QUANTUM KIDZ VIRTUAL STEAM LEGO®® CAMP
Quantum Kidz’ fun, safe, and creative LEGO® Summer, March Break and Winter Break CAMPs have gone virtual!
Now campers ages 6-14 can join Mr. LEGO® from wherever they are, for themed educational builds that explore nifty science, technology, engineering, art and math (STEAM) concepts in the real world.
Courtesy of UofT, this camp video exhibits the fun, interactive and social Virtual STEAM LEGO® Club that we offer for our young campers.
Each afternoon for one week, your child’s creativity and imagination will be transported to places such as wonders of the ocean floor, space stations, pyramids, and castles and towers, past and future innovations, money and commerce, rural life and urban development, Shakespeare plays and storytelling, and more.
All you need for your child to get started is an internet connection, a computer or notebook with camera and microphone, and your own collection of basic LEGO® pieces
“My grandsons enjoyed their 1st day of Lego camp - the theme was math and Egypt, and it was a fun adventure for them. They built pyramids (the Santa on top was silly Nana's idea), an obelisk, a sphinx, the Nile river (complete with alligator), flowering cacti, and we had a blast.”
~ Penny
“My daughter Emma really loved your summer Zoom Lego Camp, thanks for the extra effort that went into making it happen.” ~ Steven
“At first we were skeptical about our children enjoying summer camp on Zoom but after the first day we knew that we made the right decision. Throughout the week they jumped out of bed excited that they were going to build something new, see the other campers and have fun with Mr. LEGO. From all of us thank you!”
~ Elizabeth
Frequently asked questions
What does the LEGO® CAMP experience look like?
LEGO® CAMP runs Monday to Friday from 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m.
Each afternoon before 1:00 your camper will log into Zoom. We chose Zoom because it is very user friendly.
How much and what kind of LEGO® pieces do we need?
Do I have to be involved during the CAMP?
What if I want to build with my child?
What if all my children want to participate?
What if my child does not take to the online CAMP?
Where do I start?