Robotics
Connect a physical build to what it can do. Testing helps learners see how choices affect performance and identify a change to try next.
Homeschool STEAM Programs
Homeschool STEAM Programs
Give your homeschool group room to build together.
Bring your group’s curiosity into a practical learning experience. Guild Hall combines instructor guidance with hands-on projects, giving homeschool learners opportunities to explore technical ideas and exchange approaches with peers.
K–12 homeschool groups & cooperatives · 6–8 week program options
Independent learning. Shared discovery.
A sequence shaped around your learners.
Homeschool groups bring different interests, ages and learning plans. We work with your coordinator to choose a focus and discuss how the curriculum connects to your goals. A 6–8 week series offers time to develop skills and return to ideas, with robotics, engineering and 3D design/CAD among the areas to explore.
Engineering
Work through a design challenge with constraints and more than one possible approach. Learners can compare solutions and explain their reasoning.
3D design & CAD
Explore how an idea becomes a digital model. Discuss the tools and project level appropriate to your group, including any fabrication goals.
The value for your group
A practical complement to your learning plan.
A shared project gives learners something to investigate and discuss together. Explain the concepts or curriculum connections that matter to your group so we can help make the experience relevant to the work you are doing beyond the session.
From first conversation to program day.
- Share ages, group size, experience and curriculum priorities.
- Choose a focus, location and series schedule that fit your cooperative.
- Confirm learning goals, participation arrangements, equipment and cost.
Questions from group organizers.
Can you connect the program to our curriculum?
Yes. Share your learning goals or standards requirements. We can discuss suitable curriculum connections for the agreed program; the group retains responsibility for its wider education plan.
Can siblings of different ages join?
Tell us the full age range. We will discuss whether one group or separate levels would provide a more suitable experience.
Does the group need technical experience?
We plan around your learners’ starting points. Share what they have tried and the areas they want to explore.
Is the schedule fixed?
The published model includes 6–8 week programs. Dates, session length, location and current availability are agreed with the team.
Tell us what you want this experience to make possible.
Start with your audience, goals and preferred dates. We’ll help you choose a practical format and confirm the scope, availability and cost.
More experiences for your group.
Staffed activities & event stations
Large Group Experiences
Interactive robotics, engineering and technology experiences for community events, fairs and large gatherings.
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Troop visits, badge-focused sessions & events
Scout STEM Experiences
Hands-on experiences for troops, packs and scout gatherings, shaped around age groups and learning goals.
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Mobile workshops & community programs
Library STEAM Programs
Instructor-led making and technology experiences for library patrons, youth programs and community gatherings.
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Focused sessions & skill-building modules
Workshops & Bootcamps
Focused group learning in creative technology, design and practical making, matched to your interests and experience.
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Custom team learning
Corporate & Small Business Training
Hands-on training shaped around your team’s needs in engineering, software, media production and project management.
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