2026 Summer Camp Registration Is Open!
2026 Summer Camps
BadgerBots camps are week-long, half-day experiences filled with hands-on STEAM activities that spark curiosity, build excitement and cultivate a lifelong passion for STEAM. Many of our camps connect and build on one another as students develop new skills.
If you’re not sure where your child should start or how to build on what they did last summer, our camp pathways are a great place to begin. Organized by grade range, these pathways help you explore camp options, understand how programs connect and choose a learning path that fits your child’s interests and experience level.
Our camps are designed for students entering 1st through 8th grade in the fall of 2026 and are held at three locations—Middleton at BadgerBots, Madison at Wingra School and Fitchburg at EAGLE School—from June 15 through August 21, 2026.
For students enrolled in both a morning and afternoon camp, the lunch hour is included at no additional cost. For students attending a single half-day camp, families may add extended AM care (which includes supervised lunch and outdoor play) for $75 per week or extended PM care (late pick-up) for $75 per week. Each option is priced separately.
Many of our camps fill quickly each summer, so early registration is encouraged.
Email Melinda McLaughlin, Director of Education, with any summer camp questions at mmclaughlin@badgerbots.org. You can find our summer camp policies, including cancellations, grade requirements, wait lists and more, here.
Camp Pathways
These pathways show how BadgerBots camps connect and build on one another based on your child’s interests. Whether your child is excited about coding, robotics, AI or eventually joining a robotics team like FIRST LEGO League, the pathways highlight recommended starting points and next steps as skills grow. Use this guide to explore camp options, understand how camps relate and choose a learning path that fits your child’s grade, curiosity and experience level.
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Camp Descriptions
Coding for Kids–NEW!
For youth entering these grades in fall 2026:
1-2
Cost:
$365
Offered in Middleton at BadgerBots during these weeks (see schedule at bottom of page):
5, 6
Offered in Madison at Wingra School during these weeks (see schedule at bottom of page):
3, 4, 7, 9
Offered in Fitchburg at EAGLE School during these weeks (see schedule at bottom of page):
9
In this introductory coding camp, students will explore the basics of programming through fun, hands-on activities and age-appropriate challenges. Students will learn foundational concepts like sequencing, loops, events, collaboration techniques and internet safety using both unplugged activities and coding tools. They will also practice problem-solving, persistence and critical thinking as they work through puzzles and challenges.
Coding with ScratchJr
For youth entering these grades in fall 2026:
1-2
Cost:
$365
Offered in Middleton at BadgerBots during these weeks (see schedule at bottom of page):
3, 8
Offered in Madison at Wingra School during these weeks (see schedule at bottom of page):
2, 5, 7
Offered in Fitchburg at EAGLE School during these weeks (see schedule at bottom of page):
10
Coding with ScratchJr Camp introduces kids to the exciting world of coding through fun, interactive lessons. Using the Scratch Jr. app, students will learn basic coding concepts by creating their own stories, games and animations. This hands-on camp fosters creativity, logical thinking and problem-solving as students design their projects while exploring the fundamentals of programming in a playful and supportive environment. By the end of the camp, they’ll have a strong foundation in coding and the confidence to continue exploring technology on their own.
Jr. LEGO® League Explorer–NEW!
For youth entering these grades in fall 2026:
1-2
Cost:
$365
Offered in Middleton at BadgerBots during these weeks (see schedule at bottom of page):
8, 9, 10
Offered in Madison at Wingra School during these weeks (see schedule at bottom of page):
7, 8, 9
Offered in Fitchburg at EAGLE School during these weeks (see schedule at bottom of page):
9, 10
Students in Jr. LEGO League Explorer will focus on the fundamentals of engineering through hands-on building, simple coding and creative problem-solving. Modeled after the FIRST® LEGO® League Explore program, students will work in small teams to design, code and discover real-world solutions using LEGO bricks, powered by LEGO Education SPIKE™ Essential. They will practice teamwork, communication and perseverance as they test ideas, make improvements and learn from one another.
Students may register with friends to form a team or join a new team upon arrival, and everyone will be part of a supportive group focused on collaboration, creativity, and fun. A team preference form will be available when you register.
For the best experience, we recommend students first complete our LEGO Essential Robotics camp or have prior experience with LEGO robotics.
