June 12th - 16th | Colorado is a hub for the newest craze in architecture, Tiny Homes! Unleash your inner architect as you learn what it takes to design and build a model Tiny Home using Google Sketch Up. You will learn about the innovative green technology and creative solutions that go into designing these efficient Tiny Homes. Participants will build a scaled model of their design to take home, along with new-found skills and inspiration!
June 26th - 30th | Have you ever wondered how they make the cartoons like Steven Universe, Spongebob Squarepants, Pokemon, Phineas and Ferb, or Bob’s Burgers? Find out in this hands-on summer camp where you’ll create an animated film! Collaborate with other kids and learn what it’s like to work for a professional animation studio. Gain confidence in your animation skills and learn skills like keyframing, in-betweening, filming, editing and audio production as you make your own cartoon. This class is for ages 10 to 18, with no artistic skills required! Learn the essential skills involved in making drawn animation and walk away with a film that you can show friends and family!
July 10th - 14th | Get inside the mind of a video game designer as you learn to build First Person game levels in Unity 3D. Unity is a free game development platform that professionals use to create games for PC, IOS, and Android devices including Google Cardboard VR applications. An introduction to level design, this camp will help to get you going on the path of designing and creating your own games. Participants will learn the basics of Unity 3D and level design while they create a first-person maze game.
July 24th - 28th | Join us and learn the basics of programming and coding using the Raspberry Pi at our STEM Raspberry Pi summer camp! Raspberry Pi is a fully functional computer about the size of a deck of cards. This $35 computer was designed by a non-profit to teach basic computer science in schools and developing countries. Since its release in 2006, the Raspberry Pi has become a mainstay in education circles and Maker projects. At entry-level camp, participants will learn the basics of programming the Raspberry Pi and will learn how to use peripherals (sensors, cameras, etc) to create their own projects. We will have Raspberry Pi kits available to purchase but campers are more than welcome to bring their own.
