Los Alamos STEAM Lab

Visit our Facebook Page or YouTube Studio for videos and activities to keep your child entertained during quarantine.

We are offering a Fall Covid Camp to help with childcare and school work. If you cannot afford it, please talk to us to see if we can make something work. We also have a new Social Justice Algebra I curriculum and class for those of you who may be trying a hand at homeschooling. We’ve also been running Minecraft Meetups to keep kiddos socially engaged with each other.

Los Alamos STEAM Lab is a woman owned small business located in Los Alamos. Our mission is to create a dynamic learning environment for children and their families. We want to empower students to discover innovative ways of learning and growing and are passionate about igniting the spark of potential in every student.

We offer classes ranging from Preschool Programming Literacy to Art History to Cosplay as well as after school clubs and drop in hours for unstructured play with programmable robots and Technic Lego. We believe in peer learning and will help facilitate child and family led growth in education.

• Fall Classes and Clubs
  We’ve got a few things lined up for the fall and will be adding more as schedules stabilize. Covid Camp Our Covid Camp is currently full, but we’re keeping a wait list if you contact us. This camp is […]
• Save ScienceFest!
  Spies have infiltrated Los Alamos and seek the secrets of our town!  Fortunately, a scientist thought to lock them up for safekeeping – in a box with multiple locks, no less.  Unfortunately, she is now self-quarantining and can’t help […]
• Plans for the Fall
  As we all know, planning for the fall is like shooting at a moving target with a pile of sticks with no fletchings. Sometimes the target even disappears completely. Even so, while it is safe, we want to help. […]
• Learning Python with Minecraft – An Explanation
  One of the amazing features of the Raspberry Pi when it first came out was that it came with a free version of Minecraft that had the ability to be interacted with via Python. Players could place blocks and […]
• Minecraft! Minecraft! Minecraft!
  The kids are playing a lot of Minecraft these-a-days and I don’t really blame them. It is engaging and creative and sometimes quite challenging for the brain. They learn spatial reasoning and problem solving. But it is also, very […]