Electronic MakerSpace
Making With Electronics (Ages 6-9) - NEW!
Uses basic electrical circuit concepts and materials.
Electricity and electronics are now in almost everything we use, having fuelled the Industrial Revolution, and bringing about the Information Age. But what is Electricity, and how does it work? More importantly, what are some cool, fun projects we can use electricity with in our Electronic MakerSpace? In this camp, children are given the necessary building blocks and inspiration to create Electrically-Powered Arts & Crafts.
Creating Smart Devices (Ages 10-13) - NEW!
Learn about basic micro-controllers and how they are used in real life projects.
The Age of the Robots is upon us, but why be afraid of technology we have full control over? In this module, students are taught the basics of automation and robotics, part of the new sector of Physical Computing that is fueling the most creative innovations today. Children will be challenged with creating a fun mechatronics project to bring home and wow their friends.
We have ample equipment for everyone, so please do not send your child to camp with a computer or tablet.
TESTIMONIALS
"Aiden has always been a tech kid so this was the best camp for him, it made his holiday special and he picked up so many new skills.”
our teachers
Yoni has 20 years of software engineering experience in the financial services industry working in New York, London and Singapore. Yoni's history in Physical Computing education began when he founded the Robotics Club at Tufts University in 1995. He is an engaging, fun-loving instructor and has inspired students to win awards in national competitions such as Innovation, Design and Engineering (IDE) and Robocup.
Cort is a former Navy engineer and an experienced software developer. He believes that everyone can be a "Maker" and has been inspiring kids to create through robotics, game design, electronics, coding, and 3D designs for many years.
camp details
| Age | Days | Timing | Price Per Week |
| 6 through 9 Making With Electronics | Monday to Friday | 9 am to 3 pm |
$650 (No Pro Rata)*
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| 10 through 13 Creating Smart Devices | Monday to Friday | 9 am to 3 pm | $650 (No Pro Rata)* |
*Price includes a healthy lunch (cooked fresh daily),morning and afternoon snacks and a Camp Asia T-shirt
Sample Timetables
6-9 Years, Making with Electronics
| Time | Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday |
| 08:30-09:00 |
Arrival |
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| 09:00-10:00 | Introduction & Overview E-Art - Demo |
Electric Sculpting- Living Clay I | Propulsion Studio I - Motorized Art |
Design Thinking - brain tornadoes, mind map, built-in trial & error |
Self-Paced Project: Guided Work |
| 10:00-10:30 | Break | ||||
| 10:30-11:30 | The Art Electric I - Painting with Batteries & LEDs |
Electric Sculpting - Living Clay II | Propulsion Studio II - Rube Goldberg |
Self-Paced Project: Theme |
Self-Paced Project: Guided Work |
| 11:30-12:30 | Self-Paced Project: Design & Prototype |
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| 12:30 - 13:00 | Lunch | ||||
| 13:00-14:00 | The Art Electric II - E-Greeting Cards | E-Fahion Week - Wearable Tech | Cymatics - Visible Sound |
Self-Paced Project: Guided Work |
Final Presentations (& Parents Showcase) |
| 14:00-15:00 | |||||
| 15.00 | Afternoon Snack and Home | ||||
10-13 Years, Creating Smart Devices
| Time | Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday |
| 08:30-09:00 |
Arrival |
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| 09:00-10:00 | Introduction to Micro:Bit - Making, Prototyping and electronics and Microsoft PXT editor | Project - Scissors, Paper, Stone extend the game with their symbols | Project Mr. Krabby - Using the servo and other recycled materials, students build a programmable claw machine Part 1 | Project - Build & Design your own smart home Part 1 | Final Project- Implementation and Consultation |
| 10:00-10:30 | Break | ||||
| 10:30-11:30 | Project: MicroPet Primer on Cardboard Prototyping and PXT programming - Using LED Display to respond to button press inputs | Project: Catching Snowflakes, Introduction to analog, digital inputs, and outputs. |
Project: Mr. Krabby - Using the servo and other recycled materials, students build a programmable claw machine Part 2 | Project - Build & Design your own smart home Part 2 | Final Project- Implementation and Consultation |
| 11:30-12:30 | Project: Making Some Noise using PXT Programming | Project: Mr. Krabby - Programming the claw to move, light and sounds | Project: Sharing of Projects and collection of user feedback | Final Project- Presentations and collection of user feedback | |
| 12:30 - 13:00 | Lunch | ||||
| 13:00-14:00 | Project: Scissors, Paper and Stone - Using gestures as inputs and additional concepts to create a simple game |
Project: Puns Not Needles - Introduction to the different IO pins on the Microbit, the external components with the breakout board |
Project Ideation: Design thinking cycle and prototyping skills |
Final Project: Ideation and consultation | Beyond the microBit: Comparison the different platforms strengths and weaknesses |
| 14:00-15:00 | Final Project: Initial Prototyping | Wrap-Up | |||
| 15.00 | Afternoon Snack and Home | ||||
Information to note prior to booking:
These details apply to all camps and on both campuses.
Dropping Off
Activities commence at 9am, but we have free drop off from 8.30am where children can join in a free choice of activity.
Medical
We have a full-time nurse on site for every camp week. Our nurses are there to administer medication and first aid if needed. They will operate from our school health centres. The nurse is available Monday morning to collect any medications and speak to parents before camp starts. Our Camp Asia team are all first-aid trained.
Food
Healthy Lunch and snacks (cooked fresh daily) are included in the cost of your camp. If your child is a vegetarian, does not or cannot eat beef, pork, seafood, dairy or eggs or has other dietary needs, simply tell us beforehand in your child’s details online. Please also note that Camp Asia has a no nut policy.
Bus Service
We offer a highly convenient, safe, secure and sociable bus service to and from camp, calling at a stop near your home. Click here for all the info.
Please also check out our FAQs page. If you are unable to find the information you need, call us or drop us an email.