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Battle Drones (entering gr. 3-9)
Battle Drones features an exciting combination of aerial acrobatics with an engineering design challenge that will teach participants STEM concepts, teamwork, and how to skillfully fly a drone. In Battle Drones, teams will build robotic launchers designed to fling projectiles at their opponents’ drones. Participants will be guided by experienced camp instructors in how to construct their launchers to maximize projectile speed and accuracy. The camp will culminate in an epic battle where participants will need to pilot their drones to safety by dodging opponent projectiles while using their own launchers to take down opponent drones. The best drone pilots and launchers will emerge victoriously. Participants can purchase a drone (UFO 4000) for an additional $40. Select price at checkout. -
Centennial Centurion LEGO Robotics (entering gr. 3-8)
The Centennial robotics team, the Centurions, will teach participants STEM skills by designing, building, and programming robots. Leaders from the Centurions will share their knowledge in a fun and supportive environment. Work with 2-3 participants and a LEGO® kit. Develop mechanical, electrical, and programming skills. Put these skills to the test in a fun and supportive robot competition. Parents are welcome to join at 11:30 on the second day for a demonstration. Similar skills will be covered in each class, but you can register for multiple classes if you would like. Beginners and all levels welcome, previous experience not required. -
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Chess Summer Camp (entering gr. 1-5)
All levels welcome. Youth Enrichment League's Teach It, Practice It, Play It method keeps chess players progressing with 60+ chess lessons and thousands of puzzles, as well as guided games and an end-of-the-week, in-class tournament. Battle summer brain drain. -
Code Championship Tournament/Virtual Computer Coding Competition (Gr. 3-9) (Online)
No previous experience necessary. This event will be hosted online using Google Meet and the Code Championship website. Build a computer bot to compete against other coders. Whether you're new or experienced, this is the perfect way to explore competitive coding. The Code Championship series is four online tournaments hosted on Google Meet. If you have a modern browser, no download is required. Players must be able to navigate the internet. The link to the Google Meet event will be emailed two days before the tournament. -
Destination Mars: Rocketry Course (entering gr. 2-5)
Launch and watch your very own rocket speed 300 feet into the air. Then it’s yours to take home. Make and take home multiple rockets of varying difficulty throughout the session. These rockets and airplanes will then be used to investigate basic aeronautical concepts including propulsion, thrust, lift, drag and more. We will hypothesize about travel in outer space, like how to get a United States astronaut to Mars and life on Mars. Do you have the right stuff? Please bring two, 2-liter empty bottles for use in experiments. -
Drone Racing (entering gr. 3-9)
Learn how to fly like the pros in the Drone Racing League by training on a flight simulator. Once you learn the basics of flying, assemble your very own drone to take home after camp (if you choose to purchase). After learning drone safety and maintenance, participants will take their drone to the skies and compete in numerous races and challenges. Led by experienced instructors, participants will leave camp with the skills and knowledge to pilot their drones and keep them running. The drones used in camps have cameras and are perfect for entry level pilots. Participants can purchase a drone to take home (UFO 4000) for an additional $40. Select price at checkout. -
GRASP Packet Order
Want to help your child keep their reading and math skills strong over the summer? GRASP is an at-home program for students finishing grades K-8. Your child will receive a packet with a booklet that contains 9 weekly review lessons from the grade they just completed. Each lesson takes about an hour to finish. Mail scan sheets to GRASP for scoring and they email lesson results back. Or parents can score the scan sheets with their cell phone (excludes grade K reading)! Parents will receive an email with more information after the registration is processed. SUGGESTED RETURN DATE FOR FIRST LESSON IS JUNE 12. ALL LESSONS MUST BE POSTMARKED BY AUGUST 7 Children in grades 4 to 8 can participate online or by book. If choosing online, the results of each question are shown immediately. If your child successfully completes at least 7 units with 70% accuracy, they are awarded a certificate. Those successfully completing all 9 units with 70% accuracy receive a medal (one per child). Results will be shared with your school, and they will distribute certificates and medals. The cost is $38 for one subject or $62 for both subjects for each child. Order the grade level they are just completing so they can review, or order a different level appropriate for your child. All materials will be sent home with your child by the last week of school. Online logins will be emailed. Deadline to order GRASP materials is Friday, April 17. Missed the deadline, but still want to participate? You can order packets directly from GRPS grasp.grps.org at the individual price of $40 for one subject or $70 for two and they will mail directly to you. -
