Ahoy Matey - STEAM Camp - June 8-12
Ahoy Matey (June 8–12) invites young explorers to set sail on a week of hands‑on STEAM adventures inspired by pirate lore and ocean engineering. Campers will dive into creative design, problem‑solving, and coding challenges as they build seaworthy vessels and navigate robotic missions across the high seas. Activities are tailored by age group, ensuring engaging, developmentally appropriate experiences for both younger and older campers—each blending imagination, engineering, and technology in true pirate spirit.
Ahoy Matey-June 8-12
Rising 1st-2nd Grade
8:00-11:30
STEAM Theme: Pirate Ship Engineering & Coding Adventures
Description: Students will design and build floating pirate ships, then program DASH, DOT, or Botley robots to navigate treasure maps and complete seafaring missions.
Rising 3rd-5th Grade
12:00-3:15
STEAM Theme: Naval Architecture & Robotic Navigation Description: Students will engineer LEGO Spike pirate vessels with working mechanisms, design 3D-printed ship components in TinkerCAD, and program autonomous navigation systems for ocean exploration.
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Rising 1st-2nd Grade
8:00-11:30
STEAM Theme: Pirate Ship Engineering & Coding Adventures
Description: Students will design and build floating pirate ships, then program DASH, DOT, or Botley robots to navigate treasure maps and complete seafaring missions.
Rising 3rd-5th Grade
12:00-3:15
STEAM Theme: Naval Architecture & Robotic Navigation Description: Students will engineer LEGO Spike pirate vessels with working mechanisms, design 3D-printed ship components in TinkerCAD, and program autonomous navigation systems for ocean exploration.
Register Here
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