Grades K-3: July 7 – 11   |  July 28 – August 1 

Level up in this hands-on world of Bringing Minecraft to Life ! If you ever wanted to get your hands on a Minecraft world, this is your chance. In this weeklong program, young crafters develop creativity bringing their favorite digital realm into physical form and build resilience through the natural cycle of trial, error, and improvement that every builder faces. As they use cardboard, paper, and construction supplies to create 2D and 3D biomes and cubes, campers practice self-regulation focusing on detailed construction work and strengthen collaboration working side-by-side on their shared Minecraft world.

Creative mode is on in this 3D rendition of Minecraft. Roll up your sleeves and let your imagination come forth! Note: We do not play Minecraft in this program, but campers can pull from their past gaming experience to inspire their physical creations!

Grades 2-3: June 30 – July 3
Grades 4-6: July 21 – 25

Dream big, build tiny! In Tiny Home Builders, young architects develop their curiosity as they explore the art of miniature design! Working with specialized model-making kits, builders strengthen their creativity by bringing their dream spaces to life and building resilience through the natural cycle of trial, error, and improvement that every architect faces.

From crafting elegant living rooms to arranging tiny furniture, campers strengthen their focus while working on detailed construction and develop responsibility for handling delicate materials with care. Working side-by-side, our designers enhance their collaborative skills by sharing techniques and inspiration for their miniature masterpieces with newfound friends. Whether they're creating a cozy cottage or a Mojo Dojo Casa House, each tiny home will be as unique as the architect who designs it!

Grades K-3: June 23 – 27  |  July 14 – 18

Drop that controller and pick up your pencil! In Mario Kart Racetrack Design, we're bringing everyone's favorite racing game into thrilling reality! Young designers develop curiosity exploring how kooky themes like Rainbow Road and Bowser's Castle can inspire real-world tracks, and build resilience through the natural cycle of trial, error, and improvement that every engineer faces.

As they craft their courses using 2D and 3D construction techniques, raceway architects practice self-regulation focusing on detailed blueprint work and strengthen collaboration working side-by-side to test and improve their track designs. Builders develop responsibility as they experiment with cause-and-effect in their creations. By the end of the week, campers will showcase racetracks that Mario (and, of course, Luigi) wishes he could drive!

Note: We do not play Mario Kart in this program, but campers can pull from their past gaming experience to inspire their physical creations!