Summer 2026 · Online Camps
Real missions.
Real code.
Real confidence.
Two cohorts. Limited seats. Fully online — built for students who want more than another passive summer.
🌙 Camp 01
Mission Artemis
A 5-day lunar simulation where students take on real crew roles, write code in Scratch, pilot a virtual Sphero rover through a lunar obstacle course, and design their official mission patch in Canva. By Friday, they've built an actual mission — and presented it to a live audience.
What your child builds
- A complete flight plan with mission parameters
- A Scratch program to control a virtual Sphero rover
- A no-code chatbot crew assistant
- A mission patch + mission control poster in Canva
- A live showcase presentation for parents
Scratch
Sphero Edu
Canva
No-code chatbot
Zoom
The 5-day mission
Day 1
Mission Briefing
Meet your crew. Set mission parameters. Choose your role.
Day 2
Code the Rover
Program a virtual Sphero through a lunar obstacle course in Scratch.
Day 3
Build the Chatbot
Give your crew a no-code AI assistant. No experience needed.
Day 4
Mission Control
Design your HQ in Canva — mission patch, poster, and final brief.
Day 5
Live Showcase
Present to a real audience including parents. Real feedback, real pride.
⚠ Only 10 spots — Summer 2026
Mission Artemis Registration
$279 CAD per student · 5 days
🎮 Camp 02
AI Game Studio
A 5-day intensive where teens build and publish an actual web game powered by real AI — using HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and the Claude API. Not a toy project. Not a tutorial. A real game they built, with their own system prompt, deployed to the web by Friday.
What your teen builds
- A web game with their own custom game mechanic
- An AI system prompt that controls the game's behavior
- A polished front end in HTML, CSS, and JavaScript
- A published URL they can share anywhere
- A live demo played by other campers on Day 5
HTML / CSS / JS
Claude AI
Anthropic API
VS Code / browser
Zoom
The 5-day studio
Day 1
Game Design
Define your genre, mechanic, and win condition. Prototype on paper.
Day 2
Build the Engine
HTML/CSS/JS structure, game loop, and core interaction.
Day 3
Add the AI
Write a system prompt. Integrate Claude. Test safety and behavior.
Day 4
Polish + Publish
UX, styling, bug fixes. Deploy your game to a live URL.
Day 5
Live Demo
Play each other's games. Real audience. Real feedback. Real pride.
⚠ Only 8 spots — Summer 2026
AI Game Studio Registration
$299 CAD per student · 5 days
Before you register
Questions parents ask us
Yes — for both camps. Mission Artemis starts from Scratch, literally. Every concept is introduced through the game mechanic, not a lecture. AI Game Studio moves faster, but every step is scaffolded. Curiosity matters more than prior experience.
A laptop or desktop with Chrome. A reliable internet connection. A Zoom account. That's it. No software to install before camp starts — we handle all the setup on Day 1.
All sessions are recorded. We don't offer makeup sessions, but your child can watch the recording and catch up before the next day. The showcase on Day 5 is live — we'd love for them to be there.
No. Every session is live on Zoom with Rocy and a small group — maximum 10 students for Mission Artemis, 8 for AI Game Studio. Your child will get direct feedback, real back-and-forth, and a group to build with.
Dates are announced on May 29, 2026. Register now to hold your spot — no payment is processed until dates are confirmed and you've approved the schedule.
Full refund up to 7 days before camp start. No refunds after that point, but you can transfer your spot to another student.
Summer 2026 spots are filling up.
Both cohorts have hard caps. Once they're gone, they're gone.
