Robotics lab in Draper teaching engineering, coding and robotics to kids ages 6-16 through hands-on projects with LEGO Mindstorms and Spike Prime. Weeklong summer camps run 12:30-3:30pm, with students designing robots to compete in a robot arena in small ability-based groups; a weekly class and a competition team are also offered.
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We list only what the camp itself publishes, and programs change — dates, prices, ages and availability can all move after we check. Confirm the details on the camp’s own website and contact Code N Bots directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Giselle PetrichMelissa is wonderful at teaching. She's kind and fun but also great at keeping even the most attention-deficit kids on track, and making sure the more eager kids give the more hesitant kids chances to do things too. 10/10 -- highly recommend Code N Bots.
★★★★★Courtney RadmallMy oldest two children took the Code n Bots class and absolutely loved it. They couldn't stop talking about all the robots they made and everything they were able to program it to do. Such an amazing experience for them. I highly recommend it to homeschoolers and even kids in public school.
★★★★★Amanda SegebergMy son tried the free class and LOVED it! Melissa is a calm and engaged instructor. My son had a better time at Code N Bots in one hour than he did during a week-long camp with another company. And, the free class is truly free—no upselling, no sales pitches—just a no-pressure chance for your child to try it out.
★★★★★Carol FunkMy son was on Melissa's Lego League team and took her classes for two years. He LOVED it! He learned a ton, including how to work on a team and how to participate in competitions and how to give presentations. The team did well, but what my son learned was far more valuable than the recognition the team earned. Highly recommended.
★★★★★Liz JohnstonMelissa is an excellent teacher. Her free class was great at letting my child explore engineering through Legos! He wants to go back for more. I think Lego class will give him a sense of achieve, he can build and create machines, and solve problems.