The camp provides a fun and collaborative environment where students can build, program, and test their own robotic creations while developing critical thinking and innovation skills.
The Congressional School's Robotics & Coding 3D camp offers hands-on instruction in robotics and engineering for rising fifth through ninth graders. Campers will engage in building, programming, and testing their own robotic creations using various tools. The curriculum focuses on exploring engineering concepts, learning the basics of coding, and experimenting with sensors, motors, and interactive components. Through a variety of build-and-code challenges, students will develop problem-solving skills, test solutions, and refine their designs in a collaborative environment. The camp aims to spark confidence, build persistence, and create memorable summer experiences while fostering creativity, critical thinking, and innovation.
A typical day involves hands-on activities where campers design, build, test, and refine their robotic creations, exploring circuitry, simple robotics, mechanical design, and maker-style projects. Campers also visit the Congressional Camp pool twice a week.
This camp is best for rising fifth through ninth graders who are interested in hands-on learning in robotics, coding, and engineering.
Sleepy Hollow Elementary School, 3333 Sleepy Hollow Road, Falls Church, VA
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