REGISTRATION OPENS SEPTEMBER 1, 2026
Kids Who Build Things
Become Adults Who Build Things
Weekly Snapology experiences help young builders grow confidence,
creativity, resilience, responsibility, problem-solving skills,
and social confidence through hands-on building, collaboration,
purposeful play, robotics, and coding.
Fall classes begin the first week of October. Weekly classes are
included with Basic and Premium Memberships or available through
standalone enrollment.

Build Confidence
Turn ideas into something real
Build Resilience
Test, adjust, and try again
Build Connections
Collaborate and communicate
Build Creativity
Imagine new possibilities
WHAT YOUNG BUILDERS GROW HERE

Skills That Reach Far Beyond One Project

The model a child builds may eventually come apart. The confidence,
resilience, creativity, relationships, and problem-solving habits
developed through the experience can continue growing.

Confidence

Children make choices, share ideas, and experience the satisfaction of turning an idea into something visible, functional, or meaningful.

Resilience

Not every design works the first time. Young builders practice
adjusting, trying again, and seeing setbacks as a normal part of creating something new.

Creativity and Problem-Solving

Open-ended challenges encourage children to imagine possibilities, test ideas, compare solutions, and discover that there can be more than one way forward.

Connection and Friendship

Children build alongside others, communicate ideas, share materials, take on team roles, and have opportunities for friendships and social confidence to grow.

GROWTH HAPPENS OVER TIME

Confidence Is Built One Challenge at a Time

Confidence is not built through one project. Resilience does not appear after one setback. Social skills grow through repeated opportunities to communicate, collaborate, solve problems, take responsibility, and try again.

A Positive RoutineChildren return each week to a familiar place where they can take on something new.
Growing ResponsibilityYoung builders care for shared materials, contribute to the group, and take ownership of the building process.
A Builder IdentityChildren begin to see themselves as people who can create, solve problems, and make ideas happen.

MORE THAN A CLASS

Make Weekly Class Part of a Bigger Builder Journey

Families may enroll in a six-week class session on its own, but membership offers the strongest value for children who benefit from a consistent place to build confidence, creativity, resilience, social connections, and problem-solving skills over time.

Basic and Premium Memberships both include one instructor-led class each week. Premium Membership also includes Creative Play visits, giving young builders more time to explore ideas, make choices, create independently, and grow.

Six-Week Class Session$210One instructor-led class each week for six weeks.
Equivalent to $155 per month when calculated using four classes per month.

Basic Membership$99/monthIncludes one instructor-led class each week plus member discounts on Creative Play, parties, camps, and Member Parents’ Night Out.

Premium Membership$119/monthIncludes one instructor-led class each week plus five 90-minute Creative Play visits each month and additional member discounts.

Membership is the preferred path for weekly builders.

Both membership options provide a lower monthly class rate while supporting the consistency that helps confidence, resilience, responsibility, creativity, and relationships grow over time. Premium Membership adds more opportunities to create and explore through included Creative Play visits.

Compare Membership Options

No long-term contract. Membership may be canceled with 60 days’ written notice. Additional membership terms and policies apply.


ONE RECURRING WEEKLY CLASS

Weekly Class Schedule

Children attend one recurring weekly class, giving them time to become comfortable with the routine, connect with instructors and classmates, and grow through multiple challenges.

Fall classes begin the first week of October. Registration opens September 1, 2026.

Wednesday

Kindergarten–1st Grade5:00–6:00 p.m.
2nd–3rd Grade5:00–6:00 p.m.
4th–6th Grade6:00–7:00 p.m.
Creative Play Hours4:30–7:30 p.m.

Thursday

Kindergarten–1st Grade5:00–6:00 p.m.
2nd–3rd Grade5:00–6:00 p.m.
4th–6th Grade6:00–7:00 p.m.
Creative Play Hours4:30–7:30 p.m.

Saturday

Kindergarten–1st Grade9:30–10:30 a.m.
2nd–3rd Grade9:30–10:30 a.m.
4th–6th Grade10:30–11:30 a.m.
Creative Play Hours9:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.

Kindergarten–1st Grade and 2nd–3rd Grade meet during the same class time. Students may participate in separate age-based groups or in a combined class, with instruction, support, and challenges adapted for each age level. Each group follows the same overall learning
pathway on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday.

MORE TIME TO EXPLORE

Create, Explore, and Build Independence

Creative Play gives children additional time to follow their interests, make choices, develop ideas, and create at their own pace. It can be scheduled before or after class to build a longer Snapology experience around the family schedule.

Independent ThinkingChildren make choices, follow ideas, and create without needing one predetermined answer.
Creative ConfidenceYoung builders experience the satisfaction of turning imagination into something they can see and improve.
Flexible Family SchedulingCreative Play may be added before or after class, including during a sibling’s adjacent class time.

Premium Membership includes five 90-minute Creative Play visits each month. Basic Members receive 10% off Creative Play visits. Non-members may add Creative Play at the standard rate. Creative Play is subject to availability, reservation policies, and participation requirements.

HOW WE HELP KIDS GROW

Building Is the Tool. Growth Is the Goal.

