MAKE 555 uniquely blends robotics and art, offering a multi-disciplinary approach that integrates technology with creative self-expression and mindfulness.
MAKE 555 Robotics & Art Innovation Camp offers an engaging STEAM experience where children in rising 1st to 6th grade learn to design, build, program, and compete with various robotic equipment. Campers utilize tools such as LEGO WeDo/Boost/EV3/SPIKE robots, Sphero, Ozobots, Makeblock, and Parrot Drones. The curriculum integrates playfulness, teamwork, engineering/design thinking skills, and creativity through expressive arts and mindfulness. Students also explore 3D design and printing using Tinkercad and leverage AI design tools like DALL-E 3. The camp aims to foster new skills and knowledge in robotics technology while promoting resiliency and joy through a multi-disciplinary creative arts curriculum that includes visual arts, photography, mindful movement, drama, and play.
The program provides personalized attention, allowing each student to engage at their competency level and advance throughout the week. Campers will gain a strong foundation in robotics, increased confidence with technology, and pride in their creations. The camp is designed to build confidence, spark imagination, and introduce foundational engineering skills in a fun, playful way, making it suitable for first-time coders and budding engineers who enjoy building and tinkering.
A typical day involves hands-on activities where campers design, build, program, and compete with robots, alongside engaging in creative arts for self-expression and movement.
This camp is best for first-time coders and budding engineers in elementary school who love to build, tinker, and explore the intersection of robotics and art.
701 W Howard Ave, Decatur, GA 30030
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