Winter / 2022 Classes
Refresh your student’s tech skills
Classes are virtual
Join a course for elementary or middle school students
![[Lancaster] June 8-12: 3D Printing](https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d4e20b20e20ff00017b2db5/7bc023b7-52ad-4fa5-bddc-598174fbb165/3D+Printing.png)
![[Grand Prairie] June 1-5: Video Game Design](https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d4e20b20e20ff00017b2db5/66df140c-5589-4de4-aed3-16ffbc7b10d7/Video+Game+Design.png)
![[Lancaster] June 15-19: Video Game Design](https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d4e20b20e20ff00017b2db5/64bb4860-78ed-41aa-8425-d324e69ddb3a/Video+Game+Design.png)
![[Lancaster] June 22-26: Sports Tech](https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d4e20b20e20ff00017b2db5/e2eb0dd9-7029-4bbf-9f87-28fddb1a45de/Sports+Tech.png)
![[Grand Prairie] July 7-10: Sports Tech](https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d4e20b20e20ff00017b2db5/fa17ca27-e9d0-45af-9428-75cc8318ff43/Sports+Tech.png)
![[Grand Prairie] June 22-26: Artificial Intelligence](https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d4e20b20e20ff00017b2db5/fc11e8c1-49b9-4f9e-88e2-8a758088dc48/AI.png)
![[Grand Prairie] June 8-12: Drones](https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d4e20b20e20ff00017b2db5/ce893b8b-9906-4d86-9431-95607c2afc7b/Drones.png)
![[Grand Prairie] July 27-31: Biomedical Science](https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d4e20b20e20ff00017b2db5/0b8de78b-48c2-48b9-9263-2a4a6823fe4e/Biomedical.png)
![[Grand Prairie] July 13-17: LED Art](https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d4e20b20e20ff00017b2db5/ed849a47-851a-41ba-bdc3-0d44a94ac81e/LED+Art.png)
What to expect from a HAK class
small class sizes taught via zoom
Class sizes are limited to 11 students. We focus on quality over quantity. Our priority is to keep the students engaged and to be able to help them upfront when needed.
google classroom to organize previous classes and supplemental material
If you can’t make a class still join and get the recordings. We can also set up extra help sessions if needed. Our goal is for the students to have fun while learning and implementing STEM concepts.
technical learning with the patience to solidify understanding
We won’t shy away from diving into the code or the concepts. Through the struggle comes confidence that your child can tackle hard challenges. And through that confidence comes competence, the desire to master a skillset.
taught by future engineers
Students need to see engineering at all levels. We hire and train future engineers to make sure we validate what an engineer looks like. It gives students a chance to ask questions and understand the extent of what it means to be within the field of STEM.
Parent’s Part
We design our classes in a way where parents don’t need to be present. The students are able to be independent and receive help from our teachers when needed.
Build, program, and battle your own robot from the ground up. Learn the engineering and coding skills that bring machines to life!