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Master Brickit BuildersScience + TechnologyAre you the LEGO Master? Join fellow builders to create and compete in LEGO building challenges using the Brickit app. Test your speed, creativity, and engineering skills while having fun with LEGOs!Fall 2026 -
STEAM on SaturdaysScience + TechnologyRock and Roll with science! Grab your friends to spend your Saturday mornings constructing experiments and learning about our world. Get a little messy while you create, play, and learn! Choose the whole camp or only one session. Week 1: Moonbeam Ice Cream Week 2: Ice Ice Baby Week 3: Rainbow Connection Week 4: Mr. RobotoFall 2026 -
WaitlistVEX IQ Robotics (Competitive)Science + TechnologyVEX IQ Robotics (Elementary Division) will begin in September with a MANDATORY Meeting on Tuesday, September 8, from 7:00- 8:00 pm at Lincoln Community Center in the Auditorium. Registration is limited and open ONLY to youth currently enrolled in grades 4-6 in Fall 2026. Due to program demand and VEX guidelines and grade requirements will be enforced. We will form teams of 2-3 students who will collaborate on all aspects of building, programming and driving the bot used to compete in virtual and /or in person VEX IQ competitions (with the goal) to qualify for the State VEX IQ championship in Spring of 2027 (date TBA). This is a competitive experience. Season runs from September - March (end date TBA and determined by qualifying success at region and / or state championships). Transportation to out of town contests (including state) is provided by parents of team members. Information re: tournaments, qualifying results and formats for competition have yet to be announced. Information will be shared with teams as it becomes available. The VEX IQ program is an early experience for elementary youth, interested in competing in VRC (VEX Robotics Challenge) in middle school or high school. VEX IQ does have a qualifying experience for the World Championship (Spring 2027). Youth / teams that qualify and want to participate in the World Championship will do so on their own via family and team fundraisers, led by the team parents. Community Education will pay team registration fees for invitationals and the state championship, as well as finance all necessary equipment for a season of competitive play. More information shared at the parent meeting in September. For more information on VEX IQ, contact Melanie M. Schmidt at mschmi3@isd77.org Our department is seeking VOLUNTEER coaches to assist with weekly practice sessions. Volunteers are a large part of our program success. To learn more, contact Melanie Schmidt at 507-207-3044 or mschmi3@isd77.orgFall 2026 -
{YEL!} Junior Video Games with ScratchScience + Technology{YEL!} Video Games with Scratch For 2nd-5th grades STEM Video Game Enrichment for the 21st Century learner. Each {YEL!} Video Game class follows four basic components:•Teach It!…Students learn different video game design techniques (movement blocks, control blocks, basic animation, adding scores, etc.) •Code It!… Students use Scratch* to code their own video games: i.e. maze runner, asteroid smash and more. •Explore It!…Students can write their own video game code, experiment with it and test new options. Our collaborative learning environment encourages students to learn from each other. Sign up today to THINK, LEARN and PLAY WELL with {YEL!}. Scratch® is not affiliated with {YEL!} nor does it endorse this program.Fall 2026 -
{YEL!} Robotics: Muscle 'BotsScience + TechnologyGet ready to flex some robot muscle! We’ll build a robot to compete in a tug-o-war competition, a truck pull, and haul heavy loads. Students use these robots to learn basic computer coding and engineering principles. Sign up today and FLEX!Fall 2026