STEM
Makers Club
Inventors in their own right.
Using curated Maker Kits, students develop mechanical, artistic, and engineering skills as they prototype and build.
What students do
Every session is hands-on and project-based. Students collaborate with a vetted teaching artist, work through structured challenges, and leave with something they made — a model, a recording, a portfolio piece, a finished dish, or a performance.
Who it's for: Students curious about Makers Club who learn best by building, making, and doing.
What's inside
- •Hands-on labs and engineering challenges
- •Data collection and observation
- •Design–build–test loop
- •A capstone project to present
Session-by-session breakdown
Week 1
Discover
Tour the tools and vocabulary of Makers Club. Run a guided starter challenge to see the discipline in action.
Week 2
Core Concepts
Hands-on labs that isolate the science behind Makers Club — variables, observation, and a written hypothesis.
Week 3
Build
Students design and build their first original Makers Club project from a real-world prompt.
Week 4
Test & Iterate
Collect data, troubleshoot what failed, and engineer a v2 of the build.
Week 5
Stretch Challenge
An open-ended Makers Club challenge that combines every skill from the season.
Week 6
Demo Day
Students present their project, walk through their process, and field questions from peers and family.
Outcomes students leave with
- ✓ Confidence and vocabulary in Makers Club
- ✓ A finished project to share
- ✓ Habits of collaboration, iteration, and reflection
What you'll get
- • Curriculum scoped to your group size, grade, and season length
- • Vetted, trained, background-checked teaching artist
- • All materials and kits — no prep work for your staff
- • Attendance + engagement reporting, plus family-facing recap
- • All required materials and kits provided
- • Take-home reference and certificate of completion