Growing and Cooking with the Sun (entering gr. K-6)
The sun is your best friend if you know how to use it. This class teaches how to cook with just the sun. Solar cooking bypasses traditional cooking means. No electricity, gas, charcoal, or wood needed for solar cooking. Participants will learn how to cook meals, dry food for preservation, and purify water all with the sun. Participants will build their own mini-sun oven and take home an edible micro-green plant. -
It's a Robot Party (entering gr. 2-6)
Join Centennial High School's Robotics Team, the Centurions, for a fun-filled morning of robot-themed activities. Students will have various hands-on experiences with all aspects of robotics - including Build, Programming, Business and Marketing, and Computer-Aided Design - all while learning from the high school robotics students. Snacks will be provided throughout the session, but feel free to bring a nut-free snack along. Join the Centurion robotics team for a day of fun! Proceeds help support the Centurions Robotics Team. -
NEW! 3D Printing D & D (entering gr. 3-7)
Discover the world of 3D design and printing with Tinkercad in this creative, hands-on camp. Participants will develop 3D modeling skills while designing a custom pendant, unique dice, and other Dungeons & Dragons inspired projects. When not actively designing, campers can join themed challenges and games that extend their creativity while waiting for prints to finish. Each participant will have a pendant or keychain and a die printed and sent home at the end of camp. All printing and materials are included. Participants should bring a USB drive on the final day. Registration is non-refundable or changeable within 2 weeks of start date. -
NEW! 3D Printing: Design, Build, Race (entering gr. 4-8)
Start your engines and your imagination! In this hands-on camp, participants explore how engineers design and test vehicles using 3D printing. Campers will create two types of cars - a self-powered car (using stored mechanical energy) and a DC motor-powered car - while learning the basics of 3D modeling, motion, energy and aerodynamics. Using the engineering design process, they’ll test, refine, and improve their creations from the engineering design process. and they’ll test, refine, and improve their creations from concept sketch to final race, putting creativity and problem-solving in the driver’s seat. -
NEW! Alien Goo Adventures: Science from Outer Space (entering gr. K-3)
Calling all space scientists. Step into your intergalactic lab and get ready for a slime-tastic mission across the galaxy. Each day, you’ll investigate a brand-new form of mysterious alien goo – stretch, glowing, and more. Then, push your experiments further as you engineer a hovercraft, create a glowing planetary night lamp, and design wild alien tech that’s totally out of this world. Slimy, silly, super-science fun. -
NEW! Bricktopia Master Builders Camp (entering gr. 1-5)
Are you up for a LEGO® Brick challenge? Do you have what it takes to be a Master Builder? If so, you are in the right place. We’ve saved our most challenging engineering projects (a robotic dog, motorized bug, race cars and more) for this camp. Battle summer brain drain. LEGO® is a trademark of the LEGO Group of companies which does not sponsor, authorize or endorse this site or program. -
NEW! Build a Fairy World (entering gr. K-4)
Step into a world of imagination and engineering magic! In this indoor hands-on STEM camp, participants will design, craft, and create everything their fairies need to live and play. From building cozy fairy houses and whimsical bridges to crafting tiny fairy friends and glowing LED lantern, every project helps bring their outdoor fairy garden to life. Campers will explore science, creativity, and storytelling – all while building their own enchanting mini world to take home! -
NEW! Cardboard Maker Camp: Machines in Motion (entering gr. 4-8)
Build it. Move it. Play it! Turn cardboard into ball launchers, mini pinball machines, an operation game, and motorized carnival swings while learning engineering, circuits, and design thinking. Each day features a hands-on project that participants build from scratch, ending with fun challenges to test, iterate, and compete. High energy and full of creativity, problem-solving, and the thrill of seeing your inventions come to life! -
NEW! Claymation - Let's Make a Movie (entering gr. 1-4)
Lights, camera . . . CLAY! This camp combines your two favorite things - clay and creating your very own stop-motion movie. Work in small teams as you sculpt colorful clay characters, design amazing sets, and bring a super fun story to life using a stop-motion software; the same technique used in your favorite animated films. Learn the magic of moviemaking as you shape, pose, and film wacky creations frame by frame. By the end of camp, take home a super cool mini movie to show family and friends. -
NEW! Coding with Superheroes STEAM Camp (entering gr. 1-4)
