Kids Love Tech Inc.
Kids Love Tech runs inclusive robotics, engineering, & science programs for children: giving kids hands-on experience with circuits, motors, and more!
Kids Love Tech challenges the young, inquisitive mind while
improving children's fine-motor skills. Children are intrigued and
drawn to robots. They want to know how they are made and
what they can do. Their fascination is peaked when they are
given the opportunity to actually design and build a robot
themselves. Through our interactive activities, children will
understand concepts of energy, mechanics, electricity and robotics.
06/11/2019
Having fun at our weekend programs!
Getting ready for our summer camps! Dates and locations are online at: http://kidslovetech.com/camps.html
30/09/2018
Kids Love Tech was sharing some cool Rokenbok Education projects at the Newmarket library today. Newmarket programs open soon at the library. Sign up today!
06/08/2018
Our campers learn science concepts and methods. They design pulleys and gears for mechanical advantage, create their own batteries, and learn about atoms!
04/08/2018
Catapult championship! Check out these awesome machines we built at camp. Guess how many times the winning team scored!
20/07/2018
Welcome to Robot City! Check out a photo from this week's Future Engineers Camp in Whitchurch-Stoufville!
05/07/2018
More fun from camp this week! Following building plans :)
03/07/2018
We had a fun first day of camp today. Lots of excitement to come!
13/05/2018
Happy Mother's Day! Our new programs in Stouffville start up today. Come join the fun!
06/05/2018
Check out some of the awesome things we built in our Whitchurch-Stouffville programs today!! Sign up for Spring session programs today! (more photos coming soon)
06/05/2018
Invite Kids Love Tech to your classroom! Check out our hands-on workshops for K-8! http://kidslovetech.com/workshops.html
03/05/2018
We added an additional week of camp in Stouffville! Loads of new projects for 2018! Aug 27 - 31, Sign up soon!
Sign up for our Whitchurch-Stouffvile programs starting on Sunday!
06/02/2018
Spatial skills higher among those who played with construction-based toys and video games in childhood: study Childhood play experiences strongly shape a person's spatial skills, according to a new CIRES-led study—those skills can be critical to success in fields like science and engineering. Young adults who played with construction-based toys such as Legos, or with certain types of video games outperfor...
18/08/2017
Our staff had fun today at camp! Check out the funny costumes:
We're having fun in Stouffville today! Stay tuned for info on this week's projects!
05/07/2017
We're having an awesome time at Future Engineers Summer Camp this week!
17/05/2017
There are still spaces left in our Aurora camps! Register now before it's too late ;)
Come by the Kids Love Tech booth at the Aurora open house today to learn about our summer camps and check out our new projects. We'll be there until 12pm!
Hope you're all having a good long weekend!
We're having a blast trying out some of our new projects in our Vaughan programs tonight! Don't forget to sign up for our summer camps before they're full: http://kidslovetech.com/camps.html
Kids Love Tech, Where Kids and Technology Meet The Kids Love Tech In-School Science Enrichment Workshops and Recreational Programs integrate science, technology, engineering and math with robotics to keepchildren energized and motivated to want to learn more.
Check out one of our new projects! We'll be adding loads of exciting new projects to our spring programs and summer camps! :)
06/03/2017
Abigail Shabtay, McGill Lecturer and Program Director of Kids Love Tech Inc., led two workshops at the National Art Education Association Conference in New York this weekend. The conference hosted nearly 6000 academics, educators, curriculum developers and policy makers from 36 different countries, worldwide. One of her workshops, titled "Bonding Art and Science on a Molecular Level: Artful Chemistry Lessons" gave art and science teachers ideas and practical suggestions on merging their subjects for holistic, hands-on, child-centred education.
Happy Halloween! Have a fun and safe evening!
16/10/2016
Check it out: our Director of Programs, Abigail, is pictured here with her co-presenter Marisa Sterling from the Lassonde School of Engineering. They presented in Montreal yesterday about using art to create dialogue around the inclusion of women in STEM education.
Here's Abigail Shabtay (McGill University) and Marisa Sterling (York University) before their talk, titled: "Shut Your Mouth: exploring incidents of violence, vandalism, and voice in STEM education through art and dialogue" at Artful Inquiry Symposium 2016
Our second week of camp in Aurora begins on Monday! Don't forget to pack a water bottle and sunscreen! :)
15/07/2016
We're having fabulous fun at Future Engineers camp this week!
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