Wize Computing Academy offers a project-based curriculum with a low student-to-teacher ratio, ensuring personalized instruction and a fun learning environment where kids develop real-world STEM skills.
Wize Computing Academy offers engaging STEAM summer camps for children aged 4 to 16, with a curriculum designed to cater to various age and experience levels. The camps focus on hands-on projects in coding, robotics, game design, 3D printing, AI, and entrepreneurship. Campers learn to design, build, and code, fostering critical thinking, logic, and problem-solving skills. Activities include creating animations and games using Scratch and Scratch Jr., designing virtual worlds and coding mods in Minecraft, building and programming robots with LEGO Spike, and developing custom games with Roblox Studio and Lua scripting. Some locations also offer an Entrepreneurship camp where students develop and pitch innovative ideas in a Shark Tank-style showcase. The project-based learning approach ensures students are actively involved in creating tangible results, promoting confidence and creativity. The curriculum is aligned with K-12 Computer Science Standards and aims to prepare students to be innovators and leaders in the 21st century.
A typical day includes arrival and welcome, followed by a 'plugged' activity based on the camp theme (hands-on coding, robotics, or design). Campers have a snack break, then an 'unplugged' activity like a STEM project or experiment. After lunch, there's another 'plugged' activity, a break with physical activity or team-building games, and a final 'unplugged' engineering or construction project before departure.
The ideal student is a curious creator, young engineer, or gamer who loves to build, explore, and innovate with technology.
Multiple Locations (e.g., Greenhill School, Addison; Alcuin School, Dallas; The CORE, Coppell)
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