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Building Tomorrow’s Innovators 🤖🚀
Hands-on STEM Learning | Coding & Robotics
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🤖 Rayan Bhayani takes on a pretty cool robotics challenge: getting a robot to recognize and respond to different colors.
Built with the SPIKE Prime Automated Quality Check & Color Sorting Robot, the project brings together coding, sensors, and a lot of trial and error to get everything working the way it should.
This is where hands-on robotics gets interesting. Build something, test it, figure out what isn’t working, and keep tweaking until it does.
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09/08/2026
AI is shaping the world our kids are growing up in. 🤖 So, how do we help them understand it, question it, and use it responsibly?
Digital Expo 2026: AI & Democracy, presented by Toronto Public Library, brings together panels, workshops and interactive experiences for kids, teens and adults to explore how AI is changing the way we learn, connect and participate in our communities.
📅 Saturday, October 3
📍 Toronto Reference Library
A great opportunity for families to get curious about AI and the future we’re building together.
🔗 Register here: https://tpl.ca/programs-and-classes/featured/digital-inclusion-week/digital-expo
Or visit the Toronto Public Library website for more information.
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🎨🤖 Can a robot tell if you got the color right?
At just 7 years old, Rocco puts his SPIKE Prime Quality Check Robot to the test, showing different colors and seeing whether the robot detects them correctly. It’s a simple challenge, but behind it are sensors, coding, and plenty of testing.
Projects like this give students a chance to see how coding and robotics can turn an idea into something that can actually respond and make decisions.
At ICE Robotics, students don’t just build robots. They test, experiment, and learn by figuring out what works.
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09/01/2026
Summer camp may be over, but the building continues! 🤖💡
Our regular programs give kids a space to keep figuring things out, making things move, and turning ideas into something real. From robotics builds to coding challenges, there’s always something to explore, test, and create.
At ICE Robotics, the learning continues beyond summer. 🚀
📍 After-School Classes: Monday–Thursday, 3:00–6:00 PM
📍 Weekend Classes: Saturday–Sunday, 10:00 AM–2:00 PM
For more information, visit icerobotics.ca/afterschool-weekend-programs/
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🤖 What happens when you take SPIKE Prime and add a little more?
Ted walks through the robot he’s building with the LEGO Education SPIKE Prime Set and components from the SPIKE Prime Expansion Set, showing how the pieces come together to create a build that’s still evolving. By testing, tweaking, and figuring out what works, he’s turning a work-in-progress into something of his own.
At ICE Robotics, students don’t just build robots, they learn to experiment, problem-solve, and bring their own ideas to life.
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08/18/2026
Tristen is always looking for ways to make his builds better. From testing different ideas to fine-tuning the details, every project is another chance to solve a problem and see what works.
That curiosity and persistence are what make hands-on robotics so rewarding. 🤖
Meet Tristen Willock in this Student Spotlight.
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08/12/2026
Andrew’s got the SPIKE Prime switched on 🤖⚡
At 10 years old, he’s already learning that robotics is about more than just putting LEGO pieces together. It’s about figuring out how the pieces, motors, gears, and code work together to turn an idea into something that actually moves. From SPIKE Prime builds to creative challenges, every project gives Andrew a new problem to solve and a new way to build on what he knows.
That’s what Summer Camp at ICE Robotics is all about: building with your hands, thinking with your mind, and having fun while you figure it out.
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