San Ramon and Danville

In this program, students learn how to communicate with AI through hands-on activities, creative projects, and games. They practice prompt engineering, create stories, images, and simple games, and explore AI’s strengths, limits, and biases. The course builds critical thinking, responsible use, and future-ready skills for an AI-driven world.

In this course, students explore clean technology by building circuits that model electric cars, windmills, and solar devices. They learn series and parallel circuits, work with real components like LEDs and switches, and reinforce concepts through videos, Kahoot, and guided hands-on activities that bring every idea to life.

In this camp, children use Scratch block coding to design interactive games while learning loops, variables, conditionals, and animation. They add sounds, music, and AI-generated characters to their projects, building creativity, logic, and problem-solving skills as they become confident young game designers and AI creators.

Young inventors explore engineering by building moving mechanisms with gears, pulleys, cams, and motors. They begin with guided models, then create their own designs while developing problem-solving and teamwork skills. Videos, games, and simple block coding keep learning fun and bring their creations to life, inspiring confidence and curiosity.