Campers in grades K-6 can spark their creativity and build collaboration skills while controlling their own flight simulation robots, protecting Earth’s ecosystems, and designing the ultimate sports complexes. Local educators lead fun, hands-on STEM activities at this innovative day program.
Kids in grades K-6 receive activity kits packed with materials to get them designing the next great invention and gaining confidence as innovators. This flexible program can be screen-free and self-led, or enhanced through online collaboration sessions with coaches and participants.
Challenge Camp @Home is a virtual day camp for children ages 4-15 with live interactive classes and dynamic instructors. Parents and campers customize a program by choosing from over 100 STEM and arts electives, as well as active options, like hip hop, fencing, and yoga.
Get ready for a week of adventure, fun, and innovation. During Codeverse's week-long virtual camps, kids ages 6-13 learn to code, build share-worthy mobile games, get published in an app store, attend virtual field trips, earn digital achievement badges, and more.
Digital Media Academy's online STEAM Learning Lab offers access to 10 age-appropriate courses custom-designed for students from kindergarten through high school. Each course represents 15-20 hours of learning for engaged learners for a total of 150-200 hours across technology disciplines.
Digital Media Academy's online STEAM Learning Lab offers students access to age-appropriate online courses for ages 7-18. Each custom-designed course represents 15-20 hours and is sold in age-group bundles of 10 classes, providing 150-200 hours of learning across technology disciplines.
Make it! Summer Camp offers interactive, hands-on sessions for rising 2nd-9th graders, live-streamed direct to your home. Choose from an array of enriching, half-day virtual programs focused on electronics, coding, 3-D design, wizard magic, space exploration, and more.
Kids 4 Coding, an award-winning leader in youth computer education, offers half- and full-day co-ed summer technology programs for students ages 7-16. A small-group format, with a 5:1 student-to-teacher ratio, gives kids plenty of attention and opportunities to socialize with peers.
Kids 4 Coding, an award-winning leader in computer education for youth, offers half- and full-day co-ed summer technology programs for students ages 7 to 16, divided by age group. Interactive and affordable programs are offered at Bentley University and Lesley University.
The workshop trains the next generation of civic leaders in communication, decision-making, and advocacy. Subjects include public speaking, argumentative writing, current events, and interdisciplinary: topics in philosophy, psychology, economics, sociology, history, civics, and statistics.
Girls ages 12 and up explore the world of modeling and fashion at this empowering virtual camp for girls. Each day, campers learn about the industry from leading industry professionals and top models and agencies.
Renaissance Adventures offers online adventure camps for girls and boys ages 7-17 all summer long. Led by a team of Quest Leaders and Game Masters, groups of up to 6 kids of like ages choose characters to play as they adventure together through a mythical land.
Experience Apple Camp from home this season, with live orientation sessions, question and answer opportunities and unique projects to be completed at the camper's own pace. Projects include learning to code a robot and creating a positive message video.
Camp Invention's virtual programming, designed for kids entering grades K-6, includes activity kits packed full of fun materials and shipped directly to campers, providing a screen-free camp experience alongside an online connection to coaches and other campers.
Lavner's STEM camps are virtual this year, and kids ages 6-14, can attend one or more of 35 cutting-edge virtual tech camps. Morning or afternoon options are available, in addition to one-on-one sessions with tech experts in Minecraft, Roblox, scratch coding, and more.
Catering to ages 4-15, Maryland's Club SciKidz has multiple locations and tons of STEAM and STEM summer camp options, including Roblox, 3-D printing, rocket science, game design, and more. Virtual camps are underway; in-person options begin in July.
CodeREV has pivoted to virtual camps in 2020 and is already up and running programs for ages 6-14. Camps themes include Roblox, Minecraft, Mathcraft, modeling and animation, and much more. Screen-free tech breaks are filled with traditional camp activities.
Create & Learn's online camp programs feature no more than four students/teacher, with STEM and STEAM options galore for kids in grades 2 and up: Scratch, robotics, apps, data science, Minecraft, Python, and more.
This summer, Emagination Tech Camps brings its 30+ years of experience online, from late June through mid July. Virtual camp runs in one week sessions with technology courses delivered by live instructors during the day and social activities in the evening.
Creativity, critical thinking, communication, and collaboration: Game Camp Nation emphasizes the 4 C's needed for success in today’s media-driven world. Hands-on projects spark curiosity and the sense of accomplishment that accelerates transition from hesitation to independence.
ID Tech is offering weeklong virtual tech camps all summer long for ages 7-19. Whether your student wants to dive into coding, AI, machine learning, film, robotics, or game design, ID Tech aims to bring the magic of camp to them...online.
Mad Science offers virtual and in-person science summer camps for grades 1 to 6 at multiple DC-area locations. Virtual programs start in late June and include an at-home supply kit. In-person programming is planned for later in the summer, pending local government approval.
Steve & Kate's summer camp program in Alexandria is open to kids ages 5-12 and includes plenty of science and STEM options plus a traditional day camp program. Camp fees include pizza and snacks daily.
One of DC's favorite STEM camps has gone virtual this summer, reimagined as Camp OptimisTIC. The daily schedule includes multiple technology options—like animation, programming, digital arts/music/photography—plus athletics, and special events.
