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Poke-Tech AcademyWeek 11: August 24-27Calling all future Pokémon Masters! Step into thePoké-Tech Lab where imagination meets invention.Design and build incredible Pokémon-inspiredcreations like a light-up card, a glowing night lamp, amarching Pokémon, and a Pokéball launcher readyfor action! Each day brings new STEAM-poweredadventures, creative challenges, Invent, build, andbattle your way to becoming a true Poké-Techchampion! Don’t forget to bring your Pokémon Cardsso you can trade with friends at the end of each campday!Summer 2026 Youth -
Robotics Academy using LEGO® EDU 2.0 systems: Build & Code!Week 7: July 27-30Get ready to build, code, and create with the LEGO® Education 2.0 robotics system! In this hands-on camp, young engineers will work in pairs to design and program robots that move, react, and think. Along the way, they’ll explore STEM concepts like logic, pattern recognition, and problem-solving while mastering gears, axles, and sensors. It’s the perfect blend of creativity, coding, and engineering fun! (Please note: LEGO® is a trademark of the LEGO Group ofcompanies which does not sponsor, authorize, or endorse this program.)Summer 2026 Youth -
Extreme Robotics: Robo-RacersWeek 4: July 6-9Start your engines and get ready to race! In this high-energy camp, students will use LEGO® Robotics to design, build, and program cars and dragsters powered by motors and sensors. Working in small teams, they’ll explore different car models, learn how programming brings machines to life, and tackle fun challenges along the way. On the final day, campers put their creations to the test in an epic racing tournament! Perfect for kids who love speed, teamwork, and hands-on building.Summer 2026 Youth -
Build & Defend: Strategy Game CodingWeek 4: July 6-9Get ready to take charge in this action-packed coding camp! Students will design and program their own Tower Defense–style game while learning the fundamentals of programming. Using Construct 3, a visual coding platform, they’ll explore how game frameworks work and practice coding concepts such as variables, events, conditions, and loops. Campers will create paths, position defensive towers, and program waves of enemies to challenge their defenses. Along the way, they will experiment with mechanics, adjust difficulty, and bring their games to life. Bring a USB on the last day to save your games.Summer 2026 Youth -
Extreme Robotics: BattlebotsWeek 5: July 13-16Get ready for a week of building, coding, and competing! This camp combines the creativity of the LEGO building system with the excitement of robotics. Students will team up in groups of two to three to design and build their own LEGO robots, bring them to life with block-based programming, and take on daily challenges that inspire teamwork and problem solving. Students will build learning models to understand key robotics concepts, then customize and modify their design to take on new challenges. From fun mini-missions to final competitions, including target-hitting games and an action-packed robot sumo battle, every day is packed with hands-on learning and excitement. Perfect for kids who love to build, code, and compete!Summer 2026 Youth -
Escape the Labyrinth: VR Game DevelopmentWeek 5: July 13-16Design, develop, and create 3D virtual reality environments and characters to build your own VR games. Students will start with smaller projects to learn the basics of coding, design, and interaction. In the final two days, they will construct a full labyrinth complete with challenges, characters, and immersive exploration. This camp is ideal for students passionate about technology and creativity. VR projects can be viewed on most mobile devices and VR systems such as Oculus. Bring a USB on the last day to save your games.Summer 2026 Youth -
Architecture and Design CampWeek 6: July 20-23Explore the exciting world of architecture and design in this creative camp. Students will learn about the design process while testing their ideas through art, building activities, and architectural challenges. Developed in collaboration with local Twin Cities designers, the class introduces key concepts of structure, form, and space through hands-on projects and model building. Students will also use the 3D design tool TinkerCAD to plan and design their own architectural creations, experimenting with digital design and problem solving. From imaginative sketches to computer models, students will bring their ideas to life while exploring the foundations of architecture.Summer 2026 Youth -
Retro Game Modding with JavaWeek 6: July 20-23Hack into the code of classic games! Students will learn Java coding skills while modifying games such as Asteroids, Tetris, Snake, and more! Coding beginners and more experienced students will love this class. This fun class is our staff and students' favorite codling class. Java is a text-based language, so students should have good keyboarding and basic computer skills. Bring a USB drive to save your games.Summer 2026 Youth -
