Magikid stands out with its award-winning curriculum, small class sizes (6:1 student-to-instructor ratio), and a focus on 3-4 unique projects daily to ensure continuous skill advancement and engagement.
The Magikid STEM and Tech Summer Camp's Drone and Robotics Camp offers a hands-on, project-based learning experience where students aged 9-14 delve into the exciting world of drone technology and robotics. Campers will master the physics of flight, understanding concepts like lift, thrust, drag, and weight, and apply this knowledge to program autonomous drone behaviors. The curriculum progresses from foundational block-based coding to Python scripting, allowing students to develop professional-grade computer science skills such as sequencing, loops, and logic. Beyond flight, students explore robotics engineering, including VEX IQ robotics and mechanical design, and learn about onboard drone hardware like barometers, optical flow, distance sensors, and gyroscopes for obstacle avoidance and precision navigation. The camp emphasizes real-world engineering challenges, fostering creativity, problem-solving, and teamwork through 3-4 distinct projects daily, ensuring continuous learning and skill advancement.
A typical day involves 3-4 hands-on projects, alternating between robotics and coding, with a lunch break and potentially outdoor or VR activities.
This camp is best for tech-curious middle school students who enjoy hands-on challenges, building, coding, and exploring the mechanics of flight and robotics.
Highland Park / North Dallas location
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