The camp offers a progressive curriculum where instructors assess each child's level and tailor projects accordingly, ensuring continuous learning without repetition for multi-week attendees.
The STEM4Kids Junior Lego Robotics Camp uses the LEGO Education Spike Essential platform to teach children aged 5½–9 how to build and program their first robots. The camp focuses on hands-on tasks, real-world projects, and relevant technology to engage students in science, engineering, technology, and coding. Through project-based activities, students develop computational thinking skills, including creating and modifying sequences, testing, debugging, and using loops. They also explore the engineering design process, learning to define problems, brainstorm solutions, and test and refine prototypes. The curriculum investigates scientific concepts such as energy, energy transfer, and collision. By the end of the week, campers will have built and programmed several working robots and participated in robot battles and competitions.
A typical day includes hands-on instruction, building, customizing, and testing robots, with breaks for snacks and lunch. The day concludes with pickups, and extended care is available.
This camp is ideal for young children aged 5½–9 who are new to robotics and enjoy building, creating, and hands-on learning.
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