MagiKid offers an award-winning curriculum with a low 6:1 student-to-instructor ratio, providing personalized attention and no-repeat projects to ensure continuous skill advancement.
MagiKid Robotics Lab Highland Park Dallas offers immersive STEM summer camps where students aged 4-14 engage in hands-on projects. Campers design, build, code, test, and refine robots, exploring various STEM challenges with real-world impact. Activities include robotics building with platforms like VEX IQ, VEX GO, Dash, Dot, OLLO, and LEGO Robotics, programming with Blockly, Scratch Jr, Scratch, and Python, and 3D modeling with 3D Slash and Tinkercad. Students also delve into artificial intelligence concepts, applying them to bionic hands, robotic dogs, and using AI for generative art and filmmaking. The curriculum emphasizes human-centered design, encouraging empathy, ideation, prototyping, testing, and iteration through team-based problem-solving. Older students (9-14) can explore advanced topics such as humanoid robotics, drone programming, Unity game development, and coding with Minecraft and Roblox. The camp fosters critical thinking, creativity, collaboration, and adaptability, preparing students for future digital and creative careers.
A typical day involves 3-4 hands-on projects where students build, code, and explore various STEM concepts, often tied to exciting weekly themes.
The ideal student is a tech-curious child aged 4-14 who thrives on creativity, hands-on discovery, and wants to build real-world problem-solving skills through robotics, coding, and AI.
6170 Sherry Lane, Dallas, TX
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