LEGO® Essential Robotics
For youth entering these grades in fall 2026:
1-2
Cost:
$365
Offered in Middleton at BadgerBots during these weeks (see schedule at bottom of page):
1, 3, 5, 7
Offered in Madison at Wingra School during these weeks (see schedule at bottom of page):
2, 3, 4, 5, 6
Offered in Fitchburg at EAGLE School during these weeks (see schedule at bottom of page):
4, 7
LEGO Essential Robotics introduces young builders to the exciting world of robotics and coding in a fun, hands-on environment. Using LEGO bricks, motors, sensors and an intuitive coding platform, students will design and program interactive models such as robots, vehicles and creative machines. Students will develop problem-solving and critical thinking skills while exploring the fundamentals of STEAM through engaging, project-based learning!
LEGO® Simple Machines
For youth entering these grades in fall 2026:
1-2
Cost:
$365
Offered in Middleton at BadgerBots during these weeks (see schedule at bottom of page):
2, 4, 10
Offered in Madison at Wingra School during these weeks (see schedule at bottom of page):
3, 5, 6, 7
Offered in Fitchburg at EAGLE School during these weeks (see schedule at bottom of page):
none
In LEGO Simple Machines, students will explore physical science concepts such as forces, motion and interactions by building and experimenting with LEGO models. Students will investigate simple machines like levers, pulleys, wheels and axles, gears and ramps while testing how changes in design affect movement and performance. This unplugged camp does not use motors, coding or robotics, allowing students to focus on foundational engineering and physics concepts in a tactile, accessible way. This camp fosters teamwork, problem-solving and critical thinking, making learning exciting and accessible for all.
Please note: this is not a robotics program.
LEGO® WeDo Build & Code
For youth entering these grades in fall 2026:
1-2
Cost:
$365
Offered in Middleton at BadgerBots during these weeks (see schedule at bottom of page):
4, 6
Offered in Madison at Wingra School during these weeks (see schedule at bottom of page):
2, 5, 8, 9
Offered in Fitchburg at EAGLE School during these weeks (see schedule at bottom of page):
7
LEGO WeDo Build & Code combines creativity and technology as students build and program simple robotic models. Using the LEGO WeDo system, students will learn basic coding concepts while exploring motion, sensors and teamwork. It’s a fun, hands-on introduction to STEAM!
Micro:bit Jr.: Coding and Creating
For youth entering these grades in fall 2026:
1-2
Cost:
$390
Offered in Middleton at BadgerBots during these weeks (see schedule at bottom of page):
1, 7
Offered in Madison at Wingra School during these weeks (see schedule at bottom of page):
2, 4, 6, 8
Offered in Fitchburg at EAGLE School during these weeks (see schedule at bottom of page):
8
In Micro:bit Jr. Coding & Creating, students will explore basic programming concepts through fun, hands-on projects like creating interactive games, animations and simple devices. They’ll develop problem-solving skills, creativity and a foundation in programming and electronics. This camp is designed for young learners eager to explore technology in an engaging and age-appropriate way.
Best of all, students will leave the program with their very own Micro:bit, so they can continue experimenting and learning at home! Please note that the cost of the Micro:bit is included in the cost for this camp.
Young STEAM Explorers
For youth entering these grades in fall 2026:
1-2
Cost:
$365
Offered in Middleton at BadgerBots during these weeks (see schedule at bottom of page):
2, 9
Offered in Madison at Wingra School during these weeks (see schedule at bottom of page):
3, 4, 6, 8
Offered in Fitchburg at EAGLE School during these weeks (see schedule at bottom of page):
4
In Young STEAM Explorers, students will engage in project-based learning by combining coding, model-building, sensors and scientific exploration techniques to investigate the world around them. Through hands-on projects, they’ll seamlessly blend creativity and technology, honing their problem-solving and critical thinking skills. This dynamic experience sparks curiosity and offers a deeper understanding of STEAM concepts in a fun, interactive and engaging environment.
3D Printing
For youth entering these grades in fall 2026:
3-4
Cost:
$365
Offered in Middleton at BadgerBots during these weeks (see schedule at bottom of page):
2, 5, 10
Offered in Madison at Wingra School during these weeks (see schedule at bottom of page):
2, 4, 5, 7, 8
Offered in Fitchburg at EAGLE School during these weeks (see schedule at bottom of page):
7, 9
In 3D Printing, students learn the basics of 3D modeling and how to bring their ideas to life using 3D printers. From creating simple shapes to more complex designs, they explore the exciting process of turning digital models into real objects. This beginner-friendly camp fosters creativity, problem-solving and innovation, allowing students to see firsthand how technology and design can work together to bring their unique ideas to life.
