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Welcome

Campers

Problem Solve • Build • Program • Laugh • Play • Compete • Learn • Create • Make Friends

Camp Registration Summer 2025 Open

Kids love playing with LEGO®

There are now ways to teach them the basics of engineering, programming and how the world works around them. As they learn about gears, motors, pulleys, levers and building it will allow kids to one day transfer those concepts to real life models.

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Teamwork

Kids working in teams encourages personal growth, increases  satisfaction, and results in a ton of fun. Our campers make long lasting friendships and lasting memories. 

Problem Solving

Problem solving places the focus on the camper making sense of engineering ideas. When solving problems campers are exploring how things work. within a problem context rather than as an abstract.

Creativity

It’s no secret that creativity is an important part of childhood development. It helps children to develop their imagination, critical thinking skills, and empathy for others. 

Summer 2025 Camps

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Esther Lee

YoungBotBuilders, LLC, is a locally owned company in Colorado Springs created to teach children STEM concepts and problem solving through LEGO® educational products. 

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Stacy Adams

Stacy Adams brings her expertise in teaching a wide variety of STEM courses most recently at Rocky Mountain Classical Academy. She comes to us with about 25 years of teaching experience.

Anita Coughenour

Anita Coughenour is an educator, entrepreneur, and adventurer. Since 2007, she’s enriched the lives of students across various age groups, teaching karate, LEGO robotics, history, and Bible studies.

Testimonials

My son has always enjoyed Legos, but recently I’ve had a difficult time finding ones that are challenging enough to last longer than 5 minutes, but not too hard where he gives up. He LOVED this camp – it was by far the highlight of his summer, and I loved watching him enjoy being challenged. He was always excited about the creations they made that day and can’t wait to do it again!”

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