This program is perfect for students who enjoy building with LEGO Technic elements, motors, and sensors, providing a fun and hands-on way to learn about engineering, coding, and robotics. It encourages creativity through design exploration and innovative problem-solving.

Each student will receive a LEGO Mindstorms kit with over 500 pieces to build projects such as a basketball-shooting robot while line following. They can also add several attachments to the base robot to play sports and perform activities such as a penalty kick robot, spinning bowling robot, or drawing robot. In addition, they will build a second base robot that can play drums, ski on wheels, and move around in a playful way.

This program offers a challenging and stimulating environment where students develop advanced building skills and problem-solving abilities. It is suitable for beginners who are new to robotics yet versatile enough to challenge advanced users, fostering critical thinking and creativity along the way.

WHEN: Thursdays from 4:10 to 5:10 pm

In this coding and AI program, students will explore interactive stories, games, and animations using Scratch, a beginner-friendly block-based programming language. They’ll also deep into artificial intelligence by integrating Teachable Machine into their projects, allowing them to design programs that respond to images, sounds, or gestures.

Previous students will not repeat projects and will continue learning with new challenges, as this session includes fresh activities and a stronger focus on AI integration, offering deeper opportunities to explore coding and machine learning concepts.

By the end of the camp, students will have a solid understanding of Scratch programming and how to apply AI to recognize text, images, and numbers. This hands-on experience will strengthen their problem-solving and computational thinking while fostering creativity, innovation, and foundational computer science skills.

WHEN: Mondays from 5:20 to 6:20

 This program is designed to immerse students in science, engineering, robotics, and coding. Participants will program autonomous robots and engage in daily challenges that stimulate their creativity and technical abilities.

Students will design and program robotic arms to complete tasks such as collecting, transporting, lifting, and depositing objects in various locations. They will also learn to utilize sensors for color detection, line following, and maze navigation while avoiding obstacles. This program is recommended for students who have completed Lego Robotics Level I but is also suitable for first-time participants with prior robotics experience.

This hands-on experience not only strengthens critical thinking and problem-solving skills but also reinforces theoretical STEM concepts through practical applications, providing a solid introduction to advanced coding and engineering principles.

Furthermore, this program serves as a foundational prerequisite for students aspiring to join First Lego League Robotics Teams, equipping them with the skills needed for competitive robotics and collaborative teamwork.

WHEN: Tuesdays 5:20 to 6:20

This program is specially designed for elementary school students, offering a fun and engaging way to explore STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) through hands-on learning with LEGO SPIKE Essential and BrickQ Motion Sets.

Throughout the program, students will work with motors, sensors, and LEGO elements to build a variety of creative, themed projects such as arcade games, cable cars, helicopters, and more. They will also explore key physical science concepts using the BrickQ Motion Set, experimenting with forces, motion, and interactions by constructing dynamic models like tightrope walkers, sail cars, bobsleds, and weightlifting mechanisms.

Previous students will NOT repeat projects, as this session introduces new builds and challenges that expand on prior learning while keeping the experience fresh and exciting for both returning and new participants.

This thoughtfully designed program provides a stimulating and supportive learning environment, helping students develop problem-solving, critical thinking, and introductory programming skills—all while having fun, building confidence, and collaborating with peers.

WHEN: Wednesdays from 5:20 to 6:20