Due to the large number of 3D prints generated each class, some students' 3D prints will need to be picked up at BadgerBots in Middleton after camp ends.
Coding Scratch Games
For youth entering these grades in fall 2026:
3-4
Cost:
$365
Offered in Middleton at BadgerBots during these weeks (see schedule at bottom of page):
3, 7
Offered in Madison at Wingra School during these weeks (see schedule at bottom of page):
3, 4, 6
Offered in Fitchburg at EAGLE School during these weeks (see schedule at bottom of page):
9
Coding Scratch Games introduces students to game development using Scratch, a beginner-friendly platform with block-based coding. Students learn essential coding concepts like loops, variables and conditional statements while designing their own interactive games. They bring their creativity to life by crafting unique characters, storylines and gameplay features. Throughout the camp, students develop problem-solving skills, express their creativity and gain confidence in coding. By the end, they will have completed custom games to share and play with others.
Intro to LEGO® SPIKE™ Robotics
For youth entering these grades in fall 2026:
3-4
Cost:
$365
Offered in Middleton at BadgerBots during these weeks (see schedule at bottom of page):
1, 3, 4, 7
Offered in Madison at Wingra School during these weeks (see schedule at bottom of page):
2, 3, 5, 6
Offered in Fitchburg at EAGLE School during these weeks (see schedule at bottom of page):
4, 7
Intro to LEGO SPIKE Robotics uses LEGO Education SPIKE Prime kits to teach students to build and program their own robots, vehicles and interactive machines. Using bricks, motors, sensors and an easy-to-use coding platform, kids explore the basics of engineering, design and problem-solving. Through hands-on activities and fun challenges, they develop critical thinking skills while bringing their creations to life. This camp offers a fun and engaging way to learn robotics.
LEGO® League MISSION ACCOMPLISHED–NEW!
For youth entering these grades in fall 2026:
3-4
Cost:
$365
Offered in Middleton at BadgerBots during these weeks (see schedule at bottom of page):
10
Offered in Madison at Wingra School during these weeks (see schedule at bottom of page):
none
Offered in Fitchburg at EAGLE School during these weeks (see schedule at bottom of page):
none
LEGO League MISSION ACCOMPLISHED is a continuation of LEGO League Team Bootcamp. This camp is the ideal opportunity for kids to continue building, testing and programming their LEGO robots to complete missions similar to those expected during a typical FIRST LEGO League tournament season. MISSION ACCOMPLISHED is designed for students who want to deepen their robot game skills. Participants will also explore both block-based and Python programming to evaluate which approach works best for their robot strategies.
For the best experience, students must have completed LEGO League Team Bootcamp before registering for MISSION ACCOMPLISHED.
LEGO® League Team Bootcamp
For youth entering these grades in fall 2026:
3-4
Cost:
$365
Offered in Middleton at BadgerBots during these weeks (see schedule at bottom of page):
8, 9, 10
Offered in Madison at Wingra School during these weeks (see schedule at bottom of page):
7, 8, 9
Offered in Fitchburg at EAGLE School during these weeks (see schedule at bottom of page):
10
Is your child curious about FIRST® LEGO® League? Are they thinking about joining an FLL team in the fall? Our LEGO League Team Bootcamp is perfect for kids eager to advance their coding and robotics expertise while exploring the possibility of joining a competitive robotics team. Working in small teams, participants will design, build and program LEGO robots to tackle real-world, themed missions. They’ll sharpen their critical thinking, collaboration and problem-solving skills. Additionally, a research-based component adds depth, encouraging students to develop innovative solutions to social or environmental challenges. This dynamic and hands-on program offers an engaging introduction to robotics, coding, engineering and innovation.
Participants can register with friends to form a team or join a new team upon arrival–everyone will be part of a group ready to collaborate and have fun! A team preference form will be available when you register.
For the best experience, we recommend that students have completed at least one of our LEGO robotics camps or have prior experience working with LEGO robots.
Micro:bit CreateAI–NEW!
For youth entering these grades in fall 2026:
3-4
Cost:
$390
Offered in Middleton at BadgerBots during these weeks (see schedule at bottom of page):
8, 9
Offered in Madison at Wingra School during these weeks (see schedule at bottom of page):
6, 7, 8, 9
Offered in Fitchburg at EAGLE School during these weeks (see schedule at bottom of page):
10
This beginner-friendly course introduces students to the core concepts of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) using the Micro:bit as the primary technology interface. Learners will explore what AI is in simple terms, how it differs from human intelligence and how to identify technologies that do and do not use AI. The course emphasizes understanding AI as a machine-driven system—not a human-like entity.
