We are a provider of enrichment programs for public schools, private schools, preschools, after school programs, home school groups, etc.

All our enrichment programs offer the following:

  • Integrated science and mathematical concepts
  • Structured classes with practical, hands-on work
  • Team building exercises
  • Challenges appropriate to the age of the students
  • Fun, engaging subject matter

Our most successful programs involve teaching kids about robotics through the use of LEGO® sets and our materials. We call these our Elementary Engineering and Robotics (EE&R) Classes using LEGO pieces

TLCK sponsored FIRST Technology Challenge (FTC) robotics team, 2868 Smoke and Mirrors, won the Jan 9, 2010 Qualifier and came away with the Innovate Award at the St. Pete Qualifier. We partnered with Team Minotaur and in the final match won 485 points to 45 points which is the highest score in an FTC tournament in Florida season in the USA. On Jan 30, 2010, Team 2868 Smoke and Mirrors competed in the USF Poly RoboBattle 2010 Qualifier and won both the best overall team trophy, the Inspire Award and also won the winning Alliance with Team 3736 Serious Business and Team 619 Mecha Mako Robotics.  Team 2868 Smoke and Mirrors won the State FTC tournament at USF Tampa on Feb 27, 2010 winning both the Inspire Award (best overall robot trophy) and was a part of the winning Alliance with Team Duct Tape and Team Force Applied

Team 2868 Smoke and Mirrors won the FTC World Championship as the team alliance captain along with Team 2843 Under the Son and Team 3864 GForce on April 14-17 at the Georgia Dome in Atlanta.  Team Smoke and Mirrors was undefeated in the 7 qualifying rounds at World Festival and continued to win in the semis and finals for top spot in the Franklin Division (50 teams) then went on to beat the top of the Edison Division for the World FTC Championship title.

Check in the Schedule Section for Summer Camp Information.

For a short article on KK Quah’s book “Preparing Your Team for FLL” go to

http://www.legoeducation.us/about/newsletter/item.aspx?ap=1&nli=35&art=1749&bhcp=1

For any questions, please E-mail kkquah@tlck.com

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