

Imagine, Create & Do-A Robotics Weekend Program
Imagine, Create & Do is an exciting 16-session weekend program designed to spark curiosity through hands-on and minds-on learning. Children get to explore the engineering design process of Imagine, Create, and Do—as they build LEGO-based robotic models. Using the LEGO-based robotics kit with motors, sensors, and the Smart Hub programming app, kids bring their creations to life. From building a spirograph or sound machine to programming a dancing dog, each project introduces the basics of coding, robot design, and problem-solving.

Learning Objectives of the program
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Gain confidence in programming, designing, and building robots to tackle fun challenges.
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Delve into science of mechanics and computational thinking which form the foundation for building robots
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Apply the process of enquiry, research, creative thinking, prototype building and testing using the principles of Engineering design to build the robotic models
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Collaborate in groups for brainstorming the design and work together to create the robotic model
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Participate in a final robotic mission contest and present the models to a jury

Program Details
Duration
4 months - 16 weekends
Demo Session
August 23rd 2026
Venue
The Learning Lever centre, Sathya Gardens, KK nagar
Age
8 years to 12 years
Time
Sundays - 10:30 am to 12:30 pm
Fees
INR 3000 per month/- inclusive of all workshop material
Here is what is in store - what they build at Imagine-Create-do program
About our Expert Mentor
Samyuktha Raja - Robotics & STEM Mentor
A passionate robotics leader and STEM educator, Samyuktha Raja has been building and programming robots since Grade 3 and has grown into an experienced mentor, team leader and advocate for girls in STEM.
She has competed at the FIRST LEGO League World Championships, earned multiple robotics awards at regional, state and international competitions, and currently leads her high school Robotics Club while mentoring multiple FLL and VEX teams.
Through her G.I.R.L. (Girl Innovator & Robotics Leader) Gold Award project, Samyuktha conducted hands-on robotics and STEM workshops for around 150 students across three schools in South India, teaching them robot building and programming, attachment design, pseudocode and presentation skills. She also trained teachers and students and helped establish two independent robotics labs.
With strong hands-on robotics experience and a passion for making STEM accessible and engaging, Samyuktha brings both technical expertise and mentorship to young learners at TLL.
