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Robotics & Engineering · 🏫 University of Washington

Innovation Lab: Robotics & Coding - UW Youth & Teen Programs

Students gain foundational STEAM skills through hands-on experience with Sphero BOLT+ robots, fostering critical thinking and collaboration in a university setting.

🔥 Elementary 🕒 2-week Day Camp In-person Beginner-friendly 💰 $895–$995 total

About this camp

Students in the Innovation Lab: Robotics & Coding program will delve into the fundamentals of coding and robotics using Sphero BOLT+ robots. They will gain practical experience in both block coding and JavaScript, developing computational thinking and problem-solving skills through engaging, creative challenges. The curriculum emphasizes the foundations of electrical circuits, coding, and robotics, and encourages critical thinking and creative problem-solving within the design process. Students will also have opportunities to collaborate with peers, sharing ideas and tackling challenges as a team.

What a typical day looks like

A typical day involves hands-on coding and robotics activities with Sphero BOLT+ robots, working on creative challenges individually and collaboratively with peers.

Best suited for

This course is ideal for fourth and fifth graders who are curious about coding, robotics, and enjoy hands-on, creative problem-solving.

What you'll learn

Block coding JavaScript Robotics Electrical circuits Computational thinking Creative problem-solving Team collaboration

Location

UW Seattle campus

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