Event: Make a Lego Brick Film
When: Mon, Jun 28 5:30 am – Fri, Jul 2 9:00 am
Description: A Brick film is an animated film that uses LEGO® characters and pieces to tell a story. If you’ve ever wanted to direct your own movies or like making up stories, then this camp is for you. Using digital cameras, Stop Motion Pro animation software, and video editing software, you’ll create multi-scene movies with transitions, titles, credits, sound effects and narration. Design your own set with backgrounds, characters, and scenery. The stories are up to your imagination.

This is a great class to take with friends. No experience is necessary and you can take this class as many times as you like. Students take home a DVD with their movies at the end of the week.

Location: The Brown School, 150 Corlaer Avenue Schenectady, NY

Event: Video Game Creation
When: Mon, Jun 28 10:00 am – Fri, Jul 2 1:30 pm
Description: If you think playing computer games is fun, think what a blast learning to program your own games will be. Your imagination is the limit as you use GameMaker software to create maze, strategy, and a variety of other types of games. You’ll learn about creating sprites, objects, events and actions. Design a room, make it look the way you want, add objects and play your game. We’ll teach you how to display health, lives, score, splash screens and high score tables. Using drag and drop programming, you’ll be creating exciting, professional looking games you can play with your friends.

You can keep making games when you get home as the software is an inexpensive download from the Internet. If you think you’ve got a great idea for a game, you want to see what it would be like to be a game designer, or you just think computer games are fun, this class is for you. You must be experienced using a computer to take this class. If you’ve taken our Game Creation After School Class, this class goes into greater depth and reinforces previous learning.

Location: The Brown School, 150 Corlaer Avenue Schenectady, NY

Event: Make a Lego Brick Film
When: Mon, Jun 28 5:30 am – Fri, Jul 2 9:00 am
Description: A Brick film is an animated film that uses LEGO® characters and pieces to tell a story. If you’ve ever wanted to direct your own movies or like making up stories, then this camp is for you. Using digital cameras, Stop Motion Pro animation software, and video editing software, you’ll create multi-scene movies with transitions, titles, credits, sound effects and narration. Design your own set with backgrounds, characters, and scenery. The stories are up to your imagination.

This is a great class to take with friends. No experience is necessary and you can take this class as many times as you like. Students take home a DVD with their movies at the end of the week.

Location: The Brown School, 150 Corlaer Avenue Schenectady, NY

Event: Video Game Creation
When: Mon, Jun 28 10:00 am – Fri, Jul 2 1:30 pm
Description: If you think playing computer games is fun, think what a blast learning to program your own games will be. Your imagination is the limit as you use GameMaker software to create maze, strategy, and a variety of other types of games. You’ll learn about creating sprites, objects, events and actions. Design a room, make it look the way you want, add objects and play your game. We’ll teach you how to display health, lives, score, splash screens and high score tables. Using drag and drop programming, you’ll be creating exciting, professional looking games you can play with your friends.

You can keep making games when you get home as the software is an inexpensive download from the Internet. If you think you’ve got a great idea for a game, you want to see what it would be like to be a game designer, or you just think computer games are fun, this class is for you. You must be experienced using a computer to take this class. If you’ve taken our Game Creation After School Class, this class goes into greater depth and reinforces previous learning.

Location: The Brown School, 150 Corlaer Avenue Schenectady, NY

Event: Make a Lego Brick Film
When: Mon, Jun 28 5:30 am – Fri, Jul 2 9:00 am
Description: A Brick film is an animated film that uses LEGO® characters and pieces to tell a story. If you’ve ever wanted to direct your own movies or like making up stories, then this camp is for you. Using digital cameras, Stop Motion Pro animation software, and video editing software, you’ll create multi-scene movies with transitions, titles, credits, sound effects and narration. Design your own set with backgrounds, characters, and scenery. The stories are up to your imagination.

This is a great class to take with friends. No experience is necessary and you can take this class as many times as you like. Students take home a DVD with their movies at the end of the week.

Location: The Brown School, 150 Corlaer Avenue Schenectady, NY

Event: Video Game Creation
When: Mon, Jun 28 10:00 am – Fri, Jul 2 1:30 pm
Description: If you think playing computer games is fun, think what a blast learning to program your own games will be. Your imagination is the limit as you use GameMaker software to create maze, strategy, and a variety of other types of games. You’ll learn about creating sprites, objects, events and actions. Design a room, make it look the way you want, add objects and play your game. We’ll teach you how to display health, lives, score, splash screens and high score tables. Using drag and drop programming, you’ll be creating exciting, professional looking games you can play with your friends.

