TechKnowHow offers unique, custom-designed curriculum updated annually, providing new and engaging projects each year, and has been recognized as a 'Best Tech Camp' by Bay Area Parent polls.
TechKnowHow LEGO® Building, Robotics and Coding Camps offer hands-on STEM education for elementary-aged campers. Participants engage in a variety of projects, including constructing motorized LEGO® creations like spinning UFOs, lighted trains, flying dragons, Mario Karts, and Minecraft characters, while learning about motors, gears, and engineering principles. Campers also delve into coding with Scratch, a block-based programming software, to design their own games, control robot movements, and create interactive stories. For those interested in Minecraft, camps explore in-game coding and engineering systems using structure blocks, commands, and redstone to build obstacle courses, mazes, and battle arenas. Some programs also introduce Roblox game design and Lua coding. The curriculum is custom-designed and updated annually, ensuring new and engaging projects each year. Through these activities, students develop technical skills, problem-solving abilities, and creative confidence in a supportive and fun environment.
A typical day involves hands-on LEGO® building and robotics projects in the morning, followed by coding activities with Scratch or Roblox in the afternoon, with supervised recess and lunch breaks.
This camp is best for elementary-aged students with a strong interest in technology, LEGOs, robotics, and coding, regardless of prior experience.
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