Campers write their very first lines of code using block-based tools, creating simple animations and interactive stories to share with friends and family.

From fizzing volcanoes to color-changing liquids, campers explore the magic of chemical reactions through safe, exciting hands-on experiments.

Campers learn the basics of 3D design software and create their first digital model, then watch it come to life on a real 3D printer.

Campers build their first circuits to light up LEDs and discover how electricity flows, hands-on, surprising, and a total blast.

Campers design and build their own mini-game using the programming skills from Week 1. Think characters, rules, and scores.

Campers investigate the science behind everyday foods and materials, mixing, testing, and discovering what makes things bubble, change color, or transform.

Campers identify a real-world problem and design a 3D-printed object that solves it. Creativity and engineering thinking come together here.

Campers combine switches, resistors, and LEDs into their own functioning gadget, learning how real devices are assembled along the way.

Campers polish their coding project and present it to the group, explaining how it works and what they’d build next if they had more time.

Campers design a small experiment of their own choosing and present their findings to peers and instructors, just like real scientists do.

Campers display their 3D-printed creations and walk through their design process, from the very first sketch to the finished object in their hands.

Campers demonstrate their working circuit projects, share how they overcame challenges, and imagine what they’d improve in a next version.