You can keep making games when you get home as the software is an inexpensive download from the Internet. If you think you’ve got a great idea for a game, you want to see what it would be like to be a game designer, or you just think computer games are fun, this class is for you. You must be experienced using a computer to take this class. If you’ve taken our Game Creation After School Class, this class goes into greater depth and reinforces previous learning.

Location: The Brown School, 150 Corlaer Avenue Schenectady, NY

Event: Make a Lego Brick Film
When: Mon, Jun 28 5:30 am – Fri, Jul 2 9:00 am
Description: A Brick film is an animated film that uses LEGO® characters and pieces to tell a story. If you’ve ever wanted to direct your own movies or like making up stories, then this camp is for you. Using digital cameras, Stop Motion Pro animation software, and video editing software, you’ll create multi-scene movies with transitions, titles, credits, sound effects and narration. Design your own set with backgrounds, characters, and scenery. The stories are up to your imagination.

This is a great class to take with friends. No experience is necessary and you can take this class as many times as you like. Students take home a DVD with their movies at the end of the week.

Location: The Brown School, 150 Corlaer Avenue Schenectady, NY

Event: Video Game Creation
When: Mon, Jun 28 10:00 am – Fri, Jul 2 1:30 pm
Description: If you think playing computer games is fun, think what a blast learning to program your own games will be. Your imagination is the limit as you use GameMaker software to create maze, strategy, and a variety of other types of games. You’ll learn about creating sprites, objects, events and actions. Design a room, make it look the way you want, add objects and play your game. We’ll teach you how to display health, lives, score, splash screens and high score tables. Using drag and drop programming, you’ll be creating exciting, professional looking games you can play with your friends.

You can keep making games when you get home as the software is an inexpensive download from the Internet. If you think you’ve got a great idea for a game, you want to see what it would be like to be a game designer, or you just think computer games are fun, this class is for you. You must be experienced using a computer to take this class. If you’ve taken our Game Creation After School Class, this class goes into greater depth and reinforces previous learning.

Location: The Brown School, 150 Corlaer Avenue Schenectady, NY

Event: Make a Lego Brick Film
When: Mon, Jun 28 5:30 am – Fri, Jul 2 9:00 am
Description: A Brick film is an animated film that uses LEGO® characters and pieces to tell a story. If you’ve ever wanted to direct your own movies or like making up stories, then this camp is for you. Using digital cameras, Stop Motion Pro animation software, and video editing software, you’ll create multi-scene movies with transitions, titles, credits, sound effects and narration. Design your own set with backgrounds, characters, and scenery. The stories are up to your imagination.

This is a great class to take with friends. No experience is necessary and you can take this class as many times as you like. Students take home a DVD with their movies at the end of the week.

Location: The Brown School, 150 Corlaer Avenue Schenectady, NY

Event: Video Game Creation
When: Mon, Jun 28 10:00 am – Fri, Jul 2 1:30 pm
Description: If you think playing computer games is fun, think what a blast learning to program your own games will be. Your imagination is the limit as you use GameMaker software to create maze, strategy, and a variety of other types of games. You’ll learn about creating sprites, objects, events and actions. Design a room, make it look the way you want, add objects and play your game. We’ll teach you how to display health, lives, score, splash screens and high score tables. Using drag and drop programming, you’ll be creating exciting, professional looking games you can play with your friends.

You can keep making games when you get home as the software is an inexpensive download from the Internet. If you think you’ve got a great idea for a game, you want to see what it would be like to be a game designer, or you just think computer games are fun, this class is for you. You must be experienced using a computer to take this class. If you’ve taken our Game Creation After School Class, this class goes into greater depth and reinforces previous learning.

Location: The Brown School, 150 Corlaer Avenue Schenectady, NY

Event: Bits, Bytes & Beyond (6&7yr olds)
When: Mon, Jul 5 5:30 am – Fri, Jul 9 9:00 am
Description: The computer camp for 6 – 7 year olds. You’ll build and play with real LEGO® Mindstorms robots and make animated movies that you can take home on CDs. This class meets for 3 hours rather than the 3 hours, 30 minutes of the other classes.

*Robots are for use by students in class only. The robots are expensive, and students will not be able to take them home.

