The camp offers a unique blend of Lego Robotics aerospace engineering, computer coding, and an immersive field trip to I-Fly for skydiving training and a STEM lab.
Students participating in the Lego Robotics: Aerospace Engineering camp will delve into the exciting world of aerospace engineering through hands-on activities. The curriculum focuses on teaching the design principles of rovers, satellites, and space stations using Lego Robotics. Campers will gain practical experience in computer coding and programming, essential skills for robotics and engineering. A key highlight of the camp is a field trip to I-Fly, where students will engage in a STEM lab and receive skydiving training, providing a unique, immersive experience related to aerospace concepts. The program emphasizes creative problem-solving and encourages students to build and program robots to tackle real-world engineering challenges.
Beyond the core robotics and aerospace activities, the camp incorporates a balanced daily schedule that includes physical education, music, and art, fostering a well-rounded experience. Students will work in groups for Lego building sessions, present their work, and participate in partnered building challenges, promoting teamwork and communication. All necessary materials, including laptops and software for coding, are provided. The camp aims to inspire young innovators by connecting theoretical knowledge with practical application and exciting field experiences.
A typical day includes check-in, lectures and discussions, group Lego building sessions, small group presentations, partnered building challenges, and review before lunch. Afternoons involve counselor-led activities such as physical education, music, STEM, or art, followed by student-led games, outside play, and quiet reflective time.
This camp is best for curious, energetic children aged 7-13 who enjoy movement, creativity, social connection, and are ready to explore, create, and build friendships while learning about STEM.
5000 Marshall Ford Rd, Austin, TX
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