Fast Facts:
Where: Our Summer Camp is held on the campus of Grandview Prep School. 336 Spanish River Blvd., Boca Raton, FL 33431
When: We have 8 Sessions (Session = 1 Week):
June 5th to June 30th and July 10th to August 4th
Times: 9:00 am until 3:00 pm
Cost: $360 – Discounted to $325
- Our mBot robotics sessions are discounted to $395 because campers bring home the mBot robot & some accessories.
- Our MakerCamp and Fabrication Camps are also priced @ $310 to account for the materials and items your children will bring home.
Registration Minimum: No minimum required. You can register for one session or as many as all eight.
Registration Fee: There is no registration fee. EVER!
Ages: We enroll children from ages 6 to 14. We group them based on age (as you can see below).
Session Content: Dates & Content Below
Session Calendar:
June 5th to June 9th
Ages 6 to 9
Video Game Programming
We help campers to create their own video games, art and music applications, stories & more using Scratch. Your children will create their own Scratch accounts – accessible from any internet connected device, forever! Many previous Campers tell us they still use Scratch to create school presentations and the like.
Check out these Scratch Projects created at DigiCamp.
Ages 10 to 14
Video Game Programming
We help campers to create their own video games, art and music applications, stories & more using Scratch. Your children will create their own Scratch accounts – accessible from any internet connected device, forever! Many previous Campers tell us they still use Scratch to create school presentations and the like.
Check out these Scratch Projects created at DigiCamp.
June 12th to June 16th
Ages 6 to 9
mBot Robotics
Campers will build, expand, program & take home their own mBot Neo Robot. Our week begins with building the robot out of the box. This robot is controllable through the remote control AND our campers will learn/practice coding the robot to run autonomous programming. There is almost nothing (within reason) that this robot can’t do!
Ages 10 to 14
mBot Robotics
Campers will build, expand, program & take home their own mBot Mega Robot. Our week begins with building the robot out of the box. This robot is controllable through Bluetooth connection AND our campers will learn/practice coding the robot to run autonomous programming. This robot understands Scratch-based block coding, Arduino coding, as well as Python Coding languages. There is almost nothing (within reason) that this robot can’t do!
June 19th to June 23rd
Ages 6 to 9
Creative Computing
Campers will use & practice their knowledge of computers and create some very cool projects. Campers will stretch their programming skills using a wide range of coding platforms including one of the most popular video game software packages available, developed by engineers at MIT’s Media Lab. Campers will use computer coding skills to create art & music projects as well as storytelling, animations and much more!
Ages 10 to 14
Creative Computing
Campers will use & practice their knowledge of computers and create some very cool projects. Campers will stretch their programming skills using a wide range of coding platforms including one of the most popular video game software packages available, developed by engineers at MIT’s Media Lab. Campers will use computer coding skills to create art & music projects as well as storytelling, animations and much more!
June 26th to June 30th
Ages 6 to 9
Young Filmmakers
Campers will learn to write short stories using Pixar’s “story spine,” then capture and organize short films. Students will be given the choice to work in small groups, or alone. We will upload all projects to a Google Drive folder and share the folder with families at the conclusion of the camp.
Ages 10 to 14
Young Filmmakers
Campers will learn to write short stories using Pixar’s “story spine,” then capture and organize short films. Students will be given the choice to work in small groups, or alone. We will upload all projects to a Google Drive folder and share the folder with families at the conclusion of the camp.
July 10th to July 14th
Ages 6 to 9
Fabrication – 3D Design and Printing
Introduce your child to the world of digital fabrication, where they can produce in the real world whatever they can imagine and create on a computer! We will work with powerful 2D and 3D design software that is appropriate for kids, but still able to make complex objects. Then we will teach your child to produce their designs on a variety of digital fabrication machines, including the Creatlity Ender 3 Pro (3D Printer), the Glowforge Laser Cutter, the Silhouette Vinyl Cutter, the DrawBot and much more! Participants will take home all of their creations!
Ages 10 -14
MakerCamp
This camp is for kids who like to make interesting, artistic, and technical inventions! We will make a variety of amazing projects that move, draw, fly, grab, and most of all make kids think.
July 17th to July 21st
Ages 6 to 9
MakerCamp
This camp is for kids who like to make interesting, artistic, and technical inventions! We will make a variety of amazing projects that move, draw, fly, grab, and most of all make kids think.
Ages 10 to 14
Fabrication – 3D Design and Printing
Introduce your child to the world of digital fabrication, where they can produce in the real world whatever they can imagine and create on a computer! We will work with powerful 2D and 3D design software that is appropriate for kids, but still able to make complex objects. Then we will teach your child to produce their designs on a variety of digital fabrication machines, including the Creatlity Ender 3 Pro (3D Printer), the Glowforge Laser Cutter, the Silhouette Vinyl Cutter, the DrawBot and much more! Participants will take home all of their creations!
July 24th to July 28th
Ages 6 to 9
Introduction to Robotics
Combining colorful LEGO building elements, easy-to-use hardware, and an intuitive drag-and-drop coding language based on Scratch, SPIKE Prime continuously engages students through playful learning activities to think critically and solve complex problems, regardless of their learning level. From easy-entry projects to limitless creative design possibilities, including the option to explore text-based coding with Python, SPIKE Prime helps students learn the essential STEAM and 21st century skills needed to become the innovative minds of tomorrow… while having fun!
Ages 10 to 14
Vex IQ Robotics
Campers will be utilizing building, programming, and mechanical engineering skills to complete daily challenges with our Vex IQ robotics kits. Each day we will bring new and more complex challenges that will stretch students’ abilities to new heights. Each student will get to choose to work alone on their own robot (based on availability) or work with another camper.
July 31st to August 4th
Ages 6 to 9
Video Game Programming w/ Scratch
Campers will learn to program using a wide range of coding platforms, including one of the most popular video game software packages available, developed by engineers at MIT’s Media Lab. This camp employs a split day format where campers get to spend the morning learning programming skills, and the afternoon is spent completing cooperative online game challenges.
Check out these Scratch Projects created at DigiCamp.
This is our most popular Summer Camp offering, which is why we are offering it twice. However, games that campers will create will be different in each session, so campers can take both sessions without fear of “we already did these projects.”
Ages 10 to 14
Video Game Programming w/ Scratch
Campers will learn to program using a wide range of coding platforms, including one of the most popular video game software packages available, developed by engineers at MIT’s Media Lab. This camp employs a split day format where campers get to spend the morning learning programming skills, and the afternoon is spent completing cooperative online game challenges.
Check out these Scratch Projects created at DigiCamp.
This is our most popular Summer Camp offering, which is why we are offering it twice. However, games that campers will create will be different in each session, so campers can take both sessions without fear of “we already did these projects.”