ROBOTICS PROGRAM

At TOC Robotics, we're not just building robots—we're building problem solvers, critical thinkers, and collaborators who are prepared to thrive in the 21st-century world.

Our program introduces students in grades 4–8 to the exciting world of robotics, artificial intelligence, and engineering. Through hands-on experiences that combine mechanical design, electronics, and coding, students explore how technology shapes the world around them—and how they can shape the future.
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Whether it’s assembling a functioning robot, programming it to complete tasks, or working in teams to overcome design challenges, students are constantly learning how to think, reason, and innovate in a supportive, engaging environment.

What To Expect

Program Overview

Grades: 4th–8th Grade‍

Schedule: Wednesdays | 5:00 PM – 6:30 PM‍

Location: 702 Atascocita Road, Humble, Texas, 77396

‍Cost: $40 (Helps offset the cost of the laptop and robots)‍

Led by: Skilled adult volunteers and peer mentors from our High School Leadership Development Program

Program Outcomes

By the end of each semester, students will:‍

▪ Understanding basic robotics, programming and AI concepts

▪ Be able to build and program a robot using logic and coding

▪ Develop teamwork and leadership skills

▪ Build confidence in their problem-solving abilities

▪ See themselves as future engineers, coders, and creators

What Makes TOC Robotics Unique?

Hands-On Learning

Students get to build, program, and test robots using kits designed to teach real-world engineering principles in age-appropriate ways.

Critical Thinking & Problem Solving

Every week presents a new design challenge that pushes students to think deeply, make decisions, and troubleshoot their ideas in real-time.

Teamwork & Communication

Students work in small teams, learning the value of collaboration, leadership, and resilience as they work toward shared goals.

Peer Mentorship Model

Our High School Leadership Development Program equips older students to serve as peer mentors, helping lead teams, support younger students, and develop their own leadership and technical skills in the process.

Real-World Applications

Robotics combines mechanical, electronic, and software engineering in a way that’s simple, fun, and future-focused. Students begin to understand how these skills connect to careers in
science, technology, and innovation.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is the program for?

Students in grades 4–8, regardless of experience level. We welcome beginners and returning students alike.

What is the cost of the program?

There is a fee of $40 per students to offset the cost of the laptop and robots.

Do students need to know robotics or coding beforehand?

No! Our program is designed for all levels. We teach from the ground up using guided lessons, peer support, and weekly challenges.

What kinds of robots will students use?

We use beginner-to-intermediate robotics kits with motors, sensors, and programmable logic boards to simulate real-world robotics environments.

What role do high school students play?

High school students from our Leadership Development Program serve as peer mentors.
They help younger students with problem-solving, lead small groups, and build leadership and communication skills in the process.

Is food provided?

We recommend that students eat a snack before arriving. Water is available on site.

How can I register my child?

Visit here to secure your child’s spot. Space is limited, and early registration is encouraged.

Ready to Build the Future?

TOC Robotics: Innovate. Create. Lead. Where kids become builders and builders become leaders.

If your child loves to build, explore, and create or if they just need a positive, inspiring environment to discover their potential TOC Robotics is for them. Here, learning is active.Leadership is developed. Futures are shaped.