The Artemis Robotic Innovators program offers an exciting opportunity for students entering 4th through 7th grades to explore the world of robotics. Held at the BASF Planetarium in Clute, Texas, this session provides hands-on experience with robotics technology, fostering critical thinking and problem-solving skills. Students will work in a collaborative environment, learning the fundamentals of design and programming. This camp is a perfect way for young innovators to develop their STEM interests during the summer.
What to Expect
Students can expect a fun and educational environment where they will build and program robots while working with peers.
Who Should Attend
- Students entering 4th-7th grade
- STEM enthusiasts
- Young robotics fans
- Parents seeking summer enrichment
Agenda Overview
The camp begins at 8:00 AM, focusing on robotics design, programming, and team-based challenges.
Venue & Address
Organizer
The Center for the Arts & Sciences · Non-profit
A community center providing educational and cultural programs in the Brazosport area.
Frequently Asked Questions
What grades is this for?
Students entering 4th through 7th grades.
Where is it held?
BASF Planetarium, Clute, TX.
What is the cost?
Please check the BCFAS website for pricing.
What should students bring?
Please check the BCFAS website for supply requirements.
Is prior experience needed?
No, the camp is designed for various skill levels.
How do I register?
Visit the BCFAS website to reserve tickets.
Tags
robotics
STEM
camp
Clute
Texas
education
Summary
A robotics camp for students in grades 4-7 at the BASF Planetarium in Clute, TX.
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Highlights
- Hands-on robotics experience
- STEM-focused curriculum
- Collaborative learning environment
- Expert instruction
- Designed for grades 4-7
- Located at BASF Planetarium
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