Unleash your inner hero in this creative STEAM adventure! In this camp, participants will bring superheroes to life through storytelling, design, and beginner-friendly coding. Using Scratch, they will create simple interactive games where heroes move, jump, and overcome challenges, while learning foundational coding concepts. Participants will also step into the world of digital media by producing their own superhero stop-motion short film, complete with props and sets they design themselves. This camp blends coding, art, and imagination. Participants should have basic reading skills, be comfortable using a computer, and bring a USB drive on the last day. Registration is non-refundable or changeable within 2 weeks of start date for Tech Academy offerings. -
NEW! Cogwart's Escape Room (entering gr. 4-8)
Welcome to Cogwart’s – the magical school where engineering skills are as powerful as wands! “Cog” represents clever engineering and creative problem solving, while “warts”. . . well, the magical mischief is all yours. Campers team up to solve enchanted puzzles, crack secret codes, and build clever contraptions to escape from daily magical scenarios. In the second half of the class, they become the masterminds, designing their own escape rooms filled with tricky engineering challenges for others to solve. On the final day, teams go head-to-head, testing their wits, creativity, and teamwork in the ultimate spellbinding showdown! -
NEW! Curiosity Workshop (entering gr. K-4)
Where imagination meets engineering! Step into the Curiosity Workshop, where young creators experiment, tinker, and discover how science and engineering make our world work. Each day brings new hands-on projects that stretch, spin, light up, and zoom as campers explore motion, energy, light, and creativity. From glowing wands to marble coasters, every invention sparks curiosity and excitement. -
NEW! Extreme Robotics: Robo-Beasts & Monster Machines (entering gr. 2-5)
Participants will begin by building robotic beasts and monster machines such as a Robo-Dog, Mega-Gorilla, Insectoid Bot, and a Scorpion Warrior. Once their robots are built, they’ll dive into programming to make them move, attack, or even think on their own. This hands-on camp is both fun and educational, teaching the foundations of building, coding, and problem solving through robotics. Working in teams, participants will then be challenged to modify and re-engineer their robots to become better, stronger, and faster. Every day brings new opportunities to create, experiment, and compete. Registration is non-refundable or changeable within 2 weeks of start date for Tech Academy offerings. -
NEW! Fossil Finders: Dino Dig Adventure (entering gr. K-4)
Grab your explorer hat and digging tools – an incredible fossil site is waiting to be discovered! Join our team of junior paleontologists as we uncover dinosaur bones, footprints, and eggs, learning the secrets of these amazing prehistoric creatures along the way. Through hands-on activities, campers will dig, study, and even prepare fossils, exploring how dinosaurs lived and how engineers and scientists bring their discoveries to life. Adventure, discovery, and dino-sized fun are just a dig away. -
NEW! Hacking Minecraft (entering gr. 2-6)
One of the most popular video games in history, Minecraft, opens a world of endless possibilities limited only by imagination. In this camp, participants will go beyond regular gameplay to “hack” Minecraft by learning how to modify and enhance their worlds. They’ll use popular game mods, experiment with building challenges, and unlock hidden features that change the way the game is played. Participants will also create and edit custom skins and textures, personalizing their worlds to match their style. Along the way, they’ll explore how commands, mods, and creative tools work together to expand Minecraft’s potential. This camp uses the PC/Java edition of Minecraft. Bring a USB on the last day to save your games. Minecraft is a Mojang Studios trademark and is not affiliated with this camp. Registration is non-refundable or changeable within 2 weeks of start date for Tech Academy offerings. -
NEW! Insane Concoctions: Science Gone Messy Wild (entering gr. K-3)
Get ready to mix, fizz, and explode with fun! In this wildly messy (and totally awesome) STEAM camp, you’ll dive hands first into the world of slime, goo, and crazy chemical reactions. Create stretchy, bouncy, bubbly concoctions, tackle wacky engineering challenges, and experiment like a real mad scientist! The best part? All the mess stays here – but the fun, laughter, and learning come home with you. -
NEW! Jr. Engineering: Games & Gadgets (entering gr. 1-5)
Make, experiment, and Play! Our hands-on building activities will inspire you if you love building and inventions with LEGOS®. Participants working in pairs will learn about physics and engineering concepts. Build machines that will whirl, flip, launch, or cruise. Every day will involve fun LEGO challenges, puzzles, or game contests. The perfect opportunity for children who enjoy loads of active building fun. Participants will be working in pairs. Registration is non-refundable or changeable within 2 weeks of start date for Tech Academy offerings.