Summer Camps in Elk Park, NC

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Week 1- BotShopRocks - EV3/ NXT - Bot Shop Location
TECH IT OUT Robotics is a high tech interactive day camp where kids and teens learn how to construct, code and compete with a robot of their own design in small teams. While having fun, youth are engaged in teamwork, as well as computer science, problem solving using math, robot engineering design concepts and critical thinking. SKILLS BASED EDUCATIONAL ROBOTICS | ROBOTICS TEAM DEVELOPMENT Campers will be able to: • Define what a robot is in their own words • Identify LEGO parts by proper name, category and functionality • CONSTRUCT robots using LEGO instructions and own unique arm designs • Program using unplugged EV3 Brick programming • CODE using EV3-G to make the robot go forward, reverse, and make various turns • Use proportional math to improve robot precision like stopping at a given distance • Use engineering process to plan and solve a problem using math • COMPETE in small teams with a robot of their own design in FINALE Challenge FINALE CHALLENGE GAME OPTIONS FOR SUMMER 2015- ** Depends on location "EV3 Space Challenge" is a theme-based camp where learners are introduced to the exciting world of robotics through building and programming the NEW LEGO EV3 robots.... 8322080445.0

Minecraft 3D Adventures– Ages 6-8 - Goleta Presbyterian Church
(no experience needed) Think Minecraft is just a video game? Think again. Create, explore, and put your problem-solving skills to the test. Lets pretend youre alone in a mysterious new world, full of hidden dangers. You have only minutes to find food and shelter before darkness falls and the monsters come looking for you. What do you do? What we teach you might just save your life! Learn how to find resources; make a shelter; craft tools, armor, and weapons, and protect yourself from monsters. Campers also create their own adventure map as design, production, and test playing guide them. Campers learn how to work as a team as they take on the real-world jobs of programmer, game designer, artist, and architect. There are two modes of the game. The scenario above describes the survival mode. There is also a creative mode where there are no monsters and you will be able to fly around and have unlimited resources to build amazing creations and buildings. What kind of adventure you choose will be up to you! NO Minecraft account is needed for THIS CAMP as we have licenses ready for use. Just come and learn the basics, as well as... 805-570-1988

The Art of Geometry - The Derryfield School
Two disciplines that naturally go hand-in-hand will be explored jointly. Students will learn how to begin from Geometry to develop Art but also how Art equally informs comprehension and development of Geometry. The possibilities are infinite. (603) 721-1327

Chicago Bulls Point Guard Camp (9-14yrs) Lisle - Lisle Bulls/Sox Academy
Our Point Guard Camp is designed to teach players specific techniques at the guard positions, highlighted the on court relationship between guards and the big post players as it is one of the most important on the court. Learn how to make the inside-outside game work for you. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Please dress in athletic gear and bring a water bottle. See you in camp! AGE CATEGORY Child LOCATION Lisle Center Court A at Lisle Bulls/Sox Academy Lisle Western Court A at Lisle Bulls/Sox Academy Lisle Center Court B at Lisle Bulls/Sox Academy Lisle Western Court B at Lisle Bulls/Sox Academy

Advanced Robotics with LEGO EV3-Gayton Baptist - Gayton Baptist Church
Using LEGOs New EV3 Space Challenge Set and Activity Pack, campers are introduced to robotics with a very current and real-world theme, traveling to and living on Mars! Campers will work as scientists and engineers as they progress through a set of lessons, challenges, and projects that fully integrate science, technology, engineering, and math concepts, while prompting creative problem solving, communication, and teamwork. Campers will learn the basics of gears to help them apply physical science and math principles to build effective robots. They will also progress through a series of missions in which they investigate, observe, calculate, and apply their knowledge to solve specific tasks. Our space engineers will conduct research as they explore, plan, and develop three fundamental challenges NASA engineers and scientists are working to solve: How to endure humans can survive in space; how humans can create energy in space; and how robots can help humans explore space. 678-294-9504