Through hands-on activities with the Micro:bit, students will collect movement data and train a basic ML model to recognize and respond to different types of motion. They’ll learn how ML models match new data to patterns they’ve been trained on and why these models can only respond to familiar inputs.
Best of all, students will leave the program with their very own Micro:bit, so they can continue experimenting and learning at home! Please note that the cost of the Micro:bit is included in the cost for this camp.
For the best experience, we recommend that students have previously completed a Micro:bit camp or have some familiarity with Micro:bit programming.
Micro:bit Maker & Creator
For youth entering these grades in fall 2026:
3-4
Cost:
$390
Offered in Middleton at BadgerBots during these weeks (see schedule at bottom of page):
2, 5
Offered in Madison at Wingra School during these weeks (see schedule at bottom of page):
2, 4, 5, 7, 9
Offered in Fitchburg at EAGLE School during these weeks (see schedule at bottom of page):
8
Micro:bit Maker & Creator introduces kids to the world of coding and engineering using the Micro:bit microcontroller. Students will create interactive projects like games, animations and simple devices or robots while exploring concepts such as sensors, LEDs and inputs/outputs. Through hands-on activities, they’ll develop problem-solving skills, creativity and a strong foundation in programming and electronics.
Best of all, students will leave the program with their very own Micro:bit, so they can continue learning and experimenting at home! Please note that the cost of the Micro:bit is included in the cost for this camp.
Minecraft Game Modding 1
For youth entering these grades in fall 2026:
3-4
Cost:
$365
Offered in Middleton at BadgerBots during these weeks (see schedule at bottom of page):
1, 4, 6
Offered in Madison at Wingra School during these weeks (see schedule at bottom of page):
3, 6, 8, 9
Offered in Fitchburg at EAGLE School during these weeks (see schedule at bottom of page):
4
In Minecraft Game Modding 1, students will learn how to modify the game of Minecraft through coding and creativity. Using a beginner-friendly drag-and-drop coding platform, they’ll design custom game elements such as new blocks and unique game mechanics, all while developing problem-solving and coding skills. Perfect for young coders, this camp is a fun and engaging way to build programming skills while exploring the Minecraft universe!
STEAM Make & Take
For youth entering these grades in fall 2026:
3-4
Cost:
$365
Offered in Middleton at BadgerBots during these weeks (see schedule at bottom of page):
6
Offered in Madison at Wingra School during these weeks (see schedule at bottom of page):
2, 3, 4, 5
Offered in Fitchburg at EAGLE School during these weeks (see schedule at bottom of page):
8
In STEAM Make & Take, students will dive into hands-on science projects that bring chemistry, physics and engineering to life in fun and exciting ways. Activities may include launching bottle rockets to explore chemical reactions, experimenting with slime and bubbles to learn about materials and mixtures or building catapults and marble mazes to investigate force, motion and gravity. Each activity encourages students to ask questions, test ideas and see how small changes affect results. This camp blends creativity with real scientific thinking, helping students build confidence, curiosity and problem-solving skills while having a great time learning.
3D Printing & Design
For youth entering these grades in fall 2026:
5-8
Cost:
$365
Offered in Middleton at BadgerBots during these weeks (see schedule at bottom of page):
1, 4, 8
Offered in Madison at Wingra School during these weeks (see schedule at bottom of page):
3, 4, 6, 7, 9
Offered in Fitchburg at EAGLE School during these weeks (see schedule at bottom of page):
4
3D Printing and Design inspires students to bring their ideas to life by creating custom 3D models and printing them into tangible objects. Students learn the basics of 3D design software, explore engineering concepts and unleash their creativity through fun, hands-on projects. By the end of this beginner-friendly camp, they take home unique, personalized creations and a newfound understanding of how technology and design come together.
Due to the large number of 3D prints generated each class, some students' 3D prints will need to be picked up at BadgerBots in Middleton after camp ends.
