Engineering For Kids of Triangle
Private
Engineering For Kids of Triangle is the Morrisville-area franchise of the national Engineering For Kids brand, offering STEM summer camps, classes, and workshops for children up to about age 14. Team-based, hands-on camps cover engineering, coding, robotics, rocketry, and chemistry. Sessions run in and around the Triangle.
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Powered by GoogleSo much fun! We had them come out for my son's 8th birthday party. Isaac (or "Mr. Coffee") came out and brought everything for building robots. My son and his friends had a blast! There weren't a lot of kids so they were able to have many battles. They each got to work on a robot, adding pieces to a pre-made body for battles. Isaac explained very well what was going to happen and how to do everything. It was neat watching all the kids design their robots! By the end, the parents were even jumping in and working on them with the kids! Great birthday party, my son said it was his favorite! They are based out of Cary/Morrisville but will travel. I have a feeling him and his friends will be talking about this party for a while.
My son enjoyed the Fun with Flight class that was offered through the Town of Cary. They built catapults, airplanes, and other things. It was engaging. I will definitely consider signing him up for another class with Engineering for Kids.
Unfortunately my son didn't share the same experience that others have listed. When we walked in it was just one room - like a rented office space, with make-shift folding tables and laptops. He said he was given very little direction/instruction (and it was a beginners class). He didn't have any robotics experience and said he basically fumbled his way through it trying to figure it out himself. The other half of the camp was supposed to be game coding but again he said not much instruction was given. Free time at the end was Minecraft but he said it wasn't working on his laptop so he was just sitting there when I picked him up. I asked why he didn't ask for help and he said the teacher was not very nice and he didn't feel comfortable asking. He said he was frustrated and bored all day so I didn't make him go back. We found a great facility down the street in Cary to finish out his week. I was happy that when I asked for a refund for the unattended days they said they would do that. The instructor was polite and nice to me. [EDIT 1/14/2020: Apparently they are under new management now. They refunded me for the single day that my son attended as well.]
My kids love the camp. We took one week out of the world& Robots mission to Mars Session. They enjoyed launching rockets and competitions among different groups. The thing I do not like is that kids sit on the floor eating snacks and lunch and the floor seems not clean. Hopefully they could improve the facility a bit. It will be nicer if they could incorporate a bit out door play, instead of movie, in everyday schedule. Overall, kids enjoy it!
Attending a party last year & my 7 year old insisted every day for 6 months that he have his party here. The kids LOVE building but not quite as much as battling! The staff was so kind and incredibly patient. We brought in pizza, cake, drinks and the staff was so flexible - let them stop and eat pizza because they were too hungry to wait til the end! We'll be back (at least until 2037 when my kid says he's opening his own franchise so he can stay all day and night)!





