The camp offers a unique blend of LEGO building and coding with real-world engineering challenges, all within the engaging environment of the Museum of Life and Science.
In the LEGO: Junior Programmers camp, children in 1st and 2nd grade discover the fundamentals of coding and engineering through hands-on activities. Using LEGO Spike software, campers build and program robots to perform various tasks, such as exploring natural environments, moving materials, and navigating different terrains. The program incorporates real-world engineering challenges, encouraging participants to develop problem-solving skills and foster their creativity in a structured, engaging setting. Campers will gain an understanding of how mechanical robots function and interact with their surroundings.
Campers participate in hands-on, camp topic-themed activities, visit exhibits, and engage in free play, with a break for lunch.
This camp is ideal for elementary school-aged children interested in robotics, coding, and hands-on engineering challenges using LEGO.
Museum of Life and Science, Durham, NC
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