Location: Shenendehow Methodist Church, 971 Rte 146 Clifton Park, NY

Event: Video Game Creation
When: Mon, Jul 5 5:30 am – Fri, Jul 9 9:00 am
Description: If you think playing computer games is fun, think what a blast learning to program your own games will be. Your imagination is the limit as you use GameMaker software to create maze, strategy, and a variety of other types of games. You’ll learn about creating sprites, objects, events and actions. Design a room, make it look the way you want, add objects and play your game. We’ll teach you how to display health, lives, score, splash screens and high score tables. Using drag and drop programming, you’ll be creating exciting, professional looking games you can play with your friends.

You can keep making games when you get home as the software is an inexpensive download from the Internet. If you think you’ve got a great idea for a game, you want to see what it would be like to be a game designer, or you just think computer games are fun, this class is for you. You must be experienced using a computer to take this class. If you’ve taken our Game Creation After School Class, this class goes into greater depth and reinforces previous learning.

Location: Shenendehow Methodist Church, 971 Rte 146 Clifton Park, NY

Event: Make a Lego Brick Film
When: Mon, Jul 5 10:00 am – Fri, Jul 9 1:30 pm
Description: A Brick film is an animated film that uses LEGO® characters and pieces to tell a story. If you’ve ever wanted to direct your own movies or like making up stories, then this camp is for you. Using digital cameras, Stop Motion Pro animation software, and video editing software, you’ll create multi-scene movies with transitions, titles, credits, sound effects and narration. Design your own set with backgrounds, characters, and scenery. The stories are up to your imagination.

This is a great class to take with friends. No experience is necessary and you can take this class as many times as you like. Students take home a DVD with their movies at the end of the week.

Location: Shenendehow Methodist Church, 971 Rte 146 Clifton Park, NY

Event: Roaring into Robots
When: Mon, Jul 5 10:00 am – Fri, Jul 9 1:30 pm
Description: This exciting class teaches you how to build and program the LEGO® Mindstorms® NXT robots, the coolest robot available. You will use your new skills to meet such challenges as reacting to intruders, moving objects to different locations, stinging an intruder with a robot tail, or beating your opponent at LEGO® Sumo, a BBB favorite.

You don’t need any experience with robotics or programming to begin your robotic adventure. Students who took our robotics After School Class can take this for a more solid foundation or move on to the Advanced Robot Challenges. All robot classes will be taught with the new LEGO® Mindstorms® NXT robot. The new robot system includes a new programming language, a new building system, and new sensors, including a sound sensor and ultrasonic sensor.

*Robots are for use by students in class only. The robots are expensive, and students will not be able to take them home.

Location: Shenendehow Methodist Church, 971 Rte 146 Clifton Park, NY

Event: Bits, Bytes & Beyond (6&7yr olds)
When: Mon, Jul 5 5:30 am – Fri, Jul 9 9:00 am
Description: The computer camp for 6 – 7 year olds. You’ll build and play with real LEGO® Mindstorms robots and make animated movies that you can take home on CDs. This class meets for 3 hours rather than the 3 hours, 30 minutes of the other classes.

*Robots are for use by students in class only. The robots are expensive, and students will not be able to take them home.

Location: Shenendehow Methodist Church, 971 Rte 146 Clifton Park, NY

Event: Video Game Creation
When: Mon, Jul 5 5:30 am – Fri, Jul 9 9:00 am
Description: If you think playing computer games is fun, think what a blast learning to program your own games will be. Your imagination is the limit as you use GameMaker software to create maze, strategy, and a variety of other types of games. You’ll learn about creating sprites, objects, events and actions. Design a room, make it look the way you want, add objects and play your game. We’ll teach you how to display health, lives, score, splash screens and high score tables. Using drag and drop programming, you’ll be creating exciting, professional looking games you can play with your friends.

You can keep making games when you get home as the software is an inexpensive download from the Internet. If you think you’ve got a great idea for a game, you want to see what it would be like to be a game designer, or you just think computer games are fun, this class is for you. You must be experienced using a computer to take this class. If you’ve taken our Game Creation After School Class, this class goes into greater depth and reinforces previous learning.

Location: Shenendehow Methodist Church, 971 Rte 146 Clifton Park, NY

Event: Make a Lego Brick Film
When: Mon, Jul 5 10:00 am – Fri, Jul 9 1:30 pm
Description: A Brick film is an animated film that uses LEGO® characters and pieces to tell a story. If you’ve ever wanted to direct your own movies or like making up stories, then this camp is for you. Using digital cameras, Stop Motion Pro animation software, and video editing software, you’ll create multi-scene movies with transitions, titles, credits, sound effects and narration. Design your own set with backgrounds, characters, and scenery. The stories are up to your imagination.

