Summer Camp 2013
Brain Monkeys Summer Camp offers a wide range of robotics, technology and engineering summer sessions for ages 6-17. We provide a unique experience which combines both indoor and outdoor activities which create a balanced environment for successful learning.
This is why Brain Monkeys Summer Camp is one of Michigan’s Premiere Technology and Adventure Summer Day Camps!
Below is our current 2013 summer camp schedule.
Please visit our Class Catalog for a detailed description on camp sessions.
Or click REGISTER!
Summer Session Schedule - 2013
| Session Dates | Location | Course Title | Age/Grade | Time | Adventure Component |
| June 17-21 | Maker Works | Junkbots, Bugbots and Bots with Wings | 9-13 | 9am to 5pm | Rock Climbing |
| June 24-28 | Honey Creek | Spycraft: The Electronics of Espianage | 10-15 | 9am to 5pm | Rock Climbing |
| July 8-12 | Maker Works | Sumo Battle Obstacle Course | 9-12 | 9am to 5pm |
Rock Climbing |
| Emerson | AM - WeDo Robotics and Engineering | K-2 | |||
| Emerson | PM - Robotics and Game Design with Scratch | Gr. K-2 | |||
| July 15-19 | Honey Creek | Robotics and Game Design with Scratch | 9-12 | 9am to 5pm | Group Games |
| Honey Creek | LEGO Stop Motion Animation | 10-12 | 9am to 5pm | Group Games | |
| Emerson | AM - LEGO Robotics Adventures | Gr. 3-5 | |||
| Emerson | PM - Mindstorms Robotics and Renewable Energy | Gr. 3-5 | |||
| July 22-27 | Emerson | AM - Arduino Robotics Basics | Gr. 3-5 | ||
| Emerson | PM - LEGO Physics | Gr. K-2 | |||
| August 5-9 | Honey Creek | Sumo Battle Bots and Rock Climbing | 7-10 | 9am to 5pm | Rock Climbing |
| Honey Creek | Builders Extravaganza and Rock Climbing | 6-10 | 9am to 5pm | Rock Climbing | |
| Emerson | AM - WeDo Robotics and Engineering | Gr. K-2 | |||
| Emerson | PM - LEGO Robotic Adventures | Gr. 3-5 | |||
| August 12-16 | Honey Creek | Maker Camp |
9-14 | 9am to 5pm |
Group Games |
| Emerson | AM - Robotics and Game Design with Scratch | Gr. 3-5 | |||
| Emerson | PM - LEGO Physics | Gr. K-2 | |||
| August 19-23 | Maker Works | AM - LEGO Physics and Beyond | 6-8 | 9am to 12:30pm | Group Games |
| Maker Works | PM - Robotics and Game Design with Scratch | 7-9 | 1pm to 3:30pm | Group Games |
Please note: registration for our Emerson School location with be done through Emerson School's website. A link will be posted as soon as they have all the camp information published on their website.
Summer Camp Locations
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Registration Information
All registration is done online through our website. You will find a simple registration form at the bottom of the course page. Once you fill out the registration form and complete payment, you should receive a confirmation email regarding your purchase.
Payment Information
All payments are taken using PayPal, however you do not need to have a PayPal account in order to pay for any of our course or camp offerings. We use PayPal because it is a secure method for customers to make payment transactions. PayPal allows for you to choose your method of payment even if you do not already have an account.
Camper Information Packets
Along with the registration form you filled out during the online registration packet, you will also receive an information packet. This packet will be emailed to you and it contains detailed information such as: tentative daily schedule, camper health forms and waivers along with a list of things to bring and other information. These packets are typically emailed no less than 2 weeks prior to the start of your child’s camp session depending on when you registered for camp. There may be some delay in receiving your packet if you register the week before a session.
Outdoor Activities
We take frequent breaks throughout the day that include outside play to give our young campers a balanced summer camp experience.
Students typically receive 5-6 hours per day of computer instruction, so there is still plenty of time for well-balanced activities like:
- Teambuilding Activities
- General Gameplay
- Sports, Chess, Games

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In addition to the robotics activities (see below) campers are trained in knot tying and safety because they take two afternoon field trips to rock climbing. As with all our programs we go outside several times a day for inclusive group games and confidence building activities. |

