The camp offers a dynamic blend of hands-on robotics and engineering challenges with LEGO and Micro:bit, combined with outdoor activities and sports for a well-rounded summer experience.
In the Robotics & Engineering Lab with LEGO & Micro:bit camp, middle schoolers delve into the exciting world of robotics, coding, and engineering. Campers learn to program with Micro:bit, developing skills in sensors, motors, and circuitry, and build complex machines with LEGO. The curriculum emphasizes problem-solving and innovation through hands-on projects, such as creating robotic arms, smart vehicles, and automated contraptions. Weekly themes introduce fresh challenges, encouraging continuous engagement and the application of new concepts. By the end of the week, participants will have mastered fundamental robotics concepts, gained confidence in their engineering abilities, and developed critical thinking and collaboration skills through team-based competitions and projects.
A typical day balances hands-on STEM projects with outdoor activities, games, and sports, fostering both intellectual and physical engagement. Campers dive into exciting, hands-on STEM projects in the morning, sparking collaboration, problem-solving, and critical thinking. After a break for lunch and outdoor play, they unleash their creative side with artistic activities and guided free time before more STEM exploration.
This camp is ideal for middle school students eager to explore robotics, coding, and engineering through hands-on projects and collaborative challenges.
Sturm Hall, 2020-2040 South Race Street Denver, CO 80210
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