Coding Classes in Fremont, CA

This program is dedicated to exploring the ins and outs of one of the most interesting areas in tech. 3D designing is a mode of product development that is fast, easy, and creative! Students will work to design & see some creations being printed! This program is the perfect blend of creativity and technology! Schedule: 8:30–9:00 Drop-off & Free Play 9:00–11:30 Theme Activity 11:30–12:00 Windup / Play / Pick Up What you'll learn Understanding 3D designing and 3D printing

This DIY Engineering workshop provides all the materials needed to build Car , ferris wheel, rolling belt , plane etc. A fun and engaging STEM project, it’s perfect for kids aged 8-12. Participants will assemble the models using 3D wooden or plastic pieces, creating the full working mechanisms. The finished models are great for displaying on a table, shelf, or in a child’s bedroom, playroom, or study area. Kids will feel a sense of pride as they see their creations come to life and actually move. Through building the remote car and electric train, children will develop important skills like hand-eye coordination, creative thinking, and physical and intellectual growth.

In this fun and hands-on camp, young learners will explore the exciting world of 3D design and early engineering. Through creative building activities, students will discover 2D and 3D shapes, size and scale, materials, art, and simple prototyping. They will draw, build, and create using a variety of child-friendly materials while developing spatial reasoning, creativity, and problem-solving skills. Perfect for curious K–2 students who love to imagine, design, and build their own creations! Schedule: 8:30–9:00 Drop-off & Free Play 9:00–11:30 Theme Activity 11:30–12:00 Lunch

Financing the Future is a six-week financial literacy program designed for students in grades 6–8. Through interactive lessons, real-life examples, team challenges, and hands-on activities, students learn how to make smart decisions about money and build financial skills they can use in everyday life. Each week focuses on an important area of financial literacy: Week 1: Smart Saving Students learn why saving matters, how to set savings goals, and how to create a realistic savings plan. Week 2: Smart Budgeting Students learn how to create a budget, understand income and expenses, and plan where their money goes before they spend it. Week 3: Smart Spending Students explore needs vs. wants, comparison shopping, unit prices, sales tax, impulse buying, marketing, subscriptions, and the true cost of purchases. Week 4: Smart Investing Students are introduced to investing, compound interest, risk and return, diversification, stocks, bonds, and index funds through activities using pretend money. Week 5: Smart Economics Students learn how supply and demand affect prices, why money exists, how trade and barter work, and how inflation affects the value of money. Week 6: Smart Giving Students explore taxes, charitable giving, volunteering, causes, and impact. They finish by bringing what they learned throughout the program together into their own Money Plan. Objectives The program is designed to be interactive and practical, with students learning through simulations, games, discussions, team activities, and hands-on financial challenges. Students use pretend money during activities, allowing them to practice making financial decisions in a safe and engaging environment. Schedule 🗓️ Dates: November 8, 2026 - December 20, 2026 ⏱️ Time: 9:30 AM - 11:00 AM (PST/PDT) 📅 Days: Every Sunday 📍 Venue: Physical | Ohlone Campus

This entry-level robotics course builds foundational computational thinking as students explore what robots are, how they work, and what they can do. Through structured, hands-on challenges, learners create simple algorithms, give and follow step-by-step instructions, and map routes to see how robots interpret and execute commands, establishing early problem-solving, sequencing, and cause-and-effect skills.

Dive into the fascinating world of science through fun, hands-on experiments that bring science to life! Students will explore key concepts such as motion, energy, gravity, air resistance, magnetism, rockets — all through engaging, project-based learning. Each session combines creativity and scientific thinking as students design, build, and test real-world models while understanding how everyday life works. Perfect for curious young minds who love to experiment, discover, and explore how things move and work. Kids get to take the models home with them. What you'll learn Perfect for curious young minds who love to experiment, discover, and explore how things move and work. Kids get to take the models home with them.

Get ready to explore the exciting world of drones through hands-on activities, flight challenges, and coding. Students will learn the basics of drone engineering and piloting while developing problem-solving, critical-thinking, and STEM skills. Program Highlights Hands-On Drone Engineering: Learn the basics of drone operation and piloting. Flight & Coding: Explore flight dynamics and program custom flight maneuvers. STEM Through Play: Build creativity, problem-solving, and innovation skills through engaging challenges. Schedule 12:00–12:30 PM — Drop-off 12:30–2:30 PM — Theme Activity 2:30–3:00 PM — Pick-up

This unique platform empowers students ages 10–16 to discover, develop, and deliver their own ideas through an iconic TED Student Talk experience—building confidence, communication skills, creativity, and critical thinking that can add lasting value to their academic and professional journeys. Through the program, students will strengthen their public speaking, storytelling, presentation, and audience-engagement skills while learning how to turn an idea into a meaningful talk. Join us on November 8th for a FREE introductory session to learn more about the program, understand the process, and participate in a Q&A session. Come discover how your child’s idea can become a voice worth sharing! Objectives Discover Your Voice. Develop Your Ideas. Share Your Story. Schedule 🗓️ Dates: November 8, 2026 ⏱️ Time: 10:00 AM - 11:30 AM (PST/PDT) 📅 Days: Every Sunday 📍 Venue: Physical | Ohlone College Campus