RC WarsWeek 7: July 27-30Build, Battle, and Conquer! Get ready for epic LEGO® model battles in our RC Battles camp! Design, build, and program your own remote-controlled LEGO® models to compete in thrilling challenges. Learn strategies to develop effective tactics for winning battles. Apply engineering principles to design and build models that are both powerful and durable. Students will be working in small teams of 2-3.Summer 2026 Youth -
Hacking and Cybersecurity with PythonWeek 7: July 27-30Curious about how hackers think and love solving puzzles? In this hands-on camp, you will explore Python coding, ethical hacking, and cybersecurity through interactive games and code-cracking challenges. Build your coding skills by creating mini-projects and programming your own cyber defense game. Experiment with secret codes, test password strength, and train on specialty websites designed for safe practice. Compete in Capture-the-Flag contests that challenge your logic, teamwork, and creativity. Learn how hackers operate, and how to stop them, while developing real-world problem-solving skills and thinking like an ethical hacker who protects, not attacks.Summer 2026 Youth -
3D Printing: Jewelry Fabrication & ArtsWeek 8: August 3-6Bring your creations to life in this hands-on 3D printing class. The ancient craft of jewelry making meets modern technology as students use TinkerCAD and 3D printers to design earrings, rings, pendants, and more. Along the way, they will explore 3D modeling skills, experiment with shapes and patterns, and see how digital design becomes physical objects. While prints are finishing, students can join themed design challenges and games to keep their creativity flowing. Each participant will have two small printed designs sent home. Printing and material fees are included. Bring a USB drive on the last daySummer 2026 Youth -
Cloud & Mobile App DesignWeek 8: August 3-6Discover how today’s apps and games are built in the cloud! In this hands-on class, students will explore the world of cloud-based development while learning how coding powers modern games. Together, we will walk through building a sample project from start to finish, then students will design and develop a game of their own. Along the way, they will explore coding concepts such as variables, events, conditions, and functions while experimenting with design choices. The camp combines creativity with technology to introduce web-based cloud frameworks in an accessible way. Bring a USB on the last day to save your games.Summer 2026 Youth -
Video Production for YouTube: GamingWeek 9: August 10-13YouTube is the top destination for online videos, and now you can learn how to create your own Let’s Play! In this camp, students will capture a PC gaming session and add a voice-over to bring their gameplay to life. In the first half of camp, they’ll learn tricks filmmakers use for better shots, practice capturing gameplay, and add sound effects. In the second half, students will edit short videos, adding transitions and a soundtrack. Bring a USB drive (at least 8 GB) on the last day to save your project.Summer 2026 Youth -
JavaScript Game LabWeek 9: August 10-13Ready to take your coding skills to the next level? You'll dive deep into the world of programming, master the fundamentals of JavaScript, and build impressive projects that showcase your creativity and problem-solving abilities. JavaScript is a versatile and widely used programming language that plays a crucial role in making websites interactive and dynamic. JavaScript is a text-based language, so students should have good keyboarding skills. Bring a USB drive to save your projects.Summer 2026 Youth -
3D Printing: D&DWeek 10: August 17-20Discover the world of 3D design and printing with TinkerCAD in this creative, hands-on camp. Students 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 material fees are included. Students should bring a USB drive on the final day.Summer 2026 Youth -
Minecraft Mod Development: Portals & DimensionsWeek 10: August 17-20Dig deeper into Minecraft with this Minecraft Modding class! Create a new custom dimension and design a portal in this exciting new class! Learn to make mods for Minecraft: Java Edition using MCreator. MCreator is an excellent tool for learning Minecraft modding and software programming concepts. Bring a USB drive to save your mods on the last day. Minecraft is a Mojang Studios trademark. This camp is not affiliated with them.Summer 2026 Youth -
