New Location: 11828 Rancho Bernardo Rd #115, San Diego 92128
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Participant Age: 4-12
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]]>Creatively Wild’s popular Stop Motion Animation Camp invites kids and teens to dive into the art of storytelling through animation. Participants will develop story ideas, design sets and characters, and experiment with prop-making using clay, drawings, LEGO, and more.
They’ll learn how to stage scenes, build engaging narratives with tension and drama, incorporate themes and titles, and enhance their projects with sound, music, and special effects.
These setups are inspired by our specialized programs, where kids build simple scenes and use characters to act out stories. These sets encourage collaboration, creativity, and narrative-building through play.
For more information, visit our Contact Page.
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We provide receipts for Dependent Care Account reimbursement!
Participant Age: 4-12
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]]>Design, build, and compete like the pros in a BattleBots-inspired experience. In this introductory robotics course, you’ll work with teammates to create and customize your own LEGO robot.
Using guided design principles and hands-on workshops, you’ll develop a unique robot character with attachable features. Then put your creation to the test through driving challenges, obstacle courses, and an exciting robot tournament to crown your champion.
Check out our full list of STEM programs or contact us for more details.
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Participant Age: 5-15
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Welcome to our Intro to Robotics program for children ages 5 to 8!
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Whether your child is just beginning their robotics journey or already has some basic experience, this program is designed to spark curiosity and foster hands-on learning. Our curriculum goes further—introducing engaging STEM challenges that make learning both exciting and meaningful. With the right tools and guidance, young learners gain confidence as they explore foundational STEM ideas in creative ways.
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At the heart of our program is the LEGO® robotics system—a versatile platform that encourages experimentation and discovery. Through building with motors, sensors, gears, and pulleys, children bring their creations to life while developing problem-solving skills and a deeper understanding of how technology works.
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For more information, check out our STEM programs or contact us.
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Robotics program for students aged 8–15
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Robotics that inspires curiosity and creativity in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics). Each season, teams explore a real-world theme—such as renewable energy, space exploration, or transportation—while learning to apply scientific and engineering principles.
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Students design, build, and program an autonomous LEGO® robot using technology to complete themed missions on an official playing field. In addition, teams create an Innovation Project, where they research a real problem related to the annual theme and present an innovative solution. Throughout the program, participants practice Core Values such as teamwork, inclusion, innovation, and fun.
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The experience concludes with a Showcase Day, where teams present their projects and demonstrate their robots to parents, mentors, and guests. This final celebration allows students to share what they’ve learned, highlight their creativity, and celebrate their accomplishments in an engaging, supportive environment.
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