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Wonderkids Bali

6–10 years

Wonderkids STEM Lab

STEM experiments + project-based learning

Who this is for

Experiments, engineering challenges, and real projects for children who are ready to ask a question, build an answer, and improve it.

How children learn

Children learn by questioning, designing, building, testing, and sharing. We take their ideas seriously and give them materials, time, and a thoughtful guide.

STEM and project-based learning. Science, engineering, mathematics, technology, coding, robotics, nature, and sustainability. The process is Question → Research → Design → Build → Test → Improve → Present.

How Montessori and STEM work together →

Example activities

  • Science investigations
  • Engineering challenges (bridges, towers, machines)
  • Mathematics in real problems
  • Introductory coding and robotics
  • Nature and sustainability projects
  • Design challenges
  • Real-world problem solving

What parents notice

  • Children practise thinking like scientists and designers
  • They learn that first attempts can be improved
  • Teamwork and clear communication are part of every project
  • Confidence grows when a child can show what they made

Skills we nurture

Critical thinkingCreativityProblem solvingScientific thinkingCollaborationCommunicationIndependenceConfidenceCuriosity

Class format

90–120 minute workshops. Children work in small teams or independently, with a short briefing, a long making period, and time to present what they built.

Parent participation

Parents drop off. You are welcome to stay for the last 10 minutes to see the share-out. We will message you if your child needs you.

Upcoming classes

Wonderkids STEM Lab · 6–10 years

Build a Bridge – Can You Build a Bridge That Holds Weight?

What makes a bridge strong? Why do engineers use triangles and supports? And how much weight can your own bridge hold? In Build a Bridge, children step into the role of young engineers and take on a real STEM challenge: designing and building a bridge that can hold weight. We begin by exploring different shapes and structures to discover what makes them strong. Children will experiment with triangles, supports and different ways of distributing weight before sketching their own bridge design. Then it is time to build! Once their bridge is complete, children will put it to the test by gradually adding weight and observing what happens. If the bridge bends, moves or collapses, that is all part of the engineering process. Children will investigate what went wrong, redesign their structure and try again. A hands-on STEM challenge where creativity, engineering and problem-solving come together.

Date
8 Sept 2026
Time
10:00–11:30
Location
To Be Announced
Price
Rp 170.000
Spaces
12 spots available
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