The camp provides an action-packed, high-energy week designed to give kids a real taste of what it takes to compete in a FIRST LEGO League-style robotics competition, culminating in a mini-competition showcase.
Students at the Competitive Robotics Camp will immerse themselves in the four key scoring aspects of FLL (FIRST LEGO League) Lego competitions: Robot Design, Core Values, Robot Game, and Innovative Project. Working in duos, campers will design and build robots specifically for missions on an archaeology-themed mission board, learning how competitive teams strategize and prepare. The program emphasizes hands-on experience with SPIKE Prime technology for building and Scratch-based coding for programming. Participants will also research a challenge, design a creative solution, and prepare a team presentation for an innovative project. The camp culminates in a mini-competition showcase where teams present to instructors and compete for the highest mission score, fostering leadership, collaboration, and communication skills.
A typical day involves interactive instruction and hands-on activities in the morning, followed by continued robotics projects and engaging learning activities, a lunch break, team-building activities, and an afternoon session focused on project development and teamwork.
This camp is ideal for children aged 9-14 who enjoy building, coding, problem-solving, and friendly competition, and who want a real taste of what it takes to compete in a FIRST LEGO League-style robotics competition.
2043 Westcliff Drive, Suite 200, Newport Beach, CA 92660
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