Kids Coding & STEM Camps in Edina, MN
Kids Coding & STEM Camps in Edina, MN
Kids Coding & STEM Camps in Edina, MN
Instructor-led camps for ages 9–16 with hands-on projects in game design, drones, engineering, electronics, and 3D printing
Instructor-led camps for ages 9–16 with hands-on projects in game design, drones, engineering, electronics, and 3D printing
Hands-On STEM Fun for Every Kid
From summer to school breaks, our camps give kids a chance to dive into hands-on tech adventures. Each camp focuses on a theme—like Minecraft building challenges, 3D printing, game development, Micro:bit gadgets, AI projects, or even Rubik’s cube speed-solving. Kids learn new skills while creating something awesome to take home or show off. Camps are open to all students—no Path Program enrollment required.
From summer to school breaks, our camps give kids a chance to dive into hands-on tech adventures. Each camp focuses on a theme—like Minecraft building challenges, 3D printing, game development, Micro:bit gadgets, AI projects, or even Rubik’s cube speed-solving. Kids learn new skills while creating something awesome to take home or show off. Camps are open to all students—no Path Program enrollment required.
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Campers explore AI in a hands-on creation day where they write powerful prompts, generate safe images, train a simple model, and build their own interactive AI project. With guided steps and advanced options, every student succeeds—supported by a low 1:7 ratio.
Kids explore digital design with Tinkercad and bring their creations to life on a 3D printer. From simple keychains to complex shapes, every student designs and prints a unique item to take home.
Campers explore AI in a hands-on creation day where they write powerful prompts, generate safe images, train a simple model, and build their own interactive AI project. With guided steps and advanced options, every student succeeds—supported by a low 1:7 ratio.
Kids explore digital design with Tinkercad and bring their creations to life on a 3D printer. From simple keychains to complex shapes, every student designs and prints a unique item to take home.
Campers explore AI in a hands-on creation day where they write powerful prompts, generate safe images, train a simple model, and build their own interactive AI project. With guided steps and advanced options, every student succeeds—supported by a low 1:7 ratio.
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Kids explore digital design with Tinkercad and bring their creations to life on a 3D printer. From simple keychains to complex shapes, every student designs and prints a unique item to take home.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this just for kids interested in coding careers?
Not at all. Coding and making are creative outlets as much as technical skills. Some students are future software engineers, while others simply love building things, designing games, or experimenting with technology. Everyone benefits from problem-solving, creativity, and confidence with tech.
What does a typical class session look like?
How do I know which program is right for my child?
What is the Makerspace Program?
What age groups do you serve?
What is the Grace Hopper Program?
Does my child need any experience to join?
What if my child misses a class?
Will I get updates on my child’s progress?
Are classes offered online or in-person?
How often do classes meet?
Will my child be grouped by age or skill?
What is The Clubhouse Social?
How much does it cost?
Can my child switch programs or levels?
Do students get to take their projects home?
What’s your refund/cancellation policy once classes and camps begin?
Is this just for kids interested in coding careers?
Not at all. Coding and making are creative outlets as much as technical skills. Some students are future software engineers, while others simply love building things, designing games, or experimenting with technology. Everyone benefits from problem-solving, creativity, and confidence with tech.
What does a typical class session look like?
How do I know which program is right for my child?
What is the Makerspace Program?
What age groups do you serve?
What is the Grace Hopper Program?
Does my child need any experience to join?
What if my child misses a class?
Will I get updates on my child’s progress?
Are classes offered online or in-person?
How often do classes meet?
Will my child be grouped by age or skill?
What is The Clubhouse Social?
How much does it cost?
Can my child switch programs or levels?
Do students get to take their projects home?
What’s your refund/cancellation policy once classes and camps begin?