This is a great class to take with friends. No experience is necessary and you can take this class as many times as you like. Students take home a DVD with their movies at the end of the week.

Location: Shenendehow Methodist Church, 971 Rte 146 Clifton Park, NY

Event: Roaring into Robots
When: Mon, Jul 5 10:00 am – Fri, Jul 9 1:30 pm
Description: This exciting class teaches you how to build and program the LEGO® Mindstorms® NXT robots, the coolest robot available. You will use your new skills to meet such challenges as reacting to intruders, moving objects to different locations, stinging an intruder with a robot tail, or beating your opponent at LEGO® Sumo, a BBB favorite.

You don’t need any experience with robotics or programming to begin your robotic adventure. Students who took our robotics After School Class can take this for a more solid foundation or move on to the Advanced Robot Challenges. All robot classes will be taught with the new LEGO® Mindstorms® NXT robot. The new robot system includes a new programming language, a new building system, and new sensors, including a sound sensor and ultrasonic sensor.

*Robots are for use by students in class only. The robots are expensive, and students will not be able to take them home.

Location: Shenendehow Methodist Church, 971 Rte 146 Clifton Park, NY

Event: Bits, Bytes & Beyond (6&7yr olds)
When: Mon, Jul 5 5:30 am – Fri, Jul 9 9:00 am
Description: The computer camp for 6 – 7 year olds. You’ll build and play with real LEGO® Mindstorms robots and make animated movies that you can take home on CDs. This class meets for 3 hours rather than the 3 hours, 30 minutes of the other classes.

*Robots are for use by students in class only. The robots are expensive, and students will not be able to take them home.

Location: Shenendehow Methodist Church, 971 Rte 146 Clifton Park, NY

Event: Video Game Creation
When: Mon, Jul 5 5:30 am – Fri, Jul 9 9:00 am
Description: If you think playing computer games is fun, think what a blast learning to program your own games will be. Your imagination is the limit as you use GameMaker software to create maze, strategy, and a variety of other types of games. You’ll learn about creating sprites, objects, events and actions. Design a room, make it look the way you want, add objects and play your game. We’ll teach you how to display health, lives, score, splash screens and high score tables. Using drag and drop programming, you’ll be creating exciting, professional looking games you can play with your friends.

You can keep making games when you get home as the software is an inexpensive download from the Internet. If you think you’ve got a great idea for a game, you want to see what it would be like to be a game designer, or you just think computer games are fun, this class is for you. You must be experienced using a computer to take this class. If you’ve taken our Game Creation After School Class, this class goes into greater depth and reinforces previous learning.

Location: Shenendehow Methodist Church, 971 Rte 146 Clifton Park, NY

Event: Make a Lego Brick Film
When: Mon, Jul 5 10:00 am – Fri, Jul 9 1:30 pm
Description: A Brick film is an animated film that uses LEGO® characters and pieces to tell a story. If you’ve ever wanted to direct your own movies or like making up stories, then this camp is for you. Using digital cameras, Stop Motion Pro animation software, and video editing software, you’ll create multi-scene movies with transitions, titles, credits, sound effects and narration. Design your own set with backgrounds, characters, and scenery. The stories are up to your imagination.

This is a great class to take with friends. No experience is necessary and you can take this class as many times as you like. Students take home a DVD with their movies at the end of the week.

Location: Shenendehow Methodist Church, 971 Rte 146 Clifton Park, NY

Event: Roaring into Robots
When: Mon, Jul 5 10:00 am – Fri, Jul 9 1:30 pm
Description: This exciting class teaches you how to build and program the LEGO® Mindstorms® NXT robots, the coolest robot available. You will use your new skills to meet such challenges as reacting to intruders, moving objects to different locations, stinging an intruder with a robot tail, or beating your opponent at LEGO® Sumo, a BBB favorite.

You don’t need any experience with robotics or programming to begin your robotic adventure. Students who took our robotics After School Class can take this for a more solid foundation or move on to the Advanced Robot Challenges. All robot classes will be taught with the new LEGO® Mindstorms® NXT robot. The new robot system includes a new programming language, a new building system, and new sensors, including a sound sensor and ultrasonic sensor.

*Robots are for use by students in class only. The robots are expensive, and students will not be able to take them home.

