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At Digital Art Camp, campers kick off the week with 3D modeling in Tinkercad, designing and printing out their own functional car for a “pinewood derby” style race. Throughout the week, they’ll tweak and test their designs to make their cars faster, then take them home at the end of camp! Campers will also dive into animation, using a variety of tools to direct, and animate their ideas. They will experiment with greenscreens, photo-editing software, and the animation program called Pivot to create scenes, modify shapes, and add their own original artwork, all culminating in a short film they create themselves.

No prior experience is necessary. Campers are grouped by age and skill to ensure the best possible experience for everyone!

Campers build and customize their own VEX IQ robot to tackle exciting engineering challenges, including the ever-popular "robot soccer." They’ll learn block-based coding to program their robots to drive autonomously and complete puzzles. By the end of the week, students will be able to code motors to perform specific tasks autonomously, apply the engineering design process to refine their robot design, implement fundamental physics concepts such as gearing, friction, leverage, and center of gravity, and effectively collaborate with their teammates to solve problems.

No prior experience is necessary. Campers are grouped by age and skill to ensure the best possible experience for everyone!

Campers build and customize their own VEX IQ robot to tackle exciting engineering challenges, including the ever-popular "robot soccer." They’ll learn block-based coding to program their robots to drive autonomously and complete puzzles. By the end of the week, students will be able to code motors to perform specific tasks autonomously, apply the engineering design process to refine their robot design, implement fundamental physics concepts such as gearing, friction, leverage, and center of gravity, and effectively collaborate with their teammates to solve problems.

No prior experience is necessary. Campers are grouped by age and skill to ensure the best possible experience for everyone!

At Spring Coding Camp, Campers will use Python, to create their own unique video game. Students will explore fundamental programming concepts such as loops, variables, conditionals, coordinates, and collision detection to create a game completely from scratch. They'll personalize their game with custom artwork, and and custom code, building their creativity, problem-solving, and programming skills. Every week is different! Our instructors will work with students to choose from a catalogue of projects to create, ensuring students are always challenged.

No prior experience is necessary. Campers are grouped by age and skill to ensure the best possible experience for everyone!