Snapology uses hands-on building, engineering challenges, creative design, robotics, coding, purposeful play, and collaborative problem-solving to help children practice skills that reach beyond one project.

Engineering, Creative Design, Robotics, and Coding

During each six-week learning cycle, children participate in age-appropriate challenges using LEGO® Bricks, engineering elements, and robotics kits. Some experiences may focus more heavily on creative building or engineering, while others include robotics and introductory coding.

1

Imagine and Build

Children explore structures, movement, balance, stability, force, simple machines, mechanisms, and creative design using LEGO® Bricks—including LEGO® Technic elements—and other age-appropriate materials.

2

Collaborate and Test

Young builders explain ideas, compare approaches, share responsibilities, build models, test how designs function, and explore how parts work together.

3

Revise and Grow

Children identify what worked, consider what could improve, make changes, and experience the confidence that develops through persistence.

Families will receive updates during each learning cycle about the concepts, challenges, and skills children are exploring. Future learning cycles will  introduce new challenges and may incorporate additional curriculum as it becomes available.

KEEP THE BUILDER JOURNEY GOING

Make Building Part of Their Weekly Routine

Weekly growth happens through consistency. Membership gives young builders a regular place to build confidence, resilience, creativity, responsibility, problem-solving skills, and connections with others.

Basic and Premium Memberships both include one instructor-led class each week. Premium Membership also includes five 90-minute Creative Play visits each month for more time to explore, make choices, and create independently.

Standalone Six-Week Session$140/monthOne instructor-led class each week for six weeks.
Six-Week Session Total $210

Memberships Begin At$99/monthIncludes one instructor-led class each week
plus membership benefits.

Membership offers the strongest value for weekly builders.Families receive a lower monthly class rate while giving children the consistency that helps confidence, relationships, resilience, responsibility, creativity, and problem-solving skills grow over time.

Compare Basic and Premium Memberships

No long-term contract. Membership may be canceled with 60 days’ written notice. Additional membership terms and policies apply.


MORE ADVANCED BUILDER EXPERIENCE • GRADES 5–8

Ready for a More Advanced Builder Challenge?

FIRST LEGO® League gives students a more advanced, team-based experience using robotics, coding, engineering design, strategy, and problem-solving. Young builders develop confidence, responsibility, resilience, communication, and collaboration as they design, test, revise, and contribute to a team.

Snapology’s program uses the FIRST LEGO® League curriculum and team process in an in-house, non-travel format. Students may participate in friendly internal challenges and conclude the experience with a family showcase, but teams will not compete against outside organizations.

A deeper weekly experience for older buildersStudents work in small teams during a three-hour weekly session, taking on increasingly complex robotics, coding, design, and problem-solving challenges.

Explore FIRST LEGO® League

WEEKLY CLASS QUESTIONS

What Families Should Know

What is the main goal of weekly classes?
Weekly classes give children repeated opportunities to build confidence, creativity, resilience, responsibility, social skills, and problem-solving habits. Hands-on building, engineering, robotics, coding, and collaborative challenges are the tools used to support that growth.
Are the Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday classes different?
No. Each age group follows the same learning pathway across all three day choices. Families select one recurring weekly class time that works for their schedule.
What will children do during class?
Children participate in age-appropriate building challenges that may include creative design, structures, simple machines, mechanisms, robotics, and introductory coding. They imagine, build, communicate, test, evaluate, and revise their ideas.
Will children use robotics during every class?
The overall learning cycle includes robotics and coding, but individual classes may focus more heavily on engineering, creative design, physical building, or robotics. Each experience supports the larger process of creating, testing, collaborating, and improving.
Will my child make friends?
Weekly classes provide repeated opportunities for children to build alongside others, share ideas, communicate, collaborate, and develop social confidence. While individual experiences vary, the consistent group setting creates natural opportunities for connections and friendships to grow.
What materials will children use?
Children will use LEGO® Bricks, engineering elements, age-appropriate robotics kits, and other hands-on materials selected for the class challenges. Materials may vary by age group and learning focus.
Can my child participate in Creative Play before or after class?
Creative Play may be scheduled before or after class during the listed Creative Play hours, subject to availability, reservation policies, and participation requirements. Premium Membership includes five 90-minute Creative Play visits each month, while Basic Members receive 10% off Creative Play visits.
Can my child enroll without a membership?
Yes. Standalone weekly class enrollment is $140 per month. Basic Membership begins at $99 per month and includes the weekly class plus additional member benefits.
When will registration open?
Registration for fall weekly classes opens September 1, 2026. Registration links will be added to this page when the new registration system is available.
Will future learning cycles be different?
Yes. Future learning cycles will introduce new challenges and may incorporate additional curriculum as it becomes available. Families will receive updates during the program about the concepts, skills, and challenges children are exploring.
Do children take their builds home?
Unless a specific activity explicitly states otherwise, builds are used during class and are not take-home projects.

REGISTRATION OPENS SEPTEMBER 1

Give Your Child a Place to Build What Comes Next

Each week brings another opportunity to create, connect, solve problems, try again, and grow. Explore membership options and choose the weekly experience that fits your young builder.

Ready for some serious fun?