Location: Shenendehow Methodist Church, 971 Rte 146 Clifton Park, NY

Event: Bits, Bytes & Beyond (6&7yr olds)
When: Mon, Jul 5 5:30 am – Fri, Jul 9 9:00 am
Description: The computer camp for 6 – 7 year olds. You’ll build and play with real LEGO® Mindstorms robots and make animated movies that you can take home on CDs. This class meets for 3 hours rather than the 3 hours, 30 minutes of the other classes.

*Robots are for use by students in class only. The robots are expensive, and students will not be able to take them home.

Location: Shenendehow Methodist Church, 971 Rte 146 Clifton Park, NY

Event: Video Game Creation
When: Mon, Jul 5 5:30 am – Fri, Jul 9 9:00 am
Description: If you think playing computer games is fun, think what a blast learning to program your own games will be. Your imagination is the limit as you use GameMaker software to create maze, strategy, and a variety of other types of games. You’ll learn about creating sprites, objects, events and actions. Design a room, make it look the way you want, add objects and play your game. We’ll teach you how to display health, lives, score, splash screens and high score tables. Using drag and drop programming, you’ll be creating exciting, professional looking games you can play with your friends.

You can keep making games when you get home as the software is an inexpensive download from the Internet. If you think you’ve got a great idea for a game, you want to see what it would be like to be a game designer, or you just think computer games are fun, this class is for you. You must be experienced using a computer to take this class. If you’ve taken our Game Creation After School Class, this class goes into greater depth and reinforces previous learning.

Location: Shenendehow Methodist Church, 971 Rte 146 Clifton Park, NY

Event: Make a Lego Brick Film
When: Mon, Jul 5 10:00 am – Fri, Jul 9 1:30 pm
Description: A Brick film is an animated film that uses LEGO® characters and pieces to tell a story. If you’ve ever wanted to direct your own movies or like making up stories, then this camp is for you. Using digital cameras, Stop Motion Pro animation software, and video editing software, you’ll create multi-scene movies with transitions, titles, credits, sound effects and narration. Design your own set with backgrounds, characters, and scenery. The stories are up to your imagination.

This is a great class to take with friends. No experience is necessary and you can take this class as many times as you like. Students take home a DVD with their movies at the end of the week.

Location: Shenendehow Methodist Church, 971 Rte 146 Clifton Park, NY

Event: Roaring into Robots
When: Mon, Jul 5 10:00 am – Fri, Jul 9 1:30 pm
Description: This exciting class teaches you how to build and program the LEGO® Mindstorms® NXT robots, the coolest robot available. You will use your new skills to meet such challenges as reacting to intruders, moving objects to different locations, stinging an intruder with a robot tail, or beating your opponent at LEGO® Sumo, a BBB favorite.

You don’t need any experience with robotics or programming to begin your robotic adventure. Students who took our robotics After School Class can take this for a more solid foundation or move on to the Advanced Robot Challenges. All robot classes will be taught with the new LEGO® Mindstorms® NXT robot. The new robot system includes a new programming language, a new building system, and new sensors, including a sound sensor and ultrasonic sensor.

*Robots are for use by students in class only. The robots are expensive, and students will not be able to take them home.

Location: Shenendehow Methodist Church, 971 Rte 146 Clifton Park, NY

Event: Bits, Bytes & Beyond (6&7yr olds)
When: Mon, Jul 5 5:30 am – Fri, Jul 9 9:00 am
Description: The computer camp for 6 – 7 year olds. You’ll build and play with real LEGO® Mindstorms robots and make animated movies that you can take home on CDs. This class meets for 3 hours rather than the 3 hours, 30 minutes of the other classes.

*Robots are for use by students in class only. The robots are expensive, and students will not be able to take them home.

Location: Shenendehow Methodist Church, 971 Rte 146 Clifton Park, NY

Event: Video Game Creation
When: Mon, Jul 5 5:30 am – Fri, Jul 9 9:00 am
Description: If you think playing computer games is fun, think what a blast learning to program your own games will be. Your imagination is the limit as you use GameMaker software to create maze, strategy, and a variety of other types of games. You’ll learn about creating sprites, objects, events and actions. Design a room, make it look the way you want, add objects and play your game. We’ll teach you how to display health, lives, score, splash screens and high score tables. Using drag and drop programming, you’ll be creating exciting, professional looking games you can play with your friends.

You can keep making games when you get home as the software is an inexpensive download from the Internet. If you think you’ve got a great idea for a game, you want to see what it would be like to be a game designer, or you just think computer games are fun, this class is for you. You must be experienced using a computer to take this class. If you’ve taken our Game Creation After School Class, this class goes into greater depth and reinforces previous learning.

