Summer Camps 2026

Our camps combine hands-on learning, flexible entry points, and a supportive environment rooted in the Austin community. Kids can start anytime, return for new challenges, and build skills that last — all while having fun.

Built for Today & the Future
Our camps are designed to build real-world skills kids can use now and carry with them into the future — including problem-solving, creativity, collaboration, and confidence.

We truly care
Our instructors take the time to support each child, encourage curiosity, and help students feel proud of what they build in a positive, welcoming environment.

Rooted in Austin, focused on community
We’re Austin-born and raised, and supporting local schools, families, and community spaces matters to us. We’re proud to grow alongside the communities we serve.

Why families choose us:

• Choice, not one-size-fits-all — Families choose LEGO® Robotics or Drone camps based on interest and location.

• Beginner-friendly, but never boring — New students can jump in anytime, while returning campers continue building skills through new challenges.

• Always something new — Each session features fresh projects, so students can attend multiple camps without repeating activities.

• Skill-building that grows with your child — Projects are age-appropriate and scalable for different experience levels.

• Supportive, small-group instruction — Instructors meet kids where they are and guide them every step of the way.

Our Spring Break Camps are open to elementary-aged students. No prior experience with LEGO® robotics or STEAM activities is required.

We offer half-day sessions from 9:00 AM–12:00 PM and 12:00 PM–3:00 PM. Families may register for either session, or sign up for both sessions to create a full-day camp experience. This flexible structure works well for busy families.

Each day includes hands-on building, coding, creative challenges, free build time, teamwork, and movement breaks using LEGO® Robotics and other STEAM materials. Activities balance structure with flexibility to keep campers engaged and energized.

Mixed-age groups allow campers to learn at their own pace while benefiting from collaboration and peer learning. Activities are scaled by skill level rather than grade, so younger campers are supported and older campers remain challenged. This environment naturally builds confidence, teamwork, and leadership.

All campers should bring a water bottle. Campers attending a half-day session should bring a snack. Campers registered for both sessions (full day) should bring a lunch and two snacks — one for the morning and one for the afternoon.

Returning students get advanced projects, upgraded kits, and repeater challenges, so there’s always something new.

All STEAMworks instructors are experienced, background-checked, and trained to support students in a positive, encouraging camp environment.

We use clear expectations, positive reinforcement, and age-appropriate guidance to create a safe, respectful, and fun learning environment for all campers.

That’s perfectly okay! Many campers are brand new. Our activities are designed so beginners and returning campers can jump in and feel successful.

Please share any allergies or accommodation needs during registration so we can best support your child.

The daily structure remains consistent, but specific activities may vary by day based on camper interests and energy levels.

We can’t offer individual makeup days, but don’t worry — our program is designed so students can easily pick up where they left off. They won’t be behind or lost when they return.

Students typically work in partners or small groups for most of our robotics and engineering activities. Partner work teaches teamwork, communication, and problem-solving — important skills in STEAM learning.

If your child prefers working alone or needs help with social interactions, just let us know! We’re happy to support them and adjust as needed.