The #1 Youth Makerspace in the GTA
Spark your child’s creativity at The STEAM Project’s in-person courses. Students can learn coding & STEAM topics through building hands-on projects in our state-of-the-art workshop. Kids will have access to advanced tools and technology, such as 3D printers, robotics, woodworking tools, & more!
How It Works
1. Choose the perfect course
Use the filters below to discover the perfect course for your child’s age. Once you find the perfect course, register through our portal!
2. Drop off
Drop your kids off at our Makerspace in Richmond Hill. Our STEAM instructors will greet them at the door and guide them through their 1 hour class.
3. See your excited kids!
Kids will leave their course excited about the new skills they learned and proud of the projects they built in class!
Customize The Courses
Select from the below dropdown menus to find the perfect course for your child!
Note: Our age groups are based on students’ current grade (in the 2021/2022 school year)
Please Select Your Child’s Grade Using The Filters Above
Create N Code: Smart Trains (In-Person)
New to coding and robotics? Come join us to learn basic coding skills and robotic technology to solve real-world problems! Students will get to bring their own ideas to life while designing, building, and coding robots. No experience required!
Arduino Playground I
Students will have the chance to learn about electronics and programming in a beginner-friendly environment, developing important fundamental knowledge and skills across both fields. Throughout the course, students will complete a series of maker projects designed around the Arduino microcontroller using components from our kit of parts. Projects include building and programming a sci-fi spaceship interface, digital thermometer, and DIY keyboard.
Circuit Explorer
Nearly everything around us contains circuits and electronics! Come explore the world of technology by learning how electronic circuits work, learning how to solder and building REAL gadgets with fans, lightbulbs, motors and more! Gain the skills to turn your ideas into inventions.
Inventor Series: Mini Makers
Our Inventor journey begins with our Mini Maker program where students learn skills around basic hand tools. With a large focus on developing dexterity and spatial awareness, unique projects are completed every week, combining workshop materials and craft techniques.
Inventor Series: SPARK
In Inventor: SPARK students will learn skills around basic hand tools. With a large focus on developing dexterity and spatial awareness, unique projects are completed every week, combining workshop materials and craft techniques.
Inventor Series: IGNITE
Inventor: IGNITE allows the graduates of our Spark program and beginners to start working with 2D and 3D design software, allowing them to translate what they see on a screen into something they can build with their hands!
Intro to Woodworking
Learn basic woodworking skills in a safe, exploration-based environment! Students will learn basic safety practices, hand tools, construction techniques, and finishing methods. No experience required!
Create N Code: Smart House
New to coding and robotics? Come join us to learn basic coding skills and robotic technology to solve real-world problems! Students will get to bring their own ideas to life while designing, building, and coding robots. No experience required!
Art Tech Course
Have an idea that you want to bring to life? Come learn how to create resin art, make ceramic sculptures, explore fashion design, woodworking, painting and more with our team of talented instructors. Let us empower you with the tools to create your own art!
Create N Code: Mars Mission - Habitat
Come join us on a Mars Mission and learn all about circuit-building and programming in a beginner-friendly environment! Students use hand tools and circuits to build an electronically-controlled Mars Habitat with a rotating solar panel and airlock doors.
Tiny Homes (In-Person)
Learn about architecture & design while building your dream tiny home! Students will learn how to create architectural scale models using 3D design, furniture design, electricity, circuits, 3D printing, and even fabric weaving!
Battle Bots: Tank Edition
Design, build, and program a remote-controlled tank powerful enough to battle other robots! Students will learn how to assemble and swap out accessories to customize how their robot battles. May the best robot win!
Inventor Series: ENTREPRENEUR
Youth are able to harness their creativity through projects, becoming confident entrepreneurs as they learn how to design, build and pitch their creations! Through hands-on activities, they will brainstorm, draft and prototype using our makerspace tools and technology.
Inventor Series: LAUNCH
Inventor: LAUNCH provides graduates of our Ignite program and newcomers more creative freedom and exposure to a wider range of skills and tools in our makerspace. Having more refined motor skills, students are able to access our Makerspace tools to create more sophisticated projects and they are challenged to take them in new directions.
#1 Youth Makerspace in the GTA
We provide students from Grade 1 to post-secondary with access to advanced tools and technology to create anything they imagine! Using machines such as 3D printers and laser cutters, our students and staff are able to prototype their ideas and make them into reality.
Not Sure If Our Programs Are Right For Your Child?
We know that it’s hard to find the right fit of afterschool programs for kids. We’re so confident that your kids will love our programs, that we offer a free trial class for new families. Your child can try out our programs with no-risk, while you tour our space and can ask our program advisors any questions. Please contact us to arrange for a free trial class.
What It’s Like At Our Makerspace
Speak with a STEAM and Robotics Program Advisor
Still have questions about our STEAM programs? Fill out this form and a STEAM Program Adviser will reach out at a time convenient for you.
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