Robofun - Kids Coding & Robotics After School NYC
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Robofun is an NYC STEM camp for kids in Pre-K through 8th grade (ages 3-14), focused on robotics, coding, Minecraft, and game design. Summer camp runs mid-June through August, bookable one or more weeks at a time, with 9am-12pm morning, 1pm-4pm afternoon, or full-day options Monday-Friday. Campers complete hands-on projects in a chosen technology and end the week with a student showcase.
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★★★★★lorrianne williamsIt was a pleasure to visit Robofun my son experiences several interactive sessions. He love everything that he saw. This is a perfect place your children to come and experience their stem workshop. He interest in coding especially but enjoyed all the stations.
★★★★★Justin KingiOur daughter always has a fantastic fun day at Robofun. She comes home with stories of fun activities such as building robots and Minecraft. Great staff. Highly recommended!
★★★★★K FangMy two kids (5th grader and 3rd grader) have been going to Robofun for 3 years now and they have done various coding classes there and both really enjoy it. The teachers are very engaging and the curriculum is motivating for the kids given the output and progress that they can measure.
★★★★★MeredithMy child enjoyed her first semester at Robofun and will begin again soon! She learned about gear walls, how to follow instructions when building a battery-operated lego car, and has lots of pride in her skills and knowledge!
★★★★★Graham AlbertFor the past year and a half, my son has enjoyed Robofun's preschool after-school programs and holiday camps. In those classes, the little ones start with Duplo Lego and simple hand-crank machines. Recently, having now started Kindergarten, he has graduated to the next class, where they work with regular Lego, battery packs, and motors. Noah and Caroline do a great job running the HQ. They hire friendly young people as teachers and counselors.