Bonanza Educational

Bonanza Educational offers STEM & Creativity Enrichment Classes, Intersession Camps, In-School Field Trips, Free LEGO Play Events, Collaborative Projects, Interactive Public Displays, Themed LEGO play events, Interactive Building Projects, and LEGO Art or Sculpture. Classes are one hour per week over a five to eight week period, and camps are offered during summer, fall, winter, and spring break intersessions as full-day or half-day camps.

Programs

• STEM & Creativity Enrichment Classes — After-school enrichment; one hour per week over a five to eight week period; offered after-school, evenings, and on weekends
• Intersession Camps — Summer, fall, winter, and spring break intersessions; full-day and half-day camps
• In-School Field Trips — On-site experiences
• After-School Enrichment
• On-site “Field Trips”
• Full and Half Day Camps
• Free LEGO Play Events
• Collaborative Projects
• Interactive Public Displays
• Themed LEGO play events
• Interactive Building Projects
• LEGO Art or Sculpture

At a glance

• Ages: 5–18 years old
• General schedule: Classes are one hour per week over a five to eight week period. Camps are offered during summer, fall, winter, and spring break intersessions, with full-day and half-day camps.

About the provider

Bonanza Educational teaches school-aged children and adults through creative play with LEGO. It develops and deploys creativity-based programming for people of all ages. It partners with schools, school districts, community organizations, and local businesses, and it brings programming to community centers and events.

Registration for classes and camps is managed by school and community partners. Choose the organization nearest you to continue with registration. When you click submit, you will be redirected to the partner's registration site.

What families say

“I enrolled them in the after-school club because they love their LEGO. I expected them to play with LEGO and thats it. When I arrived early to watch the end of a class, I saw it was so much more.” — Julie, Mother of Deer Valley Unified School District students Jaxon and Bronson

Last updated September 2, 2026.