Rotating Tesla Chain
Campers built a rotating gear chain that helps Tesla the camp dog chase her ball while exploring how motion travels through connected gears.
Campers built a rotating gear chain that helps Tesla the camp dog chase her ball while exploring how motion travels through connected gears.
Campers built a colorful light box, using LEDs and lenses to explore how light, color, and circuits work together.
Campers learned to solder their own personalized LED name tag, gaining hands-on experience with real electronics and professional tools.
Campers designed and built a custom maze while exploring vacuum forming, woodworking, and creative problem-solving.


What We Built Build your own flashlight by turning physical motion into bright, portable electric power! What We Learned Energy Conversion Students discovered how manual movement is transformed into usable

Show your camp pride and rep your camp tee!

Explore the world of coding and engineering with everyone’s favourite building kit, LEGO! Powered by the LEGO SPIKE Essential set, students will build unique LEGO structures and program them to light up, make sounds, and move!

Come join us on a Mars Mission and learn all about circuit-building and programming in a beginner-friendly environment! Students use hand tools and circuits to build an electronically-controlled Mars Habitat with a rotating solar panel and airlock doors.


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