TechVenture Summer Camps – Seattle Eastside
Where kids practice critical thinking and problem solving while they play and explore technology.
Minecraft Mash-up
All about Minecraft! Learn how to code Mods and build electronics in a Minecraft world.
Code Camp
Kids practice design and code with digital games and robots using Scratch App and Wonder Bots.
starting at $275
Age 8-11
Issaquah, Bellevue, Seattle, Redmond, North Bend
FULL DAY options
Code Camp Jr.
A fun introduction camp, young children learn the basics of coding with tablets and bots!
Tech Mash-ups
4 different camps to choose from where kids have fun coding and inventing with circuits.
starting at $275
Age 8-11
Issaquah, Bellevue, Redmond, North Bend, Snoqualmie, Newcastle
FULL DAY options
Digital Photography
Kids learn photo taking techniques, with outdoor excursions, collaborative photo shoots, and a hands-on project.
Teen Camps
Just for teens: Learn to code Minecraft Mods or combine coding and tinkering in our Tech Mash-up with Python and Circuits.
Tech Education for Kids & Teens
TechVenture Kids inspires our youth through engaging, hands-on projects and challenges designed to inspire kids to become Tech Smart and drivers of their Digital Future. Students gain an edge in STEM while learning to create and program (code) games, gadgets, robots and more!
SUMMER CAMP Locations
WHY TECHVENTURE KIDS?
- Students engage in short flexible projects, with lots of choice and challenges, giving them a chance to enjoy self-directed learning, and accomodate all levels.
- Instructors discuss computer concepts through demonstrations, class involvement, and unplugged activities
- We encourage a “club” atmosphere where students are encouraged to collaborate and learn from each other
- We keep our classes small with Instructor to Student Ratio at a maximum of 1:9, enabling more 1-on-1 time with students
- All classes are open to mixed ages and levels, encouraging students to be both learners and teachers
- Creating critical 21st century thinkers, our first question to a raised hand: “How did you try to solve the problem?”
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