Encouraging Student and Educators to

Create Bravely

Can positive, purposeful creativity change the world?

Absolutely. By supporting teachers - and encouraging young people to be brave enough to share their voices - and to use their creativity in positive ways, the Reynolds Center TLC is empowering the next generation to become creative problem solvers and agents of positive change.

To that end, RC-TLC helps support hands-on creativity and constructionist technology skills through a wide range of PD programs, student-driven digital storytelling, video/audio/animation production resources, and story-powered social and emotional programs.

TLC Studios Workshops

  • Comics-Making Workshops

    6-Week Course Starts Nov. 19

    TLC Studios is excited to welcome Jonathan Todd, author/illustrator of TIMID, for a six-week course all about comics and cartoons. These hands-on sessions are centered around building creative skills and channeling inspiration.

    Sign up for one or all six weeks

    Designed for ages 7-17 - Educators also invited

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  • Using Zoombinis to Practice Computational Thinking

    Come get hands on with Zoombinis Club activities and discover how Computational Thinking can, and should be, fun and engaging. Zoombinis Club is ideal for educators working with students in grades 3-7. Workshop participants are encouraged to bring their own devices.    

    When: Monday, Dec. 9, 5:00-6:30 p.m.

    Audience: Educators

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  • Integrating Computational Thinking into Early Childhood Play

    Saturday, Jan. 25 - 10-12 PM

    This interactive workshop is designed to equip early childhood educators with the tools and strategies to seamlessly incorporate coding concepts into their students' everyday play experiences. Explore the power of computational thinking and discover how it can enhance problem-solving skills, creativity, and logical reasoning in young children.

    Designed for early childhood educators

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  • Build A Lego Snowman

    Bring a winter wonderland to life in this creative hands-on LEGO workshop. Kids will build a LEGO snowman and design a winter scene using FabMaker Studio, a fun digital platform that lets you create 3D paper designs. All materials are provided—just bring your imagination!

    When: Wednesday, Dec. 11, 1-2:30 p.m.

    Audience: Ages 5-12

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  • Future Quest Land

    Hands on workshop to discover the power of the evidenced-based Possible Selves framework, STEAMS careers, and UDL principles.

    When: Tuesday, Dec. 17, 5-6:30 p.m.

    Audience: Educators

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  • Build Your Lego Creations

    Unleash your imagination in this unique workshop where you’ll build your own LEGO creature and create a custom zine to tell its story. Kids will start by designing a one-of-a-kind LEGO character, then bring it to life with a personalized mini-magazine (Zine) that showcases their creature’s adventures.

    When: Wednesday, Dec. 18, 3:30-5 p.m.

    Audience: Ages 5-12

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