Location: Shenendehow Methodist Church, 971 Rte 146 Clifton Park, NY

Event: Make a Lego Brick Film
When: Mon, Jul 5 10:00 am – Fri, Jul 9 1:30 pm
Description: A Brick film is an animated film that uses LEGO® characters and pieces to tell a story. If you’ve ever wanted to direct your own movies or like making up stories, then this camp is for you. Using digital cameras, Stop Motion Pro animation software, and video editing software, you’ll create multi-scene movies with transitions, titles, credits, sound effects and narration. Design your own set with backgrounds, characters, and scenery. The stories are up to your imagination.

This is a great class to take with friends. No experience is necessary and you can take this class as many times as you like. Students take home a DVD with their movies at the end of the week.

Location: Shenendehow Methodist Church, 971 Rte 146 Clifton Park, NY

Event: Roaring into Robots
When: Mon, Jul 5 10:00 am – Fri, Jul 9 1:30 pm
Description: This exciting class teaches you how to build and program the LEGO® Mindstorms® NXT robots, the coolest robot available. You will use your new skills to meet such challenges as reacting to intruders, moving objects to different locations, stinging an intruder with a robot tail, or beating your opponent at LEGO® Sumo, a BBB favorite.

You don’t need any experience with robotics or programming to begin your robotic adventure. Students who took our robotics After School Class can take this for a more solid foundation or move on to the Advanced Robot Challenges. All robot classes will be taught with the new LEGO® Mindstorms® NXT robot. The new robot system includes a new programming language, a new building system, and new sensors, including a sound sensor and ultrasonic sensor.

*Robots are for use by students in class only. The robots are expensive, and students will not be able to take them home.

Location: Shenendehow Methodist Church, 971 Rte 146 Clifton Park, NY

Event: Video Game Creation
When: Mon, Jul 12 5:30 am – Fri, Jul 16 9:00 am
Description: If you think playing computer games is fun, think what a blast learning to program your own games will be. Your imagination is the limit as you use GameMaker software to create maze, strategy, and a variety of other types of games. You’ll learn about creating sprites, objects, events and actions. Design a room, make it look the way you want, add objects and play your game. We’ll teach you how to display health, lives, score, splash screens and high score tables. Using drag and drop programming, you’ll be creating exciting, professional looking games you can play with your friends.

You can keep making games when you get home as the software is an inexpensive download from the Internet. If you think you’ve got a great idea for a game, you want to see what it would be like to be a game designer, or you just think computer games are fun, this class is for you. You must be experienced using a computer to take this class. If you’ve taken our Game Creation After School Class, this class goes into greater depth and reinforces previous learning.

Location: St. Stephens Episcopal Church, 16 Elsmere Avenue, Delmar

Event: Bits, Bytes & Beyond (6&7yr olds)
When: Mon, Jul 12 5:30 am – Fri, Jul 16 9:00 am
Description: The computer camp for 6 – 7 year olds. You’ll build and play with real LEGO® Mindstorms robots and make animated movies that you can take home on CDs. This class meets for 3 hours rather than the 3 hours, 30 minutes of the other classes.

*Robots are for use by students in class only. The robots are expensive, and students will not be able to take them home.

Location: St. Stephens Episcopal Church, 16 Elsmere Avenue, Delmar

Event: Make a Lego Brick Film
When: Mon, Jul 12 10:00 am – Fri, Jul 16 1:30 pm
Description: A Brick film is an animated film that uses LEGO® characters and pieces to tell a story. If you’ve ever wanted to direct your own movies or like making up stories, then this camp is for you. Using digital cameras, Stop Motion Pro animation software, and video editing software, you’ll create multi-scene movies with transitions, titles, credits, sound effects and narration. Design your own set with backgrounds, characters, and scenery. The stories are up to your imagination.

This is a great class to take with friends. No experience is necessary and you can take this class as many times as you like. Students take home a DVD with their movies at the end of the week

Location: St. Stephens Episcopal Church, 16 Elsmere Avenue, Delmar

Event: Roaring into Robots
When: Mon, Jul 12 10:00 am – Fri, Jul 16 1:30 pm
Description: This exciting class teaches you how to build and program the LEGO® Mindstorms® NXT robots, the coolest robot available. You will use your new skills to meet such challenges as reacting to intruders, moving objects to different locations, stinging an intruder with a robot tail, or beating your opponent at LEGO® Sumo, a BBB favorite.

