Magikid stands out with its award-winning curriculum, a 6:1 student-to-instructor ratio, 3-4 projects per day, and a no-repeat project policy that tracks student progress to ensure continuous learning and skill advancement.
Magikid Robotics & AI Summer Camps offer an engaging and dynamic environment where students aged 4-14 learn robotics building, programming, 3D modeling, and AI through hands-on projects, themed challenges, and competitive activities. The curriculum is designed to inspire curiosity, build real-world problem-solving skills, and foster collaboration. Campers work on 3-4 distinct projects per day, ensuring continuous engagement and skill development. Younger students (4-9) enjoy a mix of robotics, coding, 3D modeling, and movie-making, often tied to exciting weekly themes. Older students (9-14) delve deeper into specialized subjects such as VEX IQ and Humanoid Robotics, Drone technology, Coding with Minecraft and Roblox, 3D Modeling & Printing, and Unity Game Development. The camp emphasizes a low student-to-instructor ratio (6:1) for personalized attention and tracks student progress to provide new challenges and advanced topics, ensuring no-repeat projects for returning campers. Students gain proficiency in various robotics platforms like OLLO, LEGO Robotics, VEX IQ, and Dash, and learn programming with tools like Scratch Jr., Scratch, Blockly, and Python. They also explore AI concepts, 3D modeling with Tinkercad and 3D Slash, and green screen filmmaking. The program aims to transform curious kids into future innovators by teaching critical thinking, creativity, and collaboration alongside technical skills.
A typical day includes 3-4 hands-on projects covering robotics, coding, and 3D modeling, with breaks for snacks, lunch, and outdoor or VR activities.
This camp is ideal for curious students aged 4-14 who are eager to explore robotics, coding, AI, and engineering through hands-on projects and challenges.
6170 Sherry Lane, Dallas, TX 75225
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