For youth entering grades 4 & 5 (private/public/homeschool)in Oneida County
A one-week day camp where youth will be introduced to the world of FIRST Lego League Robotics, coding, problem solving, team work, and more! Plus art, games, and outdoor fun!
No experience necessary!
(Parents, please note: While regular “free build” LEGO-building programs are excellent for nurturing creativity and imagination, LEGO Robotics offers a more structured environment that encourages learners to stay focused on tasks for extended periods, experiment with different approaches, and persevere through challenges. If your child would do better with a “free play” Lego program, check out the excellent Lego programs offered by your local library!)
COST: $50-$80 (sliding fee scale)
PLEASE CLICK THE BUTTON BELOW TO BE ADDED TO THE WAITLIST.
Opportunities to explore the Nicolet College Campus!
FUN!
COST
Oneida County 4-H is dedicated to making LEGO Robotics accessible to all families, regardless of their financial situation. To support this mission, we offer a sliding fee scale based on each family’s ability to pay. If your family requires additional financial assistance, please contact Anne at apwilliams@wisc.edu or call 715-365-2750.
Pay Scale Options:
Pay Scale 1: $50
Pay Scale 2: $60
Pay Scale 3: $70
Pay Scale 4: $80
Families can choose the level that best fits their budget for the program.
CAPACITY
Space for the program is limited and spots are allocated on a first-come, first-served basis. Once capacity is reached, families will be placed on a waitlist and notified the second week of June whether they are registered for the camp or on the waitlist. Filling out the registration today does NOT guarantee a spot.
WHAT TO BRING?
Pack a lunch to bring each day!
A refillable water bottle.
Sunscreen/Bug Spray
A positive attitude!
Youth will have the opportunity to explore Nicolet Campus during this camp and will engage in outdoor adventures. Please be sure they come to camp wearing comfortable clothes and shoes (closed-toe).
In LEGO Robotics, students collaborate with peers, share ideas, contribute to group projects, and communicate effectively by expressing their thoughts and listening to others.
SAMPLE SCHEDULE
Pick up time is 3 p.m. daily!(Parents/guardians can choose to stay until 3:15 to see what their child has worked on).
Questions? Need clarification? Contact Oneida County 4-H Staff:
Anne Williams, Oneida County UW-Extension 4-H Program Educator
The University of Wisconsin–Madison Division of Extension provides equal opportunities in employment and programming in compliance with state and federal law.
