Turn ideas into something real
Test, adjust, and try again
Collaborate and communicate
Imagine new possibilities
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.
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.
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.
Want to Try Before You Join?
Our free Two-Week Premium Membership Trial includes two consecutive weekly classes in the same selected class plus two Creative Play visits of up to 90 minutes each — one during each week of the trial. There is no charge, no payment information collected, and no automatic paid enrollment when the trial ends. Trial spaces are limited and subject to class availability.
Six-Week Class Session$210One instructor-led class each week for six weeks.
Equivalent to $140 per four-class 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.
No long-term contract. Membership may be canceled with 60 days’ written notice. Additional membership terms and policies apply.
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 2026 weekly classes begin Wednesday, October 7; Thursday, October 8; and Saturday, October 10, based on the recurring class day selected. Classes continue through the week of May 24, 2027, with scheduled holiday closures noted below. Fall 2026 standalone class registration and membership enrollment are open now.
Wednesday
Thursday
Saturday
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 Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday.
Fall 2026–Spring 2027 Calendar & Holiday Notes
Thanksgiving: There will be no Thursday class on November 26, 2026. Thursday students may attend an available Wednesday or Saturday class as a make-up, space permitting. If space does not allow for a make-up during the regular class schedule, Snapology will provide an alternate make-up opportunity and notify families in advance.
Winter Holiday Break: Weekly classes will not meet from Wednesday, December 23, 2026 through Saturday, January 2, 2027. This includes December 23, December 24, December 26, December 30, December 31, and January 2.
Final Week of Classes: The 2026–2027 weekly class schedule concludes the week of May 24. The final Wednesday class is May 26, the final Thursday class is May 27, and the final Saturday class is May 29, 2027.
Attendance, Make-Ups, Credits & Membership Billing
Missed Classes: Membership charges reserve your child’s recurring weekly class placement. Refunds and credits are not provided for classes missed because of a participant’s absence. When space allows, Snapology may be able to offer a make-up in another appropriate class, but make-up opportunities are not guaranteed and are subject to class availability.
Membership Cancellation: Membership continues until written cancellation notice is provided. A 60-day written notice is required, and membership charges continue throughout the full 60-day notice period. Membership benefits remain available during the paid notice period, subject to current schedules, policies, and availability.
Summer: Fall 2026–Spring 2027 weekly memberships conclude with the May 2027 class schedule. Membership billing will not continue through June, July, or August. Families will enroll separately for the next school-year membership and class schedule.
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.
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.
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, LEGO® Technic elements, and robotics kits. Some experiences may focus more heavily on creative building or engineering, while others include robotics and introductory coding.
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.
Collaborate and Test
Young builders explain ideas, compare approaches, share responsibilities, build models, test how designs function, and explore how parts work together.
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.
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/month equivalentOne 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 Than One Challenge.
More Ways to Grow.
For our younger builders, we intentionally chose a broader weekly class experience instead of centering the year around one specific FIRST LEGO® League challenge.
Kindergarten and 1st Grade students begin exploring age-appropriate engineering, robotics, and coding concepts through hands-on building and problem-solving. As children progress through grades 2–6, they continue developing those skills through increasingly complex engineering, creative design, mechanisms, robotics, coding, testing, troubleshooting, collaboration, and problem-solving.
Broader Skill Building
Children explore engineering, creative design, robotics, coding, structures, mechanisms, testing, and problem-solving rather than being limited to one program challenge.
Challenges That Grow With Them
Instructors can adjust support, complexity, materials, and challenges based on each group’s readiness and interests.
Confidence Through the Process
Young builders learn to test ideas, troubleshoot, improve designs, work with others, and keep going when something does not work the first time.
A Path Toward FIRST LEGO® LeagueRobotics, engineering, coding, teamwork, communication, and problem-solving skills developed here create a strong foundation for the more advanced FIRST LEGO® League experience in grades 5–8.
The goal is not simply to complete a project.
It is to help children become builders who can create, test, revise, collaborate, solve problems, and develop confidence in what they are capable of doing next.
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 Tuesday session, taking on increasingly complex robotics, coding, design, and problem-solving challenges.
Have a younger builder interested in robotics?Children do not need to wait until grades 5–8 to begin building engineering, robotics, coding, teamwork, and problem-solving skills. Beginning in Kindergarten, young builders are introduced to these concepts through age-appropriate hands-on experiences. Challenges grow in complexity as children progress through the grade levels, creating a strong foundation for the more advanced FIRST LEGO® League experience.
What Families Should Know
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.
