Mini Camp:
Short Sessions, Real Skills.
Mini Camp is a flexible weekly enrichment program designed for students TK–G8 during the summer. The program combines hands-on learning, creativity, academic enrichment, and exploration through engaging mini classes in STEAM, language, math, robotics, arts, and more.
Flexible weekly sign-up available throughout Summer 2026.
Mini Camp for TK-G2 & G3-5
Mini Camp is designed for curious young learners who love to explore, create, and discover through hands-on experiences. Students will engage in exciting activities including science experiments, robotics, music creation, math challenges, reading, engineering, drumming, and more. All in a fun, small-group environment that builds confidence, creativity, and real-world skills.
Monday - Thursday | June 8 - July 30, 2026
TK - G2: $100/week, 4 classes/week, 1hr
G3 - G5: $150/week, 4 classes/week, 1.5hr
Mini Camp for G6-G8
Build, code, and problem-solve through hands-on VEX IQ robotics challenges designed to strengthen teamwork, engineering thinking, creativity, and real-world problem-solving skills. Students will explore exciting themes including Food Lab-The Chemistry Behind Taste, Molecule Lab-The Hidden World, Power Lab-Energy & Systems, and Innovation Lab-Design the Future while designing, testing, and improving their own robotic systems in an engaging, project-based environment.
Week 1
Science Lab:
Food Lab – The Chemistry Behind Taste
Focus:
Chemical reactions
Acids & bases
Heat transfer
Experimental design
Student Experience:
Test food-based chemical reactions
Design fair experiments
Collect and analyze real data
Takeaway: "I can explain everyday phenomena using chemistry."
Engineering Lab:
Motion Lab – How Robots Move
Focus:
Movement systems
Motors + gears
Speed vs control
Student Experience:
Build first robot
Make it move
Optimize speed & direction
Takeaway: “I can build a robot that moves with purpose.”
Week 2
Science Lab:
Molecule Lab – The Hidden World
Focus:
Molecular behavior
Enzymes & fermentation
Chemical systems
Structure & patterns
Student Experience:
Explore invisible processes in food
Observe how molecules interact
Investigate biological + chemical systems
Engineering Lab:
Mechanism Lab – Build to Do Work
Focus:
Structures + strength
Linkages + mechanisms
Lifting & control
Student Experience:
Build arms, claws, lifters
Solve real-world problems (lifting, grabbing)
Takeaway: “My robot doesn’t just move—it does work.”
Week 3
Science Lab:
Power Lab – Energy & Systems
Focus:
Energy transfer
Electricity & circuits
Renewable energy systems
System efficiency
Student Experience:
Build and test electrical systems
Compare energy flow and efficiency
Explore solar and clean energy
Takeaway: "I can understand and control energy systems."
Engineering Lab:
Smart Robot Lab – Sense & Decide
Focus:
Sensors
Logic (if–then)
Automation
Student Experience:
Robot reacts to environment
Line following
Object detection
Takeaway: “My robot can think and respond.”
Week 4
Science Lab:
Innovation Lab – Design the Future
Focus:
Engineering design
Problem-solving
System integration
Real-world application
Student Experience:
Design solutions using science concepts
Build and test prototypes
Present ideas like real scientists and engineers
Engineering Lab:
Innovation Lab – Design the Future
Focus:
Engineering design
Problem solving
Team innovation
Student Experience:
Build a complete robot system
Solve a challenge
Present like engineers
Takeaway: “I can design real-world solutions with technology.”