Round Rock ISD

Build robots that think for themselves! Students explore artificial intelligence and robotics through hands-on programming and engineering challenges. Using educational robotics kits and beginner-friendly coding platforms, campers create robots that navigate mazes, respond to sensors, and complete missions independently while learning AI concepts like pattern recognition and decision-making. Through robot battles, obstacle courses, and collaborative problem-solving, students develop coding skills, computational thinking, and STEM confidence. Students will be divided into two age-appropriate groups to ensure optimal learning—younger campers (Grades 1-3) focus on foundational concepts while older students (Grades 3-6) tackle advanced programming and machine learning basics. The camp culminates in a Robot Showcase where every engineer demonstrates their creation and explains the technology behind it! Young campers (Grades 1–4) and Older students (Grades 5–8). For questions about this specific class, please contact Northaustin@compuchild.com For more information about this company, please visit compuchild.com

Step into the kitchen and experience life behind the counter! Each day, young chefs will “open” a new kind of restaurant—from a neighborhood bakery to a food truck, a cozy bistro, and a gourmet fine dining spot. Campers will shop for ingredients, cook, plate, and serve their creations while learning real culinary skills and restaurant teamwork! This camp accommodates nut allergies only (egg and gluten allergies not accommodated). Minimum of 8 students required. For questions about this specific class, please contact info@cooklearngrow.com For more information about this company, please visit cooklearngrow.com

Step into the kitchen and experience life behind the counter! Each day, young chefs will “open” a new kind of restaurant—from a neighborhood bakery to a food truck, a cozy bistro, and a gourmet fine dining spot. Campers will shop for ingredients, cook, plate, and serve their creations while learning real culinary skills and restaurant teamwork! This camp accommodates nut allergies only (egg and gluten allergies not accommodated). Minimum of 8 students required. For questions about this specific class, please contact info@cooklearngrow.com For more information about this company, please visit cooklearngrow.com

America's Farmer's Market: Farm To Table Fun! Celebrate the bounty of summer with farm-fresh foods, pretend market play, and kid-friendly cooking! Campers learn where food comes from, how to use seasonal ingredients, and the joy of making (and tasting!) their own creations. This camp accommodates nut allergies only (egg and gluten allergies not accommodated). Minimum of 8 students required. For questions about this specific class, please contact info@cooklearngrow.com For more information about this company, please visit cooklearngrow.com

Step into the exciting world of comic book creation, where your imagination takes center stage! Perfect for aspiring artists, creative storytellers, and comic book enthusiasts, this course invites students to craft their own heroes and unique adventures. Guided by talented graphic artists and comic book gurus, participants will delve into the history and lore of traditional comics while learning to combine writing and drawing into a compelling visual narrative. From brainstorming characters to designing dynamic panels, this program challenges students to bring their vision to life through words and images. For questions about this specific class, please contact joshua@esteamlearninglabs.com For more information about this company, please visit esteamlearninglabs.com

In this camp, campers explore hands-on 3D Design Creations using 3D pens to design jewelry, toys, and original models. Through guided instruction and creative challenges, students develop spatial thinking, precision, and artistic technique while learning to layer, shape, and blend colors to transform ideas into three-dimensional designs. For questions about this specific class, please contact Northaustin@compuchild.com For more information about this company, please visit compuchild.com

Embark on an around-the-world cultural adventure − explore far-off places and learn about the people who live there, from the Americas to Polynesia, from the cosmopolitan to the countryside. Experiment with Crayola® products, while trying art techniques developed by local artists and artisans. Make different masterpieces each week such as drums, masks, canvases, gift bags, buses, and more! Bring the unique creations home and build a globally-inspired art gallery. For questions about this specific class, please contact info@madscienceaustin.com For more information about this company, please visit imagineartsacademy.com STUDENTS DO NOT HAVE TO BE REGISTERED FOR A MORNING CAMP TO REGISTER THIS AFTERNOON CAMP. STUDENTS WHO ARE PARTICIPATING IN BOTH A MORNING AND AFTERNOON CAMP MUST BRING THEIR OWN NUT-FREE SACK LUNCH, SNACKS, AND WATER BOTTLE.

