Day Off Camp MLK Day
MLK Day Off Camp for Your Child
RobotCity’s MLK day off camp is another full day of fun for your child. Check out the two awesome robots students will build during this day.
Mornings are once again geared towards younger students (6-9) & afternoons are geared towards older students (9-12). However, children are still welcome and encouraged to attend full day camp as the morning time will get more advanced students warmed up for a more complex robot! Young kids attending the afternoon camp will be challenged and have extra help with one of our awesome robot instructors.
Morning campers enrolled in Veterans Day camp will be building the Solar and Salt Water 3-in-1 Go by Greenex while afternoon campers will be building the Wake Me Robot by Tree of Knowledge.
As always with our Day Off Camps students get to take these two robots home to keep.
Building robots is a great way to keep kids engaged in a fun, hands-on activity while learning things that can spark an interest for robotics, engineering, programming or general science.
Plus, not only do students get to build robots they also get to experiment with different educational activities set on furthering their interest in robot related subjects. Some of the more popular educational activities include the Cubelets and Motors and Generators.
Check out a couple of our educational activities in the following links:
http://www.modrobotics.com/cubelets/
http://www.thamesandkosmos.com/products/construction/rcm.html
Our Half Day Off Camp takes place from 9:00am-12:00pm or 1:00pm-4:00pm on Monday January 19th, 2015. Full Day Off Camp runs 9:00am-4:00pm. Full Day Campers should bring a drink and sack lunch, and may choose to bring a morning and/or afternoon snack. Half Day Campers should bring a drink and may choose to bring a snack.
Space is limited so the sooner you sign up the better.
Come build with us this MLK Day!
Important Information
Ages: 6-12 years old
Cost: $50 per half day child, $100 per full day child (includes all materials and robot kits that children take home)
Date(s):
- January 19, 2015
