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Engineering For Kids is kicking off the Summer of Exploration with in-person and virtual camps. Engineering For Kids has summer camps in the USA, Canada, and 30+ international locations. It’s easy to find a location near you – search for your zip code on our website to see what programs they offer.
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Framingham, Sudbury, Wayland, Weston, Lincoln, Concord,...
- Phoenix Engineering & Science Camp
Our camps run in the spring, winter, and summer for your...
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Apprentice Engineers spend each class designing, building,...
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At Engineering For Kids, we inspire kids ages 4 to 14 to...
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At Engineering For Kids, we inspire kids ages 4 to 14 to build on their innate desire for answers by exploring engineering concepts in a fun, hands-on way. We offer afterschool programs, evening classes, camps, birthday parties, and special events designed to present kids with challenging yet accessible engineering activities from which they ...
Engineering For Kids offers camps in the spring, winter, and summer for children to learn and explore STEM topics. Camps are structured to provide enrichment, teamwork, resilience, and decision-making skills for your child's future.
Explore Drone Racing, 3D Printing, Game Design, Python, Artificial Intelligence and more at the world's most advanced engineering and coding camp for children. Established over 15 years ago, Tech Camp is unique in teaching real engineering and programming through our custom take-home projects.
RoboThink is a leading STEM, coding for children, robotics for kids and engineering program. Build your favorite robots, learn code and play with friends! RoboThink Summer Camp Bookings Open Now!
Find a STEM summer camp for your children, that can teach them all about coding, robotics, animation, AI and much more.
NSBE SEEK is a free, three-week summer program that offers a fun and engaging educational experience for rising 4-6 graders. NSBE SEEK aims to provide high-quality learning opportunities to underrepresented students who otherwise may not have access to a robust STEM education.
