SciGenie's Robotics Brick Master camp provides a fun and collaborative environment where kids are grouped by age and skill, ensuring personalized attention and engagement with a low student-to-instructor ratio.
SciGenie's Robotics Brick Master camp offers an engaging, hands-on experience where children build and program innovative robots using LEGO SPIKE, Essential, and WeDo systems. Campers will dive into exciting engineering challenges, fostering their creativity and problem-solving skills in a fun, collaborative environment. The curriculum is designed to enhance engineering skills and tackle new challenges, making it suitable for both newcomers and returning campers. Through these activities, children gain practical experience in robotics fundamentals, including sensors, pulleys, and basic computer coding. The program aims to spark curiosity, build confidence, and unlock potential in every child by making STEM exciting and accessible.
A typical day at the full-day camp includes general check-in, morning greetings, and dedicated time for STEM activities or projects. Campers also enjoy snack breaks, indoor or outdoor activities, and lunchtime. The afternoon continues with more STEM activities, another snack break, and additional indoor or outdoor play, concluding with clean-up and genius games before dismissal. This structured yet dynamic schedule ensures a balance of focused learning and active play, promoting both intellectual and social development. The camp emphasizes teamwork and experimentation, allowing children to bring their robotic creations to life and showcase their unique designs.
A typical full day includes general check-in, morning greetings, STEM activities/projects, snack breaks, indoor/outdoor activities, lunch, and genius games before dismissal.
This camp is perfect for children aged 6-13 who are interested in building and programming robots with LEGO systems and want to enhance their engineering, creativity, and problem-solving skills.
Multiple Locations (Reston mentioned)
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