Extreme Robotics: Robo-WarsWeek 4: July 6-9Get ready for an exciting class filled with new builds and challenges! Students will take their engineering skills to the next level by constructing remote-controlled robots inspired by the popular Discovery Channel show BattleBots. Using LEGO® Robotics systems and specialized Technic™ engineering components, they’ll build extreme machines designed for competition. Working in small teams of two to three, students will test, re-engineer, and morph their robots to become better, stronger, and faster before entering them into a high-energy tournament on the final day.Summer 2026 Youth -
Waitlist3D Printing: Harry Potter-InspiredWeek 4: July 6-9Bring a bit of magic to life by creating your own pendant and wand with TinkerCAD while developing real 3D design skills. Students will learn how to model objects in three dimensions, experiment with shapes and structures, and apply their creativity to digital design projects. Along the way, they will take part in Harry Potter–inspired challenges and create themed video games while waiting for their 3D prints to finish. Each student will have two small printed designs sent home. Printing and material fees are included. Bring a USB drive on the last day. Harry Potter is a Warner Bros. trademark and not affiliated with this camp.Summer 2026 Youth -
Minecraft Survival Camp: Defeat the Ender DragonWeek 4: July 6-9Embark on the ultimate Minecraft adventure! In this camp, students will team up in our multiplayer survival world to explore, gather resources, and take on epic challenges. Each day, campers will use different survival skills, crafting tools, mining for materials, brewing potions, enchanting gear, and preparing for battle. Along the way, they’ll practice defeating mobs, complete quests, and discover the secrets of the Nether Then, jump into world-building with ready-made worlds and landscapes to set the stage. Add unique powers, creative challenges, cutscenes and epic boss encounters to craft a game full of excitement and imagination. We will be using the PC/Java edition of Minecraft. Bring a USB drive to save your games. Minecraft is a Mojang Studios trademark. This camp is not affiliated with them.Summer 2026 Youth -
Robotic Builders: Hogwarts and Other KingdomsWeek 4: July 6-9Journey to the magical world of Harry Potter and other magical lands. Build and program magical-themed projects. Young imaginations soar! Students will be taught foundational building and introduced to programming concepts by learning about sensors, motors, and special technics components using LEGO® WeDo systems. Possible projects include magic chest, dragons, hippogriff, magic hat, magic carpet, and magical staircase. Students will be working in pairs.Summer 2026 Youth -
Game World Builders: Nintendo-Inspired STEAM CampWeek 6: July 20-23Bring a bit of magic to life by creating your own pendant and wand with TinkerCAD while developing real 3D design skills. Students will learn how to model objects in three dimensions, experiment with shapes and structures, and apply their creativity to digital design projects. Along the way, they will take part in Harry Potter–inspired challenges and create themed video games while waiting for their 3D prints to finish. Each student will have two small printed designs sent home. Printing and material fees are included. Bring a USB drive on the last day. Harry Potter is a Warner Bros. trademark and not affiliated with this camp.Summer 2026 Youth -
Hacking MinecraftWeek 6: July 20-23One of the most popular video games in history, Minecraft, opens a world of endless possibilities limited only by imagination. In this camp, students 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. Students 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 not affiliated with this camp.Summer 2026 Youth -
Hogwarts Film School & Coding CampWeek 8: August 3-6Create your own stop-motion animation using characters from the Harry Potter and Fantastical Beasts series. Students will build and design magical-themed scenes and props. Then, they will handle all the technical details of filming scenes, including stop-motion, digital editing, special effects, and transitions to the movie. Students will create digital animations and participate in our Harry Potter-themed STEAM activities. Students should have basic reading skills and be comfortable using a computer. Bring a USB drive on the last day. Harry Potter is a Warner Bros. trademark. This camp is not affiliated with them.Summer 2026 Youth -
Engineering: Crazy Action ContraptionsWeek 7: July 27-30Unleash your imagination as you journey through the wide-ranging world of LEGO® building. Working in pairs, students will build models and discuss the engineering science behind each creation. This engaging, hands-on class shows how engineering can be both silly and educational at the same time. Students will then be challenged to improve and customize their designs for added creativity. Possible projects include the never-look-back machine, skittletops, do-nothing machine, coat hanger daredevil, trapdoor cable car, parachute machine, rubber band racer, and other wild contraptions.Summer 2026 Youth