Dream Enrichment Classes
Dream Enrichment Classes, 1820 Tribute Road, Suite F, Sacramento, CA 95648
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Dream Enrichment Classes offers specific programs including Early Engineers, Firefly Art, Honeycode, and Chess Academy. Children take part in STEM-based learning programs, a creative building program that uses Legos and K'Nex, and drawing activities that use a variety of art media. The program is available as both afterschool programs and summer camps.
• Ages: 5–11 years old
• Schedule: Hours of operation are Monday–Friday, 9:00am–5:00pm, with 70-minute classes typically held in 7–8 week sessions
Dream Enrichment Classes states that its mission is to provide the community with high quality programs that create happy, smart, confident children, and inspire a life-long love of learning. The organization reports over 10 years of providing enrichment programs in the greater Sacramento area, including statements such as “Proudly Celebrating 14 Years of Excellence,” “For over ten years, Dream Enrichment Classes has worked hard to provide high-quality, and engaging enrichment activities in our community,” and “11 Years Experience.” It also notes almost 20 years of combined afterschool programming experience and more than 8,000 classes held each school year.
All instructors are fingerprinted and cleared through the CA Department of Justice. Early Engineers teachers are described as a combination of Lego enthusiasts and current or future teachers, and all instructors go through comprehensive training on the Early Engineers teaching process before teaching. Classes are limited to 14 students, all building supplies and other materials are provided, and classes are held in a designated classroom or multipurpose room on campus.
Dream Enrichment Classes reports having programs in over 70 schools, working with 24 school districts and 85 schools, and holding classes from Elk Grove to Roseville and Fairfield to El Dorado Hills. The organization states that each school year it holds more than 8,000 classes, with 36,000+ students and 60,000+ parents served. It also notes that instructors take photos in every class and send a link to view photos in an online gallery, and that a guardian’s cell phone is called to verify every class absence.
The program describes Early Engineers as a creative building program that uses Legos and K'Nex to help students gain STEM knowledge through a variety of weekly projects, and states that Early Engineers projects never repeat so a child can attend kindergarten through 5th grade without repeating a single project. Firefly Art is described as focusing on drawing skills with a variety of art media and embracing “mistakes” as part of life. Honeycode is offered because the organization states that children need to be creators and not just consumers of technology. Chess Academy is offered for children who want to learn chess, with a stated “proven class structure” that is described as helping children learn and enjoy chess in a fun-filled environment.
Parent testimonials describe children attending Firefly Art classes and camps for multiple years, enjoying varied projects and an end-of-camp art gallery, and receiving emails about daily activities and artists studied. Other testimonials describe children attending Early Engineers for multiple years, using materials from Legos to K'Nex while learning about physics, and receiving papers sent home that summarize what was learned, including vocabulary words and definitions.
Last updated June 8, 2026.
• Ages: 5–11 years old
• Schedule: Hours of operation are Monday–Friday, 9:00am–5:00pm, with 70-minute classes typically held in 7–8 week sessions
Dream Enrichment Classes states that its mission is to provide the community with high quality programs that create happy, smart, confident children, and inspire a life-long love of learning. The organization reports over 10 years of providing enrichment programs in the greater Sacramento area, including statements such as “Proudly Celebrating 14 Years of Excellence,” “For over ten years, Dream Enrichment Classes has worked hard to provide high-quality, and engaging enrichment activities in our community,” and “11 Years Experience.” It also notes almost 20 years of combined afterschool programming experience and more than 8,000 classes held each school year.
All instructors are fingerprinted and cleared through the CA Department of Justice. Early Engineers teachers are described as a combination of Lego enthusiasts and current or future teachers, and all instructors go through comprehensive training on the Early Engineers teaching process before teaching. Classes are limited to 14 students, all building supplies and other materials are provided, and classes are held in a designated classroom or multipurpose room on campus.
Dream Enrichment Classes reports having programs in over 70 schools, working with 24 school districts and 85 schools, and holding classes from Elk Grove to Roseville and Fairfield to El Dorado Hills. The organization states that each school year it holds more than 8,000 classes, with 36,000+ students and 60,000+ parents served. It also notes that instructors take photos in every class and send a link to view photos in an online gallery, and that a guardian’s cell phone is called to verify every class absence.
The program describes Early Engineers as a creative building program that uses Legos and K'Nex to help students gain STEM knowledge through a variety of weekly projects, and states that Early Engineers projects never repeat so a child can attend kindergarten through 5th grade without repeating a single project. Firefly Art is described as focusing on drawing skills with a variety of art media and embracing “mistakes” as part of life. Honeycode is offered because the organization states that children need to be creators and not just consumers of technology. Chess Academy is offered for children who want to learn chess, with a stated “proven class structure” that is described as helping children learn and enjoy chess in a fun-filled environment.
Parent testimonials describe children attending Firefly Art classes and camps for multiple years, enjoying varied projects and an end-of-camp art gallery, and receiving emails about daily activities and artists studied. Other testimonials describe children attending Early Engineers for multiple years, using materials from Legos to K'Nex while learning about physics, and receiving papers sent home that summarize what was learned, including vocabulary words and definitions.
Last updated June 8, 2026.
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