Steamoji - Kelowna

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Photos from Steamoji - Kelowna's post 08/04/2026

The school day ends at 3pm. But the learning window stays open until dinner. Most families don't know what to do with it. πŸ‘‰ Swipe β€” this one matters.

Between school and dinner sits a window that researchers call the most underused opportunity in a child's day. Kids are out of the structure of school but not yet winding down. Their minds are still active. Their energy still has somewhere to go.

What fills that window shapes more than parents realise.

At STEAMOJI Kelowna, we fill it with the kind of challenge that school rarely has time for β€” open-ended, hands-on, and genuinely hard enough to hold attention.

πŸ“ STEAMOJI Kelowna β€” link in bio to register.

08/01/2026

This is what a good day looks like here. πŸ› οΈ

Not neat. Not quiet. Not finished.

Just kids who are so deep in the middle of building something that the table stopped mattering an hour ago.

The mess is always a good sign. It means they stopped thinking about how things look and started thinking about how things work.

That's the shift we work toward at STEAMOJI Kelowna. The moment a kid stops worrying about doing it right β€” and starts doing it.

πŸ”— Link in bio to register.
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07/29/2026

Most programs teach kids what to think. We teach them how to think. 🧠

There's a five-stage process behind every project at STEAMOJI β€” and it works the same whether a kid is building a robot, writing code, or facing a problem in real life.

We call it solving like a maker.

It starts with curiosity. It ends with something that didn't exist before.

And every step in between builds the kind of thinking that schools measure but rarely teach.

Ages 6–14. Link in bio to register.
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07/23/2026

Summer break looks a little different here. β˜€οΈ
No screens waiting to be picked up. No "I'm bored" by 10am. No counting down the days until something interesting happens.
Just kids who walked in not knowing what they were about to build β€” and walked out holding something they made with their own hands.
That's summer at STEAMOJI Kelowna.

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07/21/2026

Nobody talks about debugging. But it might be the most valuable thing we teach. πŸ›

Every time a kid's code breaks at STEAMOJI β€” and it always breaks β€” something important happens. They have two choices: give up, or figure out why.

We teach them to figure out why. Every time.

Not because debugging is fun. Because the habit of asking "what went wrong and how do I fix it?" is one of the most transferable skills a child can build. In code. In school. In life.

The kid who debugs their code at 10 is learning to debug a failed experiment at 14, a broken team dynamic at 22, and a business problem at 35.

That's not a coding skill. That's a thinking skill.

πŸ”— Link in bio to register.
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Photos from Steamoji - Kelowna's post 07/18/2026

Every summer, kids lose ground. Not because they're lazy. Not because they're not smart. Simply because the brain, like any muscle, softens without challenge.

Research consistently shows children can lose the equivalent of two months of academic progress over summer β€” and kids who spend those months passively rarely catch up by the end of the following school year.

The good news? It's entirely avoidable. And the solution isn't worksheets or tutoring. It's giving kids something real to build, solve, and create.

This summer, STEAMOJI Kelowna is transforming into one of the most advanced educational centres for robotics, engineering, and AI for children in British Columbia. Next-generation robotics, AI-powered projects, drone programming, and cutting-edge engineering β€” all designed for kids who want to create, not just learn.

Summer is happening right now. The slide is real.
Here's how to dodge it.

07/15/2026

From sketch to switch β€” in one week. πŸ’‘
Lightbulb Moment camp: kids aged 8+ design, code, 3D print, and wire their own RGB lamp β€” then bring it home.
Aug 17–21 Β· 9AM–12PM Β· Only 5 spots left.
πŸ”— Register now β€” link in bio.

07/11/2026

A small robot today, an industrial line tomorrow - this is how we prepare kids for challenges of the future at Steamoji Kelowna

07/09/2026

Every parent worries about screen time. But the research tells a more interesting story than "screens bad, no screens good." πŸ“±

The question isn't how much time kids spend on screens. It's what they're doing on them.

Passive screen time β€” scrolling, watching, consuming β€” is linked to shorter attention spans, reduced creativity, and lower emotional regulation in children. That part of the research is pretty clear.

But active screen time β€” building, coding, designing, solving β€” shows the opposite pattern. Kids who create with technology develop stronger problem-solving skills, deeper focus, and more confidence than kids who only consume it.

The difference isn't the screen. It's what the child is doing with it.

At STEAMOJI Kelowna, screens are tools β€” not destinations. Kids use them to write code that makes robots move, design objects that get 3D printed, and build games that other people actually play.

The screen isn't the problem. Passive time is.
Give it purpose. Ages 6–14.

πŸ”— Link in bio to register.
πŸ“ STEAMOJI Kelowna.

07/07/2026

Grades matter. But they're not the whole story β€” and admissions teams will tell you exactly that. πŸ“‹

Every year, engineering and computer science programs at top universities receive thousands of applications from students with excellent grades. The ones who stand out aren't always the ones with the highest marks.

They're the ones who built something.

Who failed at a project, figured out why, and tried again. Who worked with a team toward a goal that didn't have a textbook answer. Who showed up with a portfolio β€” not just a transcript β€” and years of genuine interest behind it.

Report cards are a snapshot. Admissions teams are looking for a story.

At STEAMOJI Kelowna, every session builds that story β€” one project, one problem, one breakthrough at a time. Coding, robotics, engineering, 3D printing, AI robotics, and drone programming β€” real tools, real skills, real evidence of what your child is capable of.

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105-1925 Enterprise Way
Kelowna, BC
V1Y0J9

Opening Hours

Tuesday 12pm - 6pm
Wednesday 12pm - 6pm
Thursday 12pm - 6pm
Friday 12pm - 6pm
Saturday 10am - 3pm