STEM School by STEM Crafters - חוג תכנות והייטק

Training young superstars for a future that's built on technology.

Students use professional level equipment and real-world coding tools to gain skills that will last them a lifetime.

All classes are taught in English.

Focusing on three foundational skills:

• Electronics - students get hands-on experience with the building blocks of real-world electronics like resistors, breadboards, soldering irons, multi-meters. By the middle of the year, kids will know how to measure voltage across circuits, figure out the value of resistors...and solder all of these components into place with ease as part of a project they take home.
• Robotics - there is no better way to learn about engineering than by building a machine that solves real problems. That is exactly what students will do during chug by using microchips and motors alongside sensors and all the mechanical tools needed to pull these parts together. Plan, problem solve and party once the final robot comes to life.
• Coding - students use a range of coding tools that are age and grade appropriate as they learn how to build "thinking machines." These include examples of traditional written code (Python and C++ depending on the level of the class) as well as graphical coding tools to help young learners gain expertise. This year, there will be a special emphasis on the development of AI tools by creating and training their own AI models to recognize sounds, images and even physical movement.

At each level students place an intensive focus on developing proper coding skills. All students build sophisticated projects that they will take home during the year.

Divided into 2 groups: Kitot Gimmel-Daled and Heh-Zayin. For more details on the curriculum and to register click here

For more information and to register call now: 050-9995584

Dr. Allen Selis, the director of STEM Crafters, has 30 years of experience as an educator, social entrepreneur, and startup founder. Before making Aliyah he coordinated technology education for the largest charter school network in North Texas. Prior to that he lived in Palo Alto and worked as the headmaster of the Orthodox day school of Silicon Valley.

Over 15,000 students have participated in STEM School classes, camps and chugim.