Arcade Game Design
For youth entering these grades in fall 2026:
5-8
Cost:
$365
Offered in Middleton at BadgerBots during these weeks (see schedule at bottom of page):
9
Offered in Madison at Wingra School during these weeks (see schedule at bottom of page):
2, 4, 7
Offered in Fitchburg at EAGLE School during these weeks (see schedule at bottom of page):
9
Arcade Game Design lets students design and code their own playable arcade-style games using Scratch, a beginner-friendly programming tool that uses block-based coding. In this beginner-friendly camp, students learn key concepts like game mechanics, logic and design while bringing their creative ideas to life. They develop problem-solving and coding skills in a fun and collaborative environment. By the end of camp, participants will have completed their own games to share and play with their peers in the class, friends and family!
LEGO® League MISSION ACCOMPLISHED–NEW!
For youth entering these grades in fall 2026:
5-8
Cost:
$365
Offered in Middleton at BadgerBots during these weeks (see schedule at bottom of page):
10
Offered in Madison at Wingra School during these weeks (see schedule at bottom of page):
none
Offered in Fitchburg at EAGLE School during these weeks (see schedule at bottom of page):
none
LEGO League MISSION ACCOMPLISHED is a continuation of LEGO League Team Bootcamp. This camp is the ideal opportunity for students to continue building, testing and programming their LEGO robots to complete missions similar to those of a typical FIRST LEGO League tournament season. MISSION ACCOMPLISHED is designed for students who want to deepen their robot game skills. Participants will also explore both block-based and Python programming to evaluate which approach works best for their robot strategies.
For the best experience, students must have completed LEGO League Team Bootcamp and are strongly encouraged to complete the Python-LEGO Robotics Challenge before registering for MISSION ACCOMPLISHED.
LEGO® League Team Bootcamp
For youth entering these grades in fall 2026:
5-8
Cost:
$365
Offered in Middleton at BadgerBots during these weeks (see schedule at bottom of page):
8, 9, 10
Offered in Madison at Wingra School during these weeks (see schedule at bottom of page):
7, 8, 9
Offered in Fitchburg at EAGLE School during these weeks (see schedule at bottom of page):
10
LEGO League Team Bootcamp is perfect for kids eager to advance their coding and robotics expertise while exploring the possibility of joining a competitive robotics team. Working in small teams, participants will design, build and program LEGO robots to tackle themed missions. They’ll sharpen their critical thinking, collaboration and problem-solving skills. Additionally, a research-based component adds depth, encouraging students to develop innovative solutions to social or environmental challenges. This dynamic and hands-on program offers an engaging introduction to robotics, coding, engineering and innovation.
Participants can register with friends to form a team or join a new team upon arrival–everyone will be part of a group ready to collaborate and have fun! A team preference form will be available when you register.
For the best experience, we recommend that students have completed at least one of our LEGO robotics camps or have prior experience working with LEGO robots.
LEGO® Robotics Challenge
For youth entering these grades in fall 2026:
5-8
Cost:
$365
Offered in Middleton at BadgerBots during these weeks (see schedule at bottom of page):
1, 3, 4
Offered in Madison at Wingra School during these weeks (see schedule at bottom of page):
2, 3, 5, 6
Offered in Fitchburg at EAGLE School during these weeks (see schedule at bottom of page):
4, 7
LEGO Robotics Challenge takes kids to the next level of robotics where they’ll design, build and program advanced robots using LEGO Education SPIKE™ Prime kits. Using bricks, motors, sensors and an easy-to-use coding platform, students will tackle fun challenges, applying engineering, coding and problem-solving skills to create robots, vehicles and interactive machines that can complete specific tasks. Through these hands-on projects, they’ll develop critical thinking and troubleshooting skills while deepening their understanding of robotics. This camp is perfect for kids who are ready to further develop and extend their LEGO robotics knowledge and technical skills.
Micro:bit CreateAI Robotics–NEW!
For youth entering these grades in fall 2026:
5-8
Cost:
$390
Offered in Middleton at BadgerBots during these weeks (see schedule at bottom of page):
7, 10
Offered in Madison at Wingra School during these weeks (see schedule at bottom of page):
5, 8, 9
Offered in Fitchburg at EAGLE School during these weeks (see schedule at bottom of page):
9
This beginner-friendly course introduces students to the core concepts of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) using the Micro:bit as the primary technology interface. Learners will explore what AI is in simple terms, how it differs from human intelligence and how to identify technologies that do and do not use AI. The course emphasizes understanding AI as a machine-driven system—not a human-like entity.
Through hands-on activities with the Micro:bit, students will collect movement data and train a basic ML model to recognize and respond to different types of motion. They’ll learn how ML models match new data to patterns they’ve been trained on and why these models can only respond to familiar inputs.
