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Bricks4Kidz - NorthFresno/Clovis
Basic Information
Address: 2790 Norwich Ave.
Clovis, CA
Email: jdbower@bricks4kidz.com
Phone Number: 5592925425
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Additional Information
Focus: STEM
Director: Dave and Judy Bower
Schools Served: Fresno/Clovis area schools
School District: Clovis Unified, Fresno Unified, Private Schools
County: California
Ages: 6-12
Capacity: 20
Setting:
Bricks4kidz comes to your school location
History:
Bricks4Kidz has been in existence for over 5 years, and in the Fresno/Clovis area since November of 2013. Dave and Judy are both local educators with over 50 years combined experience.
Program Highlights:
Students learn STEM concepts while building with Lego Bricks. Each class has a teacher lead lesson explaining history, science, and engineering behind the concepts, followed by a fun Lego build by the students. All activities are highly engaging.
Support Services:
We have a teacher who is a deaf education major and is fluent in ASL. We also work with students with ASD.
Activities:
After School Programs, Holiday and Summer Camps, Kidz Night Out, Birthday Parties
Field Trip Destinations: Will come to your school for an in class workshop. Many of our themes will coordinate with science and history lessons.
Slogan: We Learn, We Build, We Play