Real Code
Students learn to build real programs using variables, loops, sensors, logic, and debugging practices.
Ages 10-15 · Weekly labs + holiday camps
STEM Sprouts
Creative Science Lab where kids learn real coding and engineering by building things they can use in real life in courses taught entirely in English.
Python
Robotics
Circuits
3D Design
Electrical Engineering
Game Design
AI
Why STEM Sprouts
Not pretend STEM. Practical skills, playful challenges.
Real Engineering
Kids design, test, break, measure, and improve working prototypes instead of copying answers.
Real-World Approach
Students learn to break down problems, test solutions, and think critically like professionals.
Real Curriculum
The curriculum, developed by a University of Washington professor, is delivered fully in English.
Latest Workshop
Web-Controlled RC Lab Car
Upcoming Workshop
Ages 10-15
June 14 - June 28 Summer Workshop
Build and code a browser-controlled RC car.
Workshop located at Peace Culture Foundation - Chiang Mai
Students work hands-on with an ESP32 to build a browser-controlled RC car, learning how Wi-Fi and access points function along the way. They explore core electrical engineering concepts like voltage, resistance, and potentiometers while wiring circuits and designing their own car. The experience ends in a final-day competition where they showcase and test their creations.
- Web controls and command logic
- Motors, circuits, and troubleshooting
- Engineering tests for speed, turning, and reliability
Student Builds
Upcoming STEM Workshops
Kids learn faster when the code drives something they can touch, test, and explain. STEM Sprouts projects are designed to make abstract ideas visible.
AI Companion Robot
Students build a robot powered by AI that can chat, respond, and speak in real time while learning how to use LLMs and APIs.
2D Game Design
Students design and build a 2D game with characters, movement, scoring, and interactive gameplay while learning core game design principles.
Smart Environment Monitoring System
Students build a system that tracks air quality, temperature, or noise levels and responds with alerts or actions while learning how to use sensors, real-world data, and automation.
How We Teach
Curiosity becomes capability.
- Ask Start with a real-world problem kids recognize.
- Build Prototype with code, electronics, mechanisms, or models.
- Test Use data and observations to find what is failing.
- Improve Iterate, document, and demo the final solution.
Join Upcoming Workshop
Workshop #1 Web-Controlled RC Lab Car
Workshop located at Peace Culture Foundation - Chiang Mai
Join our upcoming workshop from June 14 to June 28. Contact us through our website or message us on LINE, Facebook, or WhatsApp to sign up. Register now to secure your spot and enjoy our early bird discount.