• Teacher: Scott Seibert
    Suggested Grade Level: 1 - 2
    4:00 - 5:30 PM
    Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday
    November 9 - 20
    A fun, hands-on coding and storytelling class where students build LEGO adventures and program them to help characters succeed—learning sequencing, loops, and teamwork

  • Teacher: Rachel Bemis
    Suggested Grade Level: 1 - 2
    4:00 - 5:30 PM
    Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday
    September 28 - October 9
    Step into “Legendale Farm” where students will use a fun drone-themed program. Students will learn the drone parts, movements, unplugged coding, board games. This program does not include flying drones but will set kids up for the more advanced drone program to join in 3rd grade.

  • Teacher: Scott Seibert
    Suggested Grade Level: 3 - 5
    4:00 - 5:30 PM
    Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday
    September 28 - October 9
    Blast off into a wildly fun 3D design adventure where students will become space architects, building a futuristic colony on Mars! Kids will love designing custom rovers and alien creatures, then watching their video-game-style creations transform into real 3D-printed prototypes they get to keep.

  • Teacher: Stephen Tucker
    Suggested Grade Level: 3 - 5
    4:00 - 5:30 PM
    Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday
    October 19 - October 30
    In this high-energy Minecraft Education camp, students will dive into the world of Microsoft MakeCode to tackle coding challenges and customize their gameplay experience.

  • Teacher: Scott Seibert
    Suggested Grade Level: 3 - 5
    4:00 - 5:30 PM
    Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday
    November 30 - December 11
    An interactive STEM and coding adventure where students build and program motorized vehicles to help LEGO characters travel around town—mastering sequences, loops, debugging, and teamwork.

  • Teacher: Carter and Kate Kowal
    Suggested Grade Level: 3 - 5
    4:00 - 5:30 PM
    Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday
    November 9 - November 20
    This class uses LEGO pieces and LEGO mini figures to teach students the fundamentals of creating their own stop motion videos.

  • Teacher: Rachel Bemis
    Suggested Grade Level: 4 - 6
    4:00 - 5:30 PM
    Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday
    October 19 - October 30
    Kids will learn to fly and code drones while exploring exciting careers in filmmaking, science, agriculture, emergency response, and more. Through fun projects, they’ll build problem-solving, teamwork, and creative skills—opening doors to future tech-driven jobs. No experience needed!

  • Teachers: Stephen Tucker
    Suggested Grade Level: 4 - 6
    4:00 - 5:30 PM
    Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday
    November 9 - November 20
    Become a Redstone Engineer in Minecraft Education! Students will learn how to build circuits, machines, secret entrances, automated systems, and original inventions using Redstone. Through engineering missions and creative design challenges, students will develop problem-solving skills while creating amazing interactive Minecraft creations. The course concludes with an Innovation Showcase featuring original student-designed inventions.

  • Teacher: Madison Hayworth
    Suggested Grade Level: 6 - 8
    4:00 - 5:30 PM
    Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday
    September 28 - October 9
    In this class, 3D Digital Sculpting with Nomad Sculpting, students are going to be given the opportunity to cultivate their skills in both computer science and art. With the digital art platform, Nomad Sculpt, students will be creating characters and objects using 3D tools like clay, smooth, flatten, trim, and so much more.

  • Teacher: Carter and Kate Kowal
    Suggested Grade Level: 6 - 8
    4:00 - 5:30 PM
    Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday
    October 19 - October 30
    Students get ready to take their stop motion to the next level. Students will learn advanced techniques including camera angles, lighting, and more.

  • Teacher: Christian Ackerman
    Suggested Grade Level: 6+
    4:15 - 5:45 PM (TIME ADJUSTMENT)
    Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday
    November 9 - November 20
    In this dynamic program, filmmaking students explore filmmaking to capture coding, drones, robotics, and digital art - all while documenting their journey on camera.


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