The camp offers a unique blend of hands-on space-themed projects, virtual space program simulations with Kerbal Space Program, and creative building in Roblox, all within a structured mission-based learning environment.
Students at Camp Tech Revolution's Space Explorers Academy delve into the wonders of space through a blend of hands-on projects and virtual simulations. Campers learn about life in space, design and 3D print their own rockets, and construct a space station using Roblox. They also gain practical engineering skills by building Mars rovers. The curriculum incorporates the Kerbal Space Program, allowing students to create, direct, and build their own space programs, designing spaceships, conducting experiments, and piloting multi-stage rockets within a physics-accurate simulation. Daily missions and challenges provide educational opportunities in physics, rocketry, astronomy, and math, fostering critical thinking and problem-solving skills. The program offers various options to accommodate different skill levels, ensuring an engaging and enriching experience for all participants.
A typical day involves building tech skills in STEM-focused learning spaces, with catered meals at lunchtime and outdoor fun during recess. The camp runs from 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM.
This camp is ideal for curious and imaginative students aged 7-11 who are passionate about space exploration, enjoy hands-on building, and are eager to learn about physics, rocketry, astronomy, and engineering through interactive projects and simulations.
The Hockaday School – 11600 Welch Rd, Dallas, TX 75229
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