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Bricks 4 Kidz Battle Creek
Basic Information
Phone Number: 269-288-0536
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Additional Information
Focus: STEM based education.
Director: venkata chintalapati
Schools Served: Westlake Elementary, Riverside Elementary, Minges Brook Elementary,Prairieview Elementary, St. Joseph Elementary, and Wattles Park Elementary etc.
School District: Lakeview, Harper Creek and Battle Creek Public SChools
County: Calhoun
Schedule: Once a week and one hour right after school
Ages: 5-11
Capacity: 20
Membership/Pricing: varies upon activity and usually $10 per class for after-school classes.
Setting:
Schools, Community Centers, Activity Centers, Recreational Centers, and other locations within our service areas. We are a mobile business and we bring all materials and instructors to your location.
History:
The Bricks 4 Kidz® model was founded by Michelle Cote (a former architect) in St. Augustine, Florida. Michelle started an after-school Spanish Class (outside the school system). In the spring of 2008, while filling out the forms to become a “School Board Vendor” teaching Spanish, Michelle noticed a category (on the form) for “Creative Science.” Her son loves to play with LEGO® bricks, and she thought to herself, “Maybe I could lead a Creative Science LEGO® class too.” Michelle was awarded the bid for both the after-school Spanish and the Creative Science LEGO® class. That summer, 35 children signed up for the LEGO® camp!
After seeing the excitement over the LEGO® bricks, Michelle decided to go with the LEGO® after-school class in the fall and it took off. That fall, Michelle found herself at three different elementary schools with an average of 20 students in each class every week. Now Michelle does over 20 after-school enrichment classes a week, PLUS in-school field trips, 11 camps during the summer and bunches of birthday parties every weekend!
Today BRICKS 4 KIDZ® has over 300 franchises throughout the world making it one of the fastest growing franchises in the US and Canada.
Program Highlights:
After-school enrichment classes, Field Trips/Fundraising for PTO, Week-long summer camps, and Holiday camps.
Activities:
Afterschool Programs, Camps, etc.
Program Information:
At Bricks 4 Kidz, your child will be engaged in STEAM-enriched lessons and activities. Learn, Build, and Play the Bricks 4 Kidz way! Our specially designed project kits and theme-based models provide the building blocks for the Bricks 4 Kidz approach to educational play. At Bricks 4 Kidz, we believe that kids learn best through activities that engage their curiosity and creativity. The activities are designed to trigger young children's lively imaginations and build their self-confidence.
Slogan: WE LEARN, WE BUILT, WE PLAY with LEGO® BRICKS