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The Young Explorers Club offers a range of hands-on, project-based, and experiential early learning programs. We specialize in creating early learning knowledge-based systems and active learning programs. Our curriculum emphasizes academic support, STEM education, and social development. We are dedicated to providing high-quality, affordable early education to the children in our community.
The mission of the Young Explorers Club is to create a community where children can explore the world around them, experiment with different materials,, collaborate with peers, share their discoveries, and dream big dreams!
Our preschool program offers Little Explorers fun, well-rounded, and active learning experiences. Our curriculum emphasizes project-based learning, STEAM exploration, and social development. Through a variety of engaging activities, Little Explorers gain hands-on experience with the world around them, fostering their curiosity and discovering the joy of learning. Each day, our Little Explorers develop academic, STEM, and social skills in a safe and stimulating environment.
High-quality education programs play a crucial role in a child’s future success. Diverse, active learning experiences that nurture resilience, social skills, and a lifelong passion for learning offer lasting economic and social benefits to the community. Our Community Engagement program is free, student-led, and community-driven, supporting children of all ages in building strong STEM knowledge, fostering innovation, and developing essential social skills. Together, we can transform our community by positively impacting one child at a time.
We’ve received positive feedback from parents about the impact our courses have on their children’s academic and personal success. One parent noted a significant boost in their child’s self-confidence thanks to our project-based learning curriculum. They shared that whenever they went to the store, their child would point at various items and say, “I can build that.” Our goal is to provide students with the tools and space for creative learning and exploration, helping them develop important knowledge, skills, and abilities that can be applied to real-world experiences.
We once had a student who found it challenging to connect with peers, especially during classroom team projects where he was shy and reluctant to seek assistance. Our teachers intervened, encouraging him to participate more actively by asking questions and joining group discussions. Through ongoing support and involvement in engaging team projects, he gained confidence and started interacting more with his classmates. Our program emphasizes the importance of fostering a safe environment for students to explore, create, and collaborate on team projects, nurturing their development as effective communicators and team players.
Email our Teens Service Club at info.tscteam@gamil.com to sign up!
Holidays with Heart
Sunday Nov 20 2:30pm – 4:00pm
STEM Workshop
Sunday Nov 27 2:30pm – 4:00pm
Elementary students, come join our STEM workshop – explore hands-on experiments, present findings, and learn to be problem solvers!
Bellevue College’s Running Start Student Association and the Teens Service Club are teaming up to host a free summer camp at Bellevue College. Our goal is to deliver high-quality early education opportunities for elementary students in the community, particularly targeting underserved students who may not have access to fee-based camps.
The free STEAM and Social Learning Camp takes a holistic approach to education, involving campers in hands-on projects that encompass science, engineering, arts, and social-emotional concepts. Academic tutoring is also available for campers. The camp’s mission is to foster the development of academic, STEM, and social skills through immersive, project-based learning.
The summer camp is entirely operated by volunteers, including interns from Newport High School’s Teaching Academy and high school students from the Issaquah and Bellevue school districts, who serve as volunteer teachers. Additionally, adult supervisors are present every day to ensure a safe and enriching environment for all participants.
For more information or to sign up, please email info.tscteam@gmail.com.
Location & Daily Schedule
Location: Bellevue College D106 (in the D Library building)
9:30 am – 10:00 am Read & Discussion
10:00 am – 11:30 am Hands-on Experiment/Project
11:30 am – 12:00 pm Lunch
12:00 pm – 1:00 pm Recess/Outdoor Play
1:00 pm – 1:30 pm Academic Tutoring
Weekly Themes
Week #1: Monday, June 26 – Friday, June 30
Project: Chemical Reactions
Project: DIY Toy
Project: Process Art
Project: Exploring Feelings & Emotions
Project: Homemade Ice Cream & Ice Cream Social
Week #2 Monday, July 3 – Friday, July 7
Project: Group Project-Space Science
Project: Group Project-Engineering Challenge
Project: Group Project-Presentation Prep
Project: Happy Summer Celebration
Send your solutions to admin@youngedu.org or submit them in person for a chance to win a special prize!”
Hey, Little Explorers!
Here’s a special activity just for you. Feelings and emotions can be powerful, and sometimes we all need a little help. Here are some strategies to help you calm down, resolve conflicts, and make good friends.
Parents, please review these strategies with your little explorer and share an example of when your little explorer was facing a tough time. Include the strategy they used and how they felt it helped them.
Attention, Young Explorers!
Are you ready for an exciting STEM challenge designed just for you?
Engineering is all about understanding how things are constructed and how they operate. It’s about fostering innovation and problem-solving skills to create better solutions using new technologies.
We invite young learners to join our STEM Lab classes, where you can embark on a journey of exploration, creativity, and discovery!
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