Best of all, students will leave the program with their very own Micro:bit, so they can continue experimenting and learning at home! Please note that the cost of the Micro:bit is included in the cost for this camp.
For the best experience, we recommend that students have previously completed a Micro:bit camp or have some familiarity with Micro:bit programming.
Micro:bit Robotics
For youth entering these grades in fall 2026:
5-8
Cost:
$390
Offered in Middleton at BadgerBots during these weeks (see schedule at bottom of page):
2, 6
Offered in Madison at Wingra School during these weeks (see schedule at bottom of page):
4, 6, 7
Offered in Fitchburg at EAGLE School during these weeks (see schedule at bottom of page):
8
Micro:bit Robotics introduces kids to the world of coding and engineering using the Micro:bit microcontroller. Students will create interactive projects like games, animations and simple devices or robots while exploring concepts such as sensors, LEDs and inputs/outputs. Through hands-on activities, they’ll develop problem-solving skills, creativity and a strong foundation in programming and electronics.
Best of all, students will leave the program with their very own Micro:bit, so they can continue learning and experimenting at home! Please note that the cost of the Micro:bit is included in the cost for this camp.
Minecraft Game Modding 2
For youth entering these grades in fall 2026:
5-8
Cost:
$365
Offered in Middleton at BadgerBots during these weeks (see schedule at bottom of page):
2, 5, 7
Offered in Madison at Wingra School during these weeks (see schedule at bottom of page):
2, 5, 8, 9
Offered in Fitchburg at EAGLE School during these weeks (see schedule at bottom of page):
7
In Minecraft Game Modding 2, students will use an intuitive drag-and-drop coding platform to create custom mods that enhance gameplay and unlock new possibilities. Perfect for young coders, this camp helps build problem-solving, creativity and programming skills while exploring and having fun in the Minecraft universe.
Python LEGO® Robotics Challenge–NEW!
For youth entering these grades in fall 2026:
5-8
Cost:
$365
Offered in Middleton at BadgerBots during these weeks (see schedule at bottom of page):
5, 6
Offered in Madison at Wingra School during these weeks (see schedule at bottom of page):
3, 5, 6, 8
Offered in Fitchburg at EAGLE School during these weeks (see schedule at bottom of page):
8
Python LEGO Robotics Challenge takes students to the next level of robotics, where they’ll design, build and program advanced robots using LEGO Education SPIKE Prime kits. Using the more challenging Python programming language, students will tackle fun challenges while applying engineering coding and problem-solving skills to create robots, vehicles and interactive machines that can complete specific tasks. Through these hands-on projects, they’ll develop critical thinking and troubleshooting skills while deepening their understanding of robotics. This camp is perfect for kids who are ready to further develop and extend their LEGO robotics knowledge and technical skills.
For the best experience, students should have completed at least one of the following: FIRST LEGO League Challenge team membership, a previous LEGO Robotics Challenge camp, demonstrated understanding of block coding or demonstrated understanding of Python.
STEAM Make & Take
For youth entering these grades in fall 2026:
5-8
Cost:
$365
Offered in Middleton at BadgerBots during these weeks (see schedule at bottom of page):
3
Offered in Madison at Wingra School during these weeks (see schedule at bottom of page):
2, 3, 4
Offered in Fitchburg at EAGLE School during these weeks (see schedule at bottom of page):
10
In STEAM Make & Take, students complete hands-on science projects that bring chemistry, physics and engineering to life in fun and exciting ways. Activities may include launching bottle rockets to explore chemical reactions, experimenting with slime and bubbles to learn about materials and mixtures or building catapults and marble mazes to investigate force, motion and gravity. Each activity encourages students to ask questions, test ideas and see how small changes affect results. This camp blends creativity with real scientific thinking, helping students build confidence, curiosity and problem-solving skills while having a great time learning.
Camp Schedules by Location
Middleton Camps at BadgerBots
BadgerBots
7615 Discovery Drive
Middleton, WI 53562
Madison Camps at Wingra School
Wingra School
718 Gilmore Street
Madison, WI 53711
Fitchburg Camps at EAGLE School
EAGLE School
5454 Gunflint Trail
Fitchburg, WI 53711
Please contact Melinda McLaughlin, Director of Education, at mmclaughlin@badgerbots.org with any camp or registration questions. You can find our summer camp policies, including cancellations, grade requirements, wait lists and more, here.