Kids STEM Studio

Kids STEM Studio offers weekly classes, after-school programs, camps, and birthday parties. Weekly classes are self-paced with an adaptive curriculum, and camps include half a day of technology, half a day of engineering, take-home working models, games, activities, and outdoor recess. The program serves children ages 4 to 14.

Programs

• Weekly Classes — ages 4 to 14 · weekly; self-paced with adaptive curriculum
• After-School Programs
• Camps — Grades 1-7 · school day-offs; spring break; winter break; summer break
• Birthday Parties — 2-hour experience

At a glance

• Ages: 4–14 years old
• General schedule: Weekly classes; after-school programs; camps; birthday parties. Weekly classes are self-paced with adaptive curriculum. Camps are offered on school day-offs, spring break, winter break, and summer break.

About the provider

Kids STEM Studio says it inspires children ages 4 to 14 to explore science, technology, engineering, and math through hands-on learning. Its mission is to build curiosity, confidence, critical-thinking skills, and a lifelong passion for STEM.

What families say

“My daughter attended for a week this summer for camp. She loved the camp and wants to make this her primary camp next summer. We will be back for winter and spring break camps! We live in south loop and have friends that also love the after school program. Great space for kids.” — J Janson H – Chicago, IL

“My sons loves this place! he cannot wait for Saturday to come, so that he can go and build some Legos and code. Did I say code? my son is only 6 years old and he already loves technology and i think it is because of places like "Kids stem studio" where education is fun. I would recommend Kids stem studio to everyone. thank you” — A Asham M – Scottsdale, AZ

“Kids STEM Studio was champion of the CPS Teachers' Strike 2019! Every day they had new, engaging coding activities in the morning, and engineering building projects in the afternoon. My son enjoyed his days there and I felt reassured that he was safe, having fun, and was intellectually engaged during the strike.” — M Moose P – Chicago, IL

Last updated November 7, 2026.