San Diego LEGO Robotics
Big Ideas Start With a Build
Children turn LEGO pieces into working robots while learning coding, engineering, and problem-solving through hands-on projects.
San Diego, CA (619) 555-0181 Mon–Fri: 8:30 AM – 5:30 PM
Robotics, Built by Kids
Hands-on LEGO robotics programs give San Diego children room to design, code, test, and improve their own creations.
Robotics Classes
Build LEGO machines and learn coding through guided, age-appropriate projects.
Coding Workshops
Explore programming concepts by bringing LEGO robots to life.
Engineering Challenges
Solve design problems with creative builds and practical testing.
Group Programs
Build teamwork and robotics skills through shared projects.
Frequently Asked Questions
What happens in a LEGO robotics session?
Children use LEGO pieces and robotics components to build a working model, then explore coding concepts that control its actions. Sessions typically combine a guided challenge with time to test ideas, troubleshoot, and improve a design.
Does my child need robotics experience?
No prior robotics experience is needed for an introductory program. Activities can begin with basic building and simple coding concepts, giving children room to learn through examples, practice, and their own experiments.
What ages are the programs for?
Age ranges can vary by program and the skills each activity requires. Contact San Diego Brick Lab with your child's age and experience to ask which session may be the best fit.
What should my child bring?
Ask about the specific session before arriving, since equipment and materials may depend on the program. If anything needs to be brought from home, San Diego Brick Lab can confirm what is required.
How can we learn about available sessions?
Contact San Diego Brick Lab to ask about current program options, schedules, age fit, and registration steps. Sharing your child's interests and prior experience can help guide the conversation.
From First Build to Robot
1
Choose a Program
Explore robotics classes and activities that match your child’s interests and experience.
2
Plan a Build
Start with a project goal, then choose LEGO pieces and parts for the design.
3
Code and Test
Program the robot, observe how it works, and adjust the build or instructions.
4
Share What Works
Reflect on the project, explain design choices, and celebrate new skills.
Find the Right Robotics Program
Tell us what your child wants to build, and we’ll help you explore a suitable San Diego program.