Youth robotics in Reno, Nevada

Reno Rovers Robotics Club

Build robots. Learn to code. Make friends. Have fun. Hands-on STEAM learning for kids who like to build, test, code, and share ideas.

9805 Double R Blvd, Suite 300, Reno, NV 89521501(c)(3) nonprofit organization - EIN 41-4792555
Ages 6-14Elementary and middle-school age groups for young builders
Small groupsHigh-support environment with hands-on coaching
All materialsRobotics kits and computer devices are provided
501(c)(3)Nonprofit organization supporting youth robotics education

Where learning means fun

Reno Rovers helps children become communicators, innovators, and confident team players through FIRST LEGO League-focused robotics challenges.

Reno Rovers students working together at a robot game table

Small groups, hands-on coaching, and all robotics materials provided.

Build, code, team, present

Skills kids practice every week

Each class is built around active making, not lectures. Students learn by trying ideas, improving designs, and explaining their work.

01

Build

Create LEGO robotic models, test mechanisms, and improve designs through hands-on iteration.

02

Code

Practice sequencing, loops, sensors, and simple automation in an age-appropriate way.

03

Team

Share ideas, divide responsibilities, communicate respectfully, and learn from classmates.

04

Present

Explain design choices, show progress, and build confidence through mini-presentations.

Club moments

What robotics club looks like

Real sessions include building, robot game practice, project work, presentations, and team celebrations.

Reno Rovers team members smiling with trophies in front of a FIRST backdrop

Celebrate progress

Students share wins, milestones, and the work that got them there.

Reno Rovers students working together at a FIRST LEGO League robot game table

Build as a team

Kids practice testing, improving, and explaining their robot strategy.

Reno Rovers students discussing a project board during festival judging

Share ideas

The season includes research, posters, presentations, and teamwork.

Program comparison

Two programs to choose from

Families can choose an ongoing Explore program or a seasonal FIRST LEGO League Explore Festival program.

Club programEmail for current season membership details

Reno Rovers Explore Program

A creative, hands-on robotics and STEAM club where elementary and middle-school students explore at an age-appropriate pace, build multiple robotic models, and practice explaining the ideas behind their designs.

Best forKids who want a flexible, creative robotics club experience.60 minutes weekly
  • Season membership options available by request
  • Email Reno Rovers for current membership details
  • Guided LEGO robotics and STEAM challenges
  • Open-ended design, testing, redesign, and mini-presentations
Seasonal programEmail for current season membership details

Reno Rovers FLL Explore Festival Program

A structured, project-based team experience that prepares students for FIRST LEGO League-style festival or showcase work with a themed model, poster, and presentation.

Best forKids ready for a structured team project and festival presentation.90 minutes weekly for a 10-week season
  • Official FIRST LEGO League Explore materials
  • Small-team collaboration and festival preparation
  • Engineering notebook, poster work, and presentation practice
  • Festival participation and team shirt included
FIRST LEGO League focus

A real season, team habits, and a showcase goal

The club is organized around LEGO robotics, coding, teamwork, Core Values, and age-appropriate presentation practice. Festival-track students work toward a structured team showcase.

Season theme

Students connect builds and presentations to a real FIRST LEGO League season theme.

Core Values

Discovery, Innovation, Impact, Inclusion, Teamwork, and Fun are part of how the team works.

Festival pathway

The seasonal program prepares students to share a model, poster, and design story.

Nonprofit organization

Built to support youth robotics education

Reno Rovers is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization (EIN: 41-4792555) supporting youth robotics education, FIRST LEGO League preparation, and hands-on STEAM opportunities for young builders.

Community-supported learning

Community support helps provide robotics materials, event preparation, team resources, and accessible learning opportunities for kids.

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Questions?

Find the right robotics fit for your child.

Contact Reno Rovers to learn more about availability, schedule, enrollment, and which program is the best fit for your child.

By phone: 775-762-5438By email: renovers.robotics.marketing@gmail.com9805 Double R Blvd, Suite 300, Reno, NV 89521501(c)(3) nonprofit organization - EIN 41-4792555