16 as of January 2024. Your children may be better suited for other programs tailored to their age group.

 Q: Where is your classes held at? 

A: Our classes are held at 240 MacPherson Rd, Singapore 348574 #03-01

Q: What if my children are unable to attend on certain dates? Will there be make-up lessons available?

A: Unfortunately, the class schedule and dates are fixed, and we cannot guarantee availability for make-up classes due to high demand.

Q: How does the bootcamp differ from regular competition training programs?

A: The bootcamp offers a unique opportunity for students to learn and collaborate with other teams, fostering a sense of community. Additionally, it is a more cost-effective option, and students receive a complimentary t-shirt as part of the program.

Our STEAM Engine team will prepare you for the annual FIRST^®  LEGO^® League and help you find team members.

Not part of the school team? Don't fret! Join us at STEAM Engine and form a team with new friends.

Or before committing to our training sessions, you can register your interest to join a private team here

Why Join FIRST LEGO League?

• Internationally-Recognised
• Solve Real World Industry Challenges
• Recommended for Portfolio

Internationally-Recognised

FIRST LEGO League is an internationally recognized STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Mathematics) organised by FIRST and The LEGO Group for children and students. In a competition based setting, students use LEGO Education robotics sets to develop robots and compete against each other in a competition which exposes students to real world problem solving, STEAM and character development.

Real-World Challenges faced in Industries

Each season starts in August and ends in April the next year. FIRST determines a real-world theme for the year around which the competition revolves and the challenges based on. 

Recommended for Portfolio Building

Certificates of participation & Awards from FLL are internationally recognized and good to have in the portfolio for Direct School Admission (DSA) or Scholarship applications.

FIRST® LEGO® League Explore: 6 - 9 years old

FIRST® LEGO® League Challenge: 9 - 16 years old

FLL Challenge (Ages 9-16)

The FIRST LEGO League Challenge (formerly known as FIRST LEGO League) is an international competition organized by FIRST for elementary and middle school students (ages 9–14 in the United States and Canada, 9–16 elsewhere).Each year in August, FIRST LEGO League Challenge teams are introduced to a scientific and real-world challenge for teams to focus and research on the robotics part of the competition involves designing and programming LEGO Education Robotics Sets (SPIKE Prime, EV3, NXT)  to complete tasks. The students work out a solution to a problem related to the theme (changes every year) and then meet for regional, national and international tournaments to compete, share their knowledge, compare ideas, and display their robots.

Each team will have a minimum of 2 and a maximum of 5 participants.
Recommended 2 pax/team due to Safety Measurement Restrictions.

Brief synopsis of first 5 lessons

For more information on the 2023/2024 Season details, head over to FIRST LEGO League 

All Packages Include

For more info, Whatsapp our STEAM Engine operator at 9822 5921.

STEAM Engine is a learning centre by Duck Learning Singapore.

Duck Learning Singapore is the official organiser of the FIRST LEGO League Singapore.

 >>View Our E-Brochure Here<<

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