Engineering for Kids - Irving & 18th Ave, San Francisco (STEM & Coding After-school and Camps)
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Engineering For Kids is a national STEM franchise offering engineering, technology, and science programs for children ages 4–14, including half-day and full-day camps built around hands-on engineering projects, run in spring, summer and winter. This is the San Francisco franchise territory. Specific camp themes and daily hours vary by session.
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★★Jason NovarrWe hosted a birthday party at this location. Overall a very disappointing experience. The group was second graders, and we opted for a Lego Tug of War and Ice Cream Making activities. We were told both were age-appropriate for 7 and 8 year olds. The Lego activity (which cost a $50 premium) was poorly planned (the kids spent half the time searching for pieces in large plastic bins rather than building). It was also probably better for 10+ than this age. We never got to a point where we could actually use the Lego robots. The hour ran out well prior to most kids being even half done. The teacher tried but couldn't really help most of the kids. The ice cream making activity was slightly better but still very disorganized. It took a long time for the kids to be set up (nothing was prepped in advance again). The kids didn't have edible ice cream by the end (they had to put it in their freezer at home), much to their disappointment. The idea of the program seemed great, but overall our birthday party did not even close to meet our expectations. Our daughter was very upset that the activities she was excited for were more frustrating than fun.