Become the ultimate entrepreneur in Bake Boss! Campers learn real baking skills as they create scrumptious treats, design their own pop-up display, and bring a mini bakery to life. Throughout the week, they’ll perfect recipes, plan their presentation, and get ready for the big finale. On the last day, families are invited to visit the campers’ pop-up shops, taste their creations, and celebrate their creativity and hard work. For questions about this specific class, please contact jessi@nerdycooks.org For more information about this company, please visit NerdyCooks.org

The College Application Workshop will prepare students to submit a comprehensive package to universities which highlights their strengths and demonstrates interest in their preferred major. Students will complete their Personal Essay and Supplemental essays (as available), develop a resume, create a "Brag Sheet" to provide to adults who will write recommendation letters, produce detailed lists of clubs, organizations, activities, awards and work experience and review SAT/ ACT scores in the context of their preferred university and major. Recommendations will be offered to strengthen the application. Students will learn about the different types of admission offered, when and where to complete the FAFSA, Cost of Attendance and scholarship resources. Additionally, students will contact admissions representatives for their chosen school/major and have the opportunity to register for university admissions programs. *Guardian permission and presence is required for many on-campus presentations. On-line programs are widely available. Workshop is taught by a Texas certified English teacher with experience as a College Coach and as an Application Reviewer for a Texas Tier 1 University. Needed Supplies: Students MUST have RRISD provided laptop daily. Student must bring on the first day: *GPA/ Class Rank and unofficial transcript *AP Courses, Scores and access to College Board *Interest list of colleges & majors *List of extracurricular activities, clubs and organizations, awards, volunteer hours, work experience, job shadowing, etc.

Create, Code, and Play! In Video Game Design Studio, young creators dive into the world of game design using fun, kid-friendly, block-based coding platforms like Scratch. Students bring their imagination to life as they design colorful characters, build exciting levels, and code their own interactive games—no prior experience needed! Each day combines guided lessons and creative play, helping campers learn logic, sequencing, and problem-solving while expressing their ideas through digital storytelling. By the end of the week, every student will have their own fully playable game to share with family and friends. The week wraps up with a Game Showcase Celebration, where campers present their creations, play each other’s games, and celebrate their accomplishments as young game designers. For questions about this specific class, please contact Northaustin@compuchild.com For more information about this company, please visit compuchild.com

In Debate & Public Speaking Academy, students develop persuasive speaking, argumentation, and critical thinking skills through engaging, hands-on practice. Campers are introduced to multiple debate formats—including Model UN, Public Forum, and mock trials—while building confidence in research, rhetoric, and rebuttal. Through structured exercises, impromptu speaking games, and current event debates, students learn to think on their feet and communicate with clarity and conviction. They’ll also craft and deliver their own TED-style talks on topics they care about. The program culminates in an in-camp debate showcase judged by instructors, followed by a final presentation and certificate ceremony. Young campers (Grades 1–4) and Older students (Grades 5–8) For questions about this specific class, please contact Northaustin@compuchild.com For more information about this company, please visit compuchild.com Please check carefully and confirm that you are registering at your student's home campus below. Students may only register to attend in-person enrichment classes on their home campus.

Bring your imagination to life through digital creativity! In Digital Art & Animation Camp, students explore the exciting world of digital design using fun, beginner-friendly tools. Campers learn to draw, paint, and animate on screen while discovering the basics of color, layering, motion, and storytelling. Throughout the week, students create their own digital masterpieces—designing characters, crafting mini animations, and experimenting with different artistic styles. The camp encourages creativity, self-expression, and design thinking in a supportive, hands-on environment. By the end of the week, each student will take home a digital portfolio of their artwork and animations—a lasting keepsake of their creativity and imagination. Young campers (Grades 2–4) and Older students (Grades 5–8) For questions about this specific class, please contact Northaustin@compuchild.com For more information about this company, please visit compuchild.com

