The camp offers a unique blend of building fully autonomous Lego robots, participating in Battlebot tournaments, and engaging in diverse hands-on science and 3D printing activities.
The Penguin Coding School Robotics Camp offers an immersive experience where students learn robotics by building fully autonomous Lego robots. The program emphasizes hands-on learning, culminating in optional Battlebot tournaments where students can test their creations. Beyond robotics, the camp integrates hands-on science experiments, covering topics from making slime to building bottle rockets, fostering curiosity and practical knowledge. Students also gain an introduction to 3D printing, learning to code designs and taking home their printed creations. The curriculum is designed to provide a balance of coding, robotics, and off-screen STEM activities, ensuring a dynamic and engaging learning environment. The camp aims to develop critical thinking, coding, and design skills through real-world problem-solving.
A typical day includes coding lessons, a snack break, 3D printing and science experiments, lunch with outdoor time, more coding lessons, and Lego Robotics activities.
This camp is ideal for students aged 6-18 who are interested in a balanced STEM experience, combining coding, robotics, and hands-on science experiments.
43 Harvard Street, Brookline, MA 02445
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