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STEAM Club · Saturdays in Riverside

Your child already loves technology. Let’s teach them to create with it.

Coding, gaming and creative technology classes for kids ages 7–14. Perfect for curious kids ages 8–12. Try your first class free!

A 1-minute quiz matches your child’s interests to the club. Or skip it and pick a time.

Saturday mornings
9:00, 10:15 or 11:30 AM
First class free
Then $85/month if you love it
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This week

Playing → Building

Kids are already fluent in tech. STEAM Club shows them they can make it, too.

  1. PlayingBuilding

    Games become something they design, not just something they play.

  2. WatchingCreating

    Screen time turns into making videos, art and inventions.

  3. ConsumingUnderstanding

    They learn how the tech around them actually works.

Inside STEAM Club

Real Saturdays at the Tech STEAM Center.

  • Students on laptops while a Roblox Studio project shows on the projector

    Designing a game in Roblox Studio

  • Students at laptops facing a big screen with a Minecraft world

    Building together in Minecraft

  • Two students follow block code on the projector

    Block coding on the big screen

  • A 3D printer partway through printing a student project

    3D printing a design they made

Student projects

Real projects. Made by real kids.

From games to digital creations, see what students are building at Kids That Code.

Made by a Kids That Code student

Fictional example

Asteroid Garden

by Alex, age 12STEAM Club student

Designed and coded the “Asteroid Garden” game shown at the STEAM Club showcase.

How to use variables for speed and gravity, why games need collision checks, and how to change a design after people test it.

Student project

Fictional example for design review. Alex and this project are made up; real credits appear only after KTC verifies the work and a guardian approves.

Illustration

Asteroid Garden

Made by Alex, age 12, a STEAM Club student at Kids That Code

A space game where you steer a little rover between drifting asteroids and plant flowers on each one you land on. Alex drew the sprites, wrote the movement code and tuned the levels after club friends play-tested it.

What they made
Designed and coded the “Asteroid Garden” game shown at the STEAM Club showcase.
What they learned
How to use variables for speed and gravity, why games need collision checks, and how to change a design after people test it.

About Alex

Alex joined STEAM Club to make games and stayed for the robotics table. Next up: a two-player mode.

Kids That Code shares student work only when the student made it themselves, a parent or guardian has given permission, and staff have checked the credit.

STEAM, simply

Five subjects, one hands-on club.

STEAM blends science, technology, engineering, art and math into projects kids actually want to finish.

  • SScienceAsk questions and run experiments.
  • TTechnologyUse real tools, apps and code.
  • EEngineeringDesign, build, test and improve.
  • AArtBring creativity and design into it.
  • MMathUse numbers to make ideas work.

The free class

Here’s what happens at your free class.

An instructor works with students, with a 3D design on the screen
  1. Step 1

    Pick a Saturday time

    Choose 9:00, 10:15 or 11:30 AM. You'll get a confirmation email right away.

  2. Step 2

    Come to the center

    Meet the instructor and see the space. We'll help your child get settled.

  3. Step 3

    Your child builds something

    They join a real club session (about 60 minutes) and work on a hands-on project.

  4. Step 4

    Decide together

    Talk with us about how it went and whether STEAM Club is a fit. No pressure.

STEAM Club at a glance

When
Saturdays at 9:00, 10:15 or 11:30 AM
Who
Ages 7–14 2nd–9th grade, best for curious 8–12 year olds
Cost
First class free, then $85/month
Where
Tech STEAM Center Riverside5051 Canyon Crest Drive, Suite 201A, Riverside, CA, 92507

Spots are limited each Saturday.

See open times and save your child’s seat in about a minute.

Who we are

A real STEAM center, right here in Riverside.

STEAM Club runs at Tech STEAM Center Riverside, the learning center from Kids That Code. Kids come for clubs, camps and after-school programs built around making things with technology.

The Tech STEAM Center building and courtyard in Riverside

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FAQ

Questions parents ask

Something else on your mind? Call us at (951) 530-8188.

What ages is STEAM Club for?

STEAM Club welcomes kids ages 7–14 (2nd–9th grade). It's an especially good fit for curious 8–12 year olds. If your child is outside that range, give us a call and we'll point you to a better fit.

Does my child need any experience?

No. The club is built for curious kids, whether they've never written a line of code or already build things on their own.

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What happens during the free class?

Your child joins a regular STEAM Club session and works on a hands-on project with an instructor. It lasts about 60 minutes. Afterwards we'll talk with you about how it went.

How much does it cost after the free class?

Membership is $85 per month. We'll walk you through the details at the class, and there's no obligation to join.

Where is it, and what should we bring?

Classes are at Tech STEAM Center Riverside, 5051 Canyon Crest Drive, Suite 201A, Riverside, CA, 92507. Your confirmation email has directions and arrival details.

Can I stay during the class?

You're welcome to stay, or drop your child off and head out. Just be back to pick them up when class ends. There's a parking lot at the center.

What if I need to cancel or change the time?

Please cancel or reschedule at least 24 hours before class. Every confirmation email has a link that does it in a few seconds and frees the seat for another family.

Give their screen time a new job.

Your child’s first STEAM Club class is free. Find the right fit in a minute, or pick a Saturday time now.

Questions? Call (951) 530-8188

Meet the Student Creator

Fictional example for design review. This student and their work are made up. A real credit appears only after Kids That Code verifies the work, a guardian gives permission and a manager approves it.

A Kids That Code student helped build the page you’re on. Here’s exactly what they did.

  • Jordan

    age 13, Kids That Code Student Creator

    What they did on this page
    Designed the layout of the questions section and coded how each answer opens and closes.
    Where to find it
    The “Questions parents ask” section

    About Jordan

    Jordan joined STEAM Club to make games, then wanted to see how a real website is put together. This was their first time working on a live site.

Kids That Code credits a student only for work they really did on this page, after staff check it, a parent or guardian gives permission and a Kids That Code manager approves it.