Let’s learn how to fly! Come have fun spending time in one of the fastest growing spaces in technology - drone flying. So many kids want to learn more about this innovative technology and we welcome all flying levels into our beginner program. Our students will start by learning basic flying skills, then advance to more challenging and exciting opportunities as their skills increase. Many of these opportunities are designed by the students and they include obstacles, team challenges, flying games and courses to fly and race through. All activities are designed to be collaborative, fun and safe for all students - it’s very hands-on. Come see what all the buzz is about and join us as we zoom, flip and soar our way through an exciting week of learning. For questions about this specific class, please email: scott@dronetogether.com For more information about this company, please visit: www.dronetogether.com

Are you looking for a summer experience that blends wild creativity with meaningful environmental stewardship? This summer, we are inviting young explorers to dive into a world where imagination meets sustainability. At our Eco-Explorer Upcycled Arts Camp, your child won't just be making "crafts"—they’ll be becoming engineers of the future, learning to see the hidden potential in everyday objects. Why Choose Upcycled Art? In a world of "single-use" mindsets, we want to teach children that nothing is truly "junk." By transforming common household recyclables into vibrant ecosystems, we empower students to solve problems creatively. Our curriculum is designed to spark biophilia—a love for the living world—while developing fine motorskills,spatial reasoning, and a deep sense of environmental responsibility. Our Daily Adventures Each day at camp is built around a beloved nature-themed picture book and a hands-on "Rescue Mission" for materials that would otherwise head to the landfill. Monday: The Deep Blue Sea (Plastic Bottles) Inspired by the colorful world of The Pout-Pout Fish, we’ll tackle the problem of ocean plastic. Kids will transform old soda and water bottles into Self-Watering Jellyfish Planters. It’s a lesson in biology and engineering as they build a functional "wicking"system to keep a real plant alive. Tuesday: Pollinator Pals(Cardboard Rolls) After reading The Honeybee, we’ll look at the tiny heroes of our gardens. Using toilet paper and paper towel rolls,students will construct Eco-Binoculars for birdwatching and Biodegradable Seed Starters. Your child will come home with a native wildflower ready to be planted—roll and all—directly into your garden! Wednesday: Garden Guardians(Aluminum Cans) Metal is"infinitely recyclable," and today we prove it. Using the beautifully illustrated The Tin Forest as our guide,students will turn cold aluminum cans into musical Wind Chimes and "Can-imals." It’s a day of texture,sound, and learning how humans can transform industrial materials back into natural beauty. Thursday: The Great Rainforest (Egg Cartons) We wrap up the week exploring biodiversity with The Tree Lady. The humble egg carton becomes a vibrant 3D Coral Reef or a Monarch Caterpillar. We’ll discuss how every "compartment" of an ecosystem—like the cups of a carton—is essential for the planet to thrive. The "Eco-Hero" Experience This isn't just a "sit and glue" camp. Each session includes: Literacy Connections: Daily storytime to build empathy for animals and the planet. Nature Walks: Short excursions to test out our handmade binoculars and observe local wildlife. STEM Integration: Learning why certain materials decompose and why others (like plastic) need our help to be reused. Students who are participating in a half day morning camp also must bring their own nut-free sack lunch, morning and afternoon snack, and water bottle.

This enrichment camp brings STEM to life through exciting, hands-on collaborative challenges. Participants will jump into a different activity each day that encourages curiosity, creativity, and friendly collaboration while engaging in the engineering design process. The focus is on having fun with problem-solving and discovering how cool STEM can be! Students who are participating in a full day camp must bring their own nut-free sack lunch, morning and afternoon snack, and water bottle.

