Why play games instead of creating one? Your child will use a visual programming language to create exciting and professional looking games to take home. They master conditional formatting while creating the best video game ever. The point and click software enables many of our graduates to program even more 3D video games at home.

Ever wondered how a rocket works? Ever built a rocket? Join Robotics clubs USA and build your very own rocket to take home. Learn about basic principles of rocketry like thrust, friction, gravity, and other forces that act upon rockets. Use the engineering method to design and build a rocket and learn about their different uses – space exploration, scientific research, space travel and colonization, etc. No prior experience necessary. All skill levels are welcome.

Do your children love LEGOs®? Do they like to problem solve? Do robots excite them? Then this is your program. We use the EV3 Mindstorms® to combine the fun of building robots with the ability to program them to do cool and exciting things. Kids learn about if/then logic, loops, and other programming tools while having tons of fun.

If your kids love Minecraft® and spend hours moving blocks around and generally just clicking away, let us elevate their game. We will use redstone (in-game electricity) to help the kids make sophisticated traps and contraptions and introduce them to a game modification that they can use later to write their first code. If they’re going to play anyway, let’s turn their passion into a massive critical thinking experience.

Join us for robotics inspired by Star Wars and space travel! Come on an adventure building and programming functional robots using Lego bricks in this super fun program. Learn about space, space travel and, of course Star Wars! Build different robots each day using iPads and robotics equipment provided by Snapology in this fun filled camp!

Join Robotics clubs USA to have some “Drone” fun. Come learn about basic principles of flight and the evolution of traditional aircraft and modern-day quadcopters. Students will build their own drone to take home with them. Also students will learn to fly drones by line-of-sight piloting and learn how to program a drone using “Scratch” for autonomous flight. Students will explore different ways drones can be used and discuss the engineering method and how engineers use it to solve problems. Join the fun and learn about drones. No prior experience necessary. All skill levels are welcome.