Electronic MakerSpace
Learn to be a Maker, and use electrical circuits to create cool stuff!
A MakerSpace is a collaborative work space for making, learning, exploring and sharing. In our Junior Electronic MakerSpace, We provide tools, both common and high-tech, and some basic know-how in electrical wizardry, to help you bring simple materials like cardboard and play-dough to life! Join us for an immersive and very hands-on adventure in Making.
The MakerSpace is a place to get creative and hands-on! Students will love an engaging array of physical and digital activities which activate their critical thinking skills, creative skills, and ability to problem solve. Activities will include: Making bridges strong enough to hold a Sphero robot - then code it to go across, design challenges such as making the tallest structure out of dry noodles, designing your dream home with Lego, learning how to animate objects with iPads, creating board games and arcade games, designing in Minecraft, and so much more!
"Aiden has always been a tech kid so this was the best camp for him, it made his holiday special and he picked up so many new skills.”
Yoni has 20 years of software engineering experience in the financial services industry working in New York, London and Singapore. Yoni's history in Physical Computing education began when he founded the Robotics Club at Tufts University in 1995. He is an engaging, fun-loving instructor and has inspired students to win awards in national competitions such as Innovation, Design and Engineering (IDE) and Robocup.
Cort is a former Navy engineer and an experienced software developer. He believes that everyone can be a "Maker" and has been inspiring kids to create through robotics, game design, electronics, coding, and 3D designs for many years.
Matt Ives is a New Zealand educator, with 15 years experience teaching Elementary School students across New Zealand, Korea, China, and Singapore. He has a Master of Education (Knowledge Networks and Digital Innovation), is a Google Certified Innovator, and certified Apple Teacher. Matt specializes in creating technology-rich, exciting, hands-on, and creative learning experiences for students.
Age | Days | Timing | Price Per Week |
6 through 9 Making With Electronics | Monday to Friday | 9 am to 3 pm |
$725
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*Price includes a healthy lunch (cooked fresh daily),morning and afternoon snacks and a Camp Asia T-shirt.
Time | Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday |
08:30 - 09:00 | Arrival | ||||
09:00 - 10:00 | Introduction & Overview E-Art - Demo |
Electric Sculpting Living Clay I |
Propulsion Studio I Motorized Art |
Design Thinking Brain tornadoes, mind map, built-in trial & error |
Self-Paced Project: Guided Work |
10:00 - 10:30 | Break | ||||
10:30 - 11:30 | The Art Electric I Painting with Batteries & LEDs |
Electric Sculpting Living Clay II |
Propulsion Studio II Rube Goldberg |
Self-Paced Project: Theme Self-Paced Project: Design & Prototype |
Self-Paced Project: Guided Work |
11:30 - 12:30 | |||||
12:30 - 13:00 | Lunch | ||||
13:00 - 14:00 | The Art Electric II E-Greeting Cards |
E-Fashion Week Wearable Tech |
Cymatics Visible Sound |
Self-Paced Project: Guided Work |
Final Presentations (& Parents Showcase) |
14:00 - 15:00 | |||||
15:00 | Afternoon Snack and Home |
Kids will register at the registration table, receive their name tags indicating the camp they're attending, and be brought to class at 9 am.
A full-time nurse is available on-site every camp week for medication collection, first aid, and medical support. All Camp Asia staff are first-aid trained.
Freshly cooked healthy lunches and snacks are provided daily. Inform us in advance of any dietary restrictions. Please note we follow a nut-minimisation policy.
We offer a safe, convenient, and social bus service with stops near your home. Click here for more details.