Attention, Ballers! All levels of basketball experience are welcome. ATX Ballers’ expert coaches provide high-quality, energetic basketball instruction to players in their specific grade-level groups. So, are you ready to become a baller this summer?! This is the bag that a few of our students have purchased to make transporting the basketball super easy. Required Supplies: Large water bottle with student name on label and nut free snack. For questions about this specific class, please contact atxballerscamps@gmail.com For more information about this company, please visit atxballers.com

Jump into the Fizzy, Fun, and Slime Lab! Kids will create rainbow fizz, erupting ice cream cone volcanoes, water bead stress balls, and an array of ooey gooey slime creations. This hands-on class is packed with science, messy fun, and endless excitement! For questions about this specific class, please contact Kidcreate Studio For more information about this company, please visit https://kidcreate.com/austin

Game Masters: Create, Play & Pitch Your Own Board Game Are you ready to design the next big board game? Campers will dive into the exciting world of board game creation, combining creativity, strategy, and entrepreneurship to design their own unique games. Campers will explore various board game styles, then team up to create their own—designing rules, gameplay, artwork, and pieces. Whether your camper dreams of becoming a game designer, artist, or future entrepreneur, Game Masters is the perfect place to turn those dreams into reality. By the end of the week, campers will walk away with a completed board game and the skills to bring any creative idea to life! For questions about this specific class, please contact esteamlearninglabs@gmail.com For more information about this company, please visit esteamlearninglabs.com

This multi-sport program was developed to give children a positive next step into athletics. Sports such as soccer, flag football, basketball and baseball are taught in a safe, structured environment filled with encouragement and fun. Through exciting games and activities, campers explore balance, hand/eye coordination and skill development at their own pace. Participants should bring a water bottle. All campers receive a free shirt. Groups split by age / ability For questions about this specific class, please contact: areid@skyhawks.com For more information about this company, please visit www.skyhawks.com

Looking for a fun, creative summer activity? Our Beginner Crochet Summer Camp teaches kids the basics of crochet in a friendly, hands-on environment. Campers earn how to hold a hook and yarn, make simple stitches, and create small projects to take home. No experience needed! Crochet helps build focus, patience, and fine motor skills while encouraging creativity in a calm,screen-free space. Kids gain confidence, make friends, and stitch something special each day. Students who are participating in a half day morning camp also must bring their own nut-free sack lunch, morning and afternoon snack, and water bottle.

Get ready to think critically, have fun, and challenge yourself in this dynamic chess camp! All skill levels are welcome to join in and learn new skills. Whether you have never played before or consider yourself an expert, there is something here for you. We will have a tailored lesson that includes basic and advanced skills, time to practice those skills and a friendly tournament to end the week. What You'll Do: Learn the Rules: Understand the basics of chess, including the movements of each piece and how to set up the board. Explore History: Discover the fascinating history of chess and how the game has evolved over time. Master Strategies: Explore various strategies to enhance your gameplay, including tactics, opening principles, and endgame techniques. Practice with Peers: Challenge yourself by playing games with fellow campers and applying new strategies in real-time. All Skill Levels Welcome, you'll find opportunities to improve your game. Get ready to think critically, have fun, and challenge yourself in this dynamic chess camp! For questions about this specific class, please contact robin_foerster@roundrockisd.org

Ready to learn one of the most widely used programming languages in the world? Then this is the class to sign up for. Python is a very versatile and easy-to-learn starter language that is widely used by software developers, scientists and data analysts, from medical research to applications at NASA. Through the games they create, students will learn and practice core coding concepts and learn Python-specific concepts and syntax. Projects range from trivia quizzes to competitive two-player games and everything in between. Students will gain valuable experience with key concepts such as data structures and algorithms. NO PRIOR CODING EXPERIENCE NEEDED! Required Supplies: District Chromebook and charging cord used during the school year that was to be sent home for summer. For questions about this specific class, please contact info-wmc@wizeacademy.com For more information about this company, please visit www.wizeacademy.com

Get ready to get your heart pumping and your feet jumping in this high-energy, action-packed class! Whether you're new to jump rope or looking to enhance your skills, this camp has something for everyone. Master the basics or take your skills to the next level while learning a variety of exciting techniques. CAMP HIGHLIGHTS: Jump Rope Techniques: Learn and practice different styles of jump rope, including single rope, long rope, and partner jumping. Footwork & Tricks: Challenge yourself with fun footwork trickst o add flair to your jumping routine. Rhythmic Chants & Jumping Games: Discover the joy of rhythmic jump rope chants and games that make jumping even more fun. Do your heart a favor—join this energetic class and get moving today! For questions about this specific class, please contact kristi_moreno@roundrockisd.org