Summer Camp at Spark Creativity Studio_Jun 8-Aug 7_3rd-9th_$400

Level up your creativity at The Art of Nintendo, a project-based STEAM camp inspired by some of the most iconic video game worlds of all time. Designed for students in grades 3rd–9th, this immersive week invites campers to explore Nintendo’s creative universe—including Super Mario Bros., Pokémon, Kirby, The Legend of Zelda, Tetris, Splatoon, and Donkey Kong—through hands-on art, design, and maker-based projects. Using a variety of craft supplies and maker materials, students will reimagine characters, environments, puzzles, and gameplay elements while discovering how art, engineering, logic, and storytelling come together in game design.

Throughout the week, campers will work individually and collaboratively on creative challenges inspired by video games and their music, strengthening problem-solving skills, design thinking, and artistic expression. Projects may include character and world designs, pattern- and puzzle-based builds inspired by Tetris, interactive art, and visual creations influenced by game soundtracks and aesthetics. The camp concludes with a Friday Showcase, where families are invited to experience a gallery-style display of student work and celebrate the creativity and innovation developed throughout the week.

Bring ideas off the screen and into the real world at 3D Modeling & Making, a hands-on STEAM camp for students in grades 3rd–9th. Throughout the week, campers will explore the exciting process of designing, modeling, and creating three-dimensional objects. Using age-appropriate 3D modeling tools, 3D printing, and sculptural techniques, students will learn how designs are transformed into tangible forms while gaining a foundation in design principles, color theory, and spatial thinking.

Projects are structured to encourage creativity, problem-solving, and iteration as students design, test, refine, and produce their own 3D creations. Campers will experiment with form, scale, and structure while developing confidence with both digital and hands-on tools. The week concludes with a Friday Showcase, where families are invited to view student projects and celebrate the innovation, creativity, and technical skills developed throughout the camp.

Dive into Blue Planet Exploration & Sustainable Making, where science, creativity, and environmental responsibility come together. Throughout the week, students will explore marine life across the world’s five oceans—the Pacific, Atlantic, Indian, Southern, and Arctic—each day spotlighting a different ocean and its unique ecosystems. Campers will investigate ocean depths, marine life, temperatures, climate regulation, and the role humans play through trade, pollution, and conservation, building a deeper understanding of how interconnected our planet truly is.

Alongside their blue planet explorations, students will roll up their sleeves for hands-on sustainable making, learning how creative artists and designers use eco-friendly materials and mindful practices to care for our planet. Campers will transform their learning into a one-of-a-kind sculpture and a vibrant collaborative mural. The week concludes with a Friday Showcase, where families are invited to view student projects and celebrate a week of discovery, creativity, and meaningful making inspired by our blue planet.

Designed for curious builders and creative problem-solvers, Engineering with Minecraft Redstone & CrunchLabs seamlessly blends digital innovation with physical, hands-on engineering. Throughout the week, campers will use interactive digital simulation tools to explore how circuits, switches, and power systems work by designing, testing, and refining Redstone creations in Minecraft. Alongside their in-game builds, students will tinker with engaging CrunchLabs kits, discovering real-world engineering principles through screen-free, recipe-style projects that encourage experimentation and inventive thinking.

Campers will engage in challenges, collaborative problem-solving, and playful trivia to help bring engineering concepts to life while strengthening creativity, persistence, and computational thinking. Campers will design clever contraptions, troubleshoot bold ideas, and celebrate both successes and setbacks as part of the learning process. The camp concludes with a Friday Showcase, where families are invited to see student creations in action and experience a week filled with inventive systems, imaginative machines, and engineering-driven fun.

Discover how creativity and sustainability come together at Fashion & Upcycling Lab, a hands-on STEAM camp for students in grades 3rd–9th. This week invites young designers to rethink fashion by transforming outdated or ill-fitting garments into fresh, functional, and totally personalized pieces. Through guided projects, campers will explore how design, problem-solving, and self-expression intersect—learning that great style doesn’t require buying new, but reimagining what already exists.Students will experiment with a variety of upcycling techniques, such as converting long-sleeve garments into sleeveless or short-sleeve styles, turning old jeans into custom skirts or accessories, shortening hems for modern silhouettes, and using basic pattern-hacking methods to reshape clothing.

