Summer 2022 Youth Programs by Nova Labs MakerSchool
Summer Camps are Open for Registration
This summer, take time to MAKE! Spark and unlock your child’s creativity with a camp at Nova Labs MakerSchool.
Your YOUNG MAKERS (K-3rd grade) can become a LEGO master builder, a wizard, or an artist. These camps provide rich, creative environments for our youngest makers to soak up the maker ethos.
Your KID MAKER (4th - 6th grade) will get to build space stations, windmills, castles, catapults, lashed together bamboo structures, and more in their exploration of the world around them. Our camps focus on delivering creative, unique hands-on experiences for all age groups. Our campers get to play, and make, and think.
Your TEEN camper can get hands-on experience with professional tools guided by professional graphic artists, designers, craftspeople and artisans. Campers learn film-editing, woodworking, digital animation, 3-D printing, soldering, computer-aided design, metalworking, laser cutting, and more!
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All MakerSchool Summer Camps are offered weekly. There are twenty-four camps to choose from.
More information and registration at https://www.novalabsmakerschool.org/summercamps
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Reading that teens get actual shop time with soldering irons and laser cutters made me wish something like this existed when I was that age, since most programs I see water things down until the tools barely matter. The weekly format across twenty-four camps also seems smart, because a single week is enough to spark interest without overwhelming a kid who's still figuring out what they like. We've been supplementing camp weeks with quick no-signup practice at https://senzaregistrazione.com so the momentum doesn't die between sessions.
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