Watch for 2020 Summer Camps Registration Information in the Spring of 2020.
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Exploding Science
June tbd | 9:00am-12:30pm
held at 7040 Stapoint Ct
Winter Park FL 32792
$125.00
Science and robotics go hand in hand in our Exploding Science robotics camp. Students form LEGO Robotic teams to learn simple programming, strategy and design with LEGO NXT kits to complete missions for a friendly end-week competition. Exciting hands-on science experiments and team building games round out the fun.
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EV3 Robotics Camp
June tbd | 1:00-4:30pm
held at 7040 Stapoint Ct
Winter Park FL 32792
$135.00
A week-long day camp where students design, build, & program robots. The camp is enriched with mini-projects and week-long goals that promote team- work and creativity. Along with the mini-projects, student learn some of the fundamental aspects of robotics and programming thru hands on learning. Ideal for those with some or no EV3 experience.
(Not advanced learning)
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Hosted and run by 4-H Exploding Bacon Team Students & Mentors
Exploding Bacon Summer Camps
2012 | 2013 | 2014 | 2015 | 2016 | 2017 | 2018 | 2019
Since starting Exploding Science Summer Camps in the summer of 2012, we have expanded the FIRST Lego League team members within Exploding Bacon, St. Luke’s Presbyterian School, and other areas in Orange and Seminole Counties. Our summer camps were built on the basis of our Exploding Science program and FIRST LEGO League Robotics.
Exploding Science is a series of hands on science experiments covering the topics of Physics, Chemistry, Simple Machines, and Alternative Energy. As a result of our LEGO Robotics Summer Camps, Exploding Science now covers Engineering concepts too.
Our team’s students serve as mentors, develop, and present the lessons on the science experiments and FIRST LEGO League robotics. Bacon students learned the challenge of being a mentor: standing back, guiding students, encouraging, and not ‘doing’ for them. They learned the value of mentoring younger students as well as the value of the restraint shown by their FIRST Robotics Competition mentors and gained skills they will use for a lifetime. It was a truly rewarding experience for both the camp students and our team.