Campers are encouraged to bring in garments they’re ready to part with—or pieces they love but don't quite fit anymore—and leave with refreshed, wearable fashion that tells a story. The week concludes with a Friday Showcase, where families are invited to celebrate each student’s creative voice and sustainable design journey.

Step into worlds of magic, mystery, and imagination at Fantasy Storytelling & Making, a creative STEAM camp inspired by favorite fantasy stories such as Percy Jackson, Harry Potter, Wings of Fire, and The Land of Stories. Throughout the week, students will explore how stories come to life through characters, settings, and plot, using a blend of storytelling, art, and hands-on making to reimagine beloved fantasy worlds—or invent entirely new ones of their own.

Campers will participate in storytelling-focused projects such as recreating scenes through stop-motion animation, designing fandom-inspired accessories and characters, and experimenting with creative writing and world-building. Projects encourage imagination, collaboration, and creative problem-solving while introducing elements of visual storytelling and design. The week concludes with a Friday Showcase, where families are invited to experience student-created stories, films, and fantasy-inspired creations celebrating a week of creativity, craftsmanship, and storytelling magic.

This week, soccer takes center stage at Creating with FIFA World Cup, a creative STEAM camp that blends sports, design, and global culture. Throughout the week, students will explore the teams and players competing on the world stage while learning how creativity, storytelling, and making intersect with athletics. Campers will dive into hands-on activities such as customizing their own soccer jerseys, creating a commercial for a major sponsor, sculpting bobbleheads of a favorite player, designing a collaborative soccer stadium, and reimagining the world cup trophy. Projects are inspired by the spirit of international competition and the artistry behind sports branding, movement, and fan culture.

The week also includes action-packed trivia, a spelling bee featuring player and team names, and art projects that explore movement and motion in sports drawings. The camp concludes with a Friday Showcase, where families are invited to celebrate student creations and experience a vibrant display of World Cup–inspired art, games, and designs from an unforgettable week of creativity and play.

Step into the world of innovation at Decoding the Future: Tech & Robotics, a hands-on STEAM camp designed for curious thinkers and problem-solvers in grades 3rd–9th. Throughout the week, students will explore how technology and robotics shape the world around us through engaging, project-based experiences. Campers will learn to code interactive programs in Scratch and Code.org, design and model in Tinkercad, experiment with artificial intelligence as a positive problem-solving tool, and explore the basics of electronics using Arduinos and breadboards.

As the week progresses, students will bring their skills together by building and programming robots, and applying logic, creativity, and collaboration to solve real-world challenges. Projects are designed to encourage experimentation, critical thinking, and refinement while making complex concepts accessible and fun. The camp concludes with a Friday Showcase, where families are invited to see student projects in action and celebrate a week of innovation, creativity, and future-focused learning.

Step into the world of style, creativity, and craftsmanship at Sewing, Accessories, & Fashion Studio, a hands-on camp for students in grades 3rd–9th who are ready to explore fashion through making. Throughout the week, campers will build foundational sewing skills as they learn machine stitching, hand stitching, pattern reading, and jewelry-making skills. Using these skills, students will design and create a variety of wearable accessories while developing confidence, precision, and their own creative voice.

In addition to skill-building projects, campers will take on two exciting sewing challenges: recreating a favorite top and upcycling an existing clothing item they no longer wear into something fresh and wearable. Students will also be introduced to influential fashion designers through kid-friendly Meet the Fashion Designer spotlights, learning how designers use creativity, problem-solving, and innovation to shape the fashion world. The week concludes with a Friday Showcase, where families are invited to celebrate camper designs and see how imagination, sustainability, and craftsmanship come together on the runway and beyond.

Explore the intersection of creativity, design, and hands-on making at Design & Making Studio, a project-based STEAM camp for students in grades 3rd–9th. Throughout the week, campers will learn core design principles—such as balance, form, texture, and function—and apply them to the creation of three-dimensional objects designed for their personal space. This studio-style camp encourages students to think like designers as they plan, build, and refine meaningful, functional art.

Projects may include creating an artistic light fixture, a mixed-media hanging mobile, a papier-mâché sculpture, and a wall weaving, using a variety of materials and techniques. Campers will experiment, problem-solve, and make intentional design choices as they bring their ideas to life. The week concludes with a Friday Showcase, where families are invited to celebrate student work and experience a gallery of thoughtfully designed creations that reflect each camper’s unique style and creativity.