You don’t need any experience with robotics or programming to begin your robotic adventure. Students who took our robotics After School Class can take this for a more solid foundation or move on to the Advanced Robot Challenges. All robot classes will be taught with the new LEGO® Mindstorms® NXT robot. The new robot system includes a new programming language, a new building system, and new sensors, including a sound sensor and ultrasonic sensor.

*Robots are for use by students in class only. The robots are expensive, and students will not be able to take them home

Location: St. Stephens Episcopal Church, 16 Elsmere Avenue, Delmar

Event: Video Game Creation
When: Mon, Jul 12 5:30 am – Fri, Jul 16 9:00 am
Description: If you think playing computer games is fun, think what a blast learning to program your own games will be. Your imagination is the limit as you use GameMaker software to create maze, strategy, and a variety of other types of games. You’ll learn about creating sprites, objects, events and actions. Design a room, make it look the way you want, add objects and play your game. We’ll teach you how to display health, lives, score, splash screens and high score tables. Using drag and drop programming, you’ll be creating exciting, professional looking games you can play with your friends.

You can keep making games when you get home as the software is an inexpensive download from the Internet. If you think you’ve got a great idea for a game, you want to see what it would be like to be a game designer, or you just think computer games are fun, this class is for you. You must be experienced using a computer to take this class. If you’ve taken our Game Creation After School Class, this class goes into greater depth and reinforces previous learning.

Location: St. Stephens Episcopal Church, 16 Elsmere Avenue, Delmar

Event: Bits, Bytes & Beyond (6&7yr olds)
When: Mon, Jul 12 5:30 am – Fri, Jul 16 9:00 am
Description: The computer camp for 6 – 7 year olds. You’ll build and play with real LEGO® Mindstorms robots and make animated movies that you can take home on CDs. This class meets for 3 hours rather than the 3 hours, 30 minutes of the other classes.

*Robots are for use by students in class only. The robots are expensive, and students will not be able to take them home.

Location: St. Stephens Episcopal Church, 16 Elsmere Avenue, Delmar

Event: Make a Lego Brick Film
When: Mon, Jul 12 10:00 am – Fri, Jul 16 1:30 pm
Description: A Brick film is an animated film that uses LEGO® characters and pieces to tell a story. If you’ve ever wanted to direct your own movies or like making up stories, then this camp is for you. Using digital cameras, Stop Motion Pro animation software, and video editing software, you’ll create multi-scene movies with transitions, titles, credits, sound effects and narration. Design your own set with backgrounds, characters, and scenery. The stories are up to your imagination.

This is a great class to take with friends. No experience is necessary and you can take this class as many times as you like. Students take home a DVD with their movies at the end of the week

Location: St. Stephens Episcopal Church, 16 Elsmere Avenue, Delmar

Event: Roaring into Robots
When: Mon, Jul 12 10:00 am – Fri, Jul 16 1:30 pm
Description: This exciting class teaches you how to build and program the LEGO® Mindstorms® NXT robots, the coolest robot available. You will use your new skills to meet such challenges as reacting to intruders, moving objects to different locations, stinging an intruder with a robot tail, or beating your opponent at LEGO® Sumo, a BBB favorite.

You don’t need any experience with robotics or programming to begin your robotic adventure. Students who took our robotics After School Class can take this for a more solid foundation or move on to the Advanced Robot Challenges. All robot classes will be taught with the new LEGO® Mindstorms® NXT robot. The new robot system includes a new programming language, a new building system, and new sensors, including a sound sensor and ultrasonic sensor.

*Robots are for use by students in class only. The robots are expensive, and students will not be able to take them home

Location: St. Stephens Episcopal Church, 16 Elsmere Avenue, Delmar

Event: Video Game Creation
When: Mon, Jul 12 5:30 am – Fri, Jul 16 9:00 am
Description: If you think playing computer games is fun, think what a blast learning to program your own games will be. Your imagination is the limit as you use GameMaker software to create maze, strategy, and a variety of other types of games. You’ll learn about creating sprites, objects, events and actions. Design a room, make it look the way you want, add objects and play your game. We’ll teach you how to display health, lives, score, splash screens and high score tables. Using drag and drop programming, you’ll be creating exciting, professional looking games you can play with your friends.

You can keep making games when you get home as the software is an inexpensive download from the Internet. If you think you’ve got a great idea for a game, you want to see what it would be like to be a game designer, or you just think computer games are fun, this class is for you. You must be experienced using a computer to take this class. If you’ve taken our Game Creation After School Class, this class goes into greater depth and reinforces previous learning.

Location: St. Stephens Episcopal Church, 16 Elsmere Avenue, Delmar

Event: Bits, Bytes & Beyond (6&7yr olds)
When: Mon, Jul 12 5:30 am – Fri, Jul 16 9:00 am
Description: The computer camp for 6 – 7 year olds. You’ll build and play with real LEGO® Mindstorms robots and make animated movies that you can take home on CDs. This class meets for 3 hours rather than the 3 hours, 30 minutes of the other classes.

*Robots are for use by students in class only. The robots are expensive, and students will not be able to take them home.

Location: St. Stephens Episcopal Church, 16 Elsmere Avenue, Delmar

Event: Make a Lego Brick Film
When: Mon, Jul 12 10:00 am – Fri, Jul 16 1:30 pm
Description: A Brick film is an animated film that uses LEGO® characters and pieces to tell a story. If you’ve ever wanted to direct your own movies or like making up stories, then this camp is for you. Using digital cameras, Stop Motion Pro animation software, and video editing software, you’ll create multi-scene movies with transitions, titles, credits, sound effects and narration. Design your own set with backgrounds, characters, and scenery. The stories are up to your imagination.

This is a great class to take with friends. No experience is necessary and you can take this class as many times as you like. Students take home a DVD with their movies at the end of the week

Location: St. Stephens Episcopal Church, 16 Elsmere Avenue, Delmar

Event: Roaring into Robots
When: Mon, Jul 12 10:00 am – Fri, Jul 16 1:30 pm
Description: This exciting class teaches you how to build and program the LEGO® Mindstorms® NXT robots, the coolest robot available. You will use your new skills to meet such challenges as reacting to intruders, moving objects to different locations, stinging an intruder with a robot tail, or beating your opponent at LEGO® Sumo, a BBB favorite.

You don’t need any experience with robotics or programming to begin your robotic adventure. Students who took our robotics After School Class can take this for a more solid foundation or move on to the Advanced Robot Challenges. All robot classes will be taught with the new LEGO® Mindstorms® NXT robot. The new robot system includes a new programming language, a new building system, and new sensors, including a sound sensor and ultrasonic sensor.

*Robots are for use by students in class only. The robots are expensive, and students will not be able to take them home

Location: St. Stephens Episcopal Church, 16 Elsmere Avenue, Delmar

Event: Video Game Creation
When: Mon, Jul 12 5:30 am – Fri, Jul 16 9:00 am
Description: If you think playing computer games is fun, think what a blast learning to program your own games will be. Your imagination is the limit as you use GameMaker software to create maze, strategy, and a variety of other types of games. You’ll learn about creating sprites, objects, events and actions. Design a room, make it look the way you want, add objects and play your game. We’ll teach you how to display health, lives, score, splash screens and high score tables. Using drag and drop programming, you’ll be creating exciting, professional looking games you can play with your friends.

You can keep making games when you get home as the software is an inexpensive download from the Internet. If you think you’ve got a great idea for a game, you want to see what it would be like to be a game designer, or you just think computer games are fun, this class is for you. You must be experienced using a computer to take this class. If you’ve taken our Game Creation After School Class, this class goes into greater depth and reinforces previous learning.

Location: St. Stephens Episcopal Church, 16 Elsmere Avenue, Delmar

Event: Bits, Bytes & Beyond (6&7yr olds)
When: Mon, Jul 12 5:30 am – Fri, Jul 16 9:00 am
Description: The computer camp for 6 – 7 year olds. You’ll build and play with real LEGO® Mindstorms robots and make animated movies that you can take home on CDs. This class meets for 3 hours rather than the 3 hours, 30 minutes of the other classes.

*Robots are for use by students in class only. The robots are expensive, and students will not be able to take them home.

Location: St. Stephens Episcopal Church, 16 Elsmere Avenue, Delmar

Event: Make a Lego Brick Film
When: Mon, Jul 12 10:00 am – Fri, Jul 16 1:30 pm
Description: A Brick film is an animated film that uses LEGO® characters and pieces to tell a story. If you’ve ever wanted to direct your own movies or like making up stories, then this camp is for you. Using digital cameras, Stop Motion Pro animation software, and video editing software, you’ll create multi-scene movies with transitions, titles, credits, sound effects and narