Hands-On Learning Through Creativity, Engineering & Adventure
LEGO® engineering, robotics and escape room adventures for kids 5–14 — at school, at camp or at your party.
Denver Metro Area and Beyond
Where Kids Build, Explore & Problem-Solve
At Inspire to Learn & Imagine (I2LI), we create unforgettable experiences where children build, explore, and problem-solve through LEGO® engineering, escape room adventures, and interactive challenges.
Our programs combine STEM learning, creativity, teamwork, and imagination so kids develop important 21-century skills while having fun. Research shows that children learn more effectively when they are engaged, motivated, and emotionally positive, which often happens when learning feels fun or playful.
Whether it’s an after-school class, summer camp, birthday party, or an in-school field trip, every I2LI experience encourages curiosity, confidence, and collaboration.
Our Programs
After-School Classes
Fun and engaging enrichment hosted directly at schools — no buses needed. We focus on engineering, science and technology, and practice critical thinking, collaboration, creativity and communication.
- Brikster LEGO® Club
- Escape Room Explorers Club
Camps
Exciting themed camps with building challenges, games and escape room missions.
- STEMplicity LEGO® Camp (ages 6–12)
- Advanced Robotics (EV3)
- Escape Room Creator (ages 8–14)
- Magic and Monsters Game (ages 8–14)
Birthday Parties
Celebrate with an unforgettable LEGO® building adventure or an exciting escape room challenge — we bring the party to you.
- Packages from $250
- LEGO® Birthday Party (ages 5–12)
- Escape Room Party (ages 8+)
- Games, challenges & motorized builds
- Setup & cleanup included, many themes
In-School Field Trips
Bring a unique hands-on learning experience directly to your school with engaging programs that promote problem-solving, scientific thinking and teamwork. We offer the following field-trips:
- LEGO® Engineering: from simple machines to space
- Escape Classroom: teamwork & critical thinking
- Survivor Jr: survival skills & adaptability
- Many themes to support your curriculum
Why Families and Schools Love I2LI
Our goal is simple: make learning exciting and meaningful.
“Building Robots, Building Connections”
The University of Colorado’s ATLAS Institute featured Inspire to Learn & Imagine in an article highlighting our collaboration bringing LEGO® robotics into Denver public schools with CU PhD candidate and I2LI instructor Casey Hunt.
“The goal isn’t just to teach them mechanics or coding, it’s to give them space to build, test and problem-solve together. They take a lot of ownership over their creations, and that’s really fun to watch.”— Casey Hunt, PhD Candidate & I2LI Instructor
Read the Full CU Story
Learn how hands-on LEGO® robotics fosters creativity, teamwork, and confidence in the next generation of makers.
For Families
Screen-free, hands-on fun where kids grow confidence.
- After-school LEGO® & Escape Room clubs
- Summer camps
- Birthday parties at home
For Schools & PTOs
Turn-key enrichment — we bring the instructors, equipment and challenges to your classrooms. No buses needed.
- In-school field trips & workshops
- After-school enrichment partnerships
- Curriculum-supporting themes
Perfect For
Kids in Action
Follow our latest builds, missions and celebrations.
See Our Programs in Action
Watch short video clips of our LEGO® engineering, robotics, and hands-on club challenges!
Motorized LEGO® Mechanism
Robotics & Coding Challenge
Hands-On STEM Build
Walking & Moving Robot
Interactive STEM Experience
Creative Brikster Club
Creative Brikster Club (1)
What Families & Schools Say
I wanted to write you to tell you how much my daughter Maya likes Monsters and Magic. She was in the camp last year at Trails rec and we sought it out for her again this summer. When we saw that it was at 2 different locations, we took a chance and signed her up for both the Goodson Rec and the PACE camp. She had such a good time. Jayme made the game really compelling. He is a talented storyteller. Maya really liked both sessions even though the baseline story was the same. It was the highlight of her summer camps. We hope to see Jayme again at more Inspire to Learn role playing games.
— Gabe Gopen
Parent · June 2026
I wanted to reach out and let you know what a wonderful time Andy is having this week with Jayme. Jayme taught the same program last year...we attended at Trails and then we had to track you all down again, and I'm so glad we did. It's a small group this week, which is perfect for kiddos like the ones that are drawn to these programs. Jayme is so good at managing them while still being flexible and he's obviously put so much work into the storyline and game construction. Andy feels completely accepted and valued in the class, which can be a pretty special thing for kids like Andy...2E, gifted and autistic. Chatting with the other parents at pick up, I know they feel the same way. Your camp, with Jayme at the helm, really fills a special niche for kids like ours.
— Megan Oakleaf
Parent · July 2026
My kids are very excited of this class. They come with pleasure. Every lesson they have different experiences and challenges.
— Anna K.
Parent · Apr 2024
Ready to Join the Adventure?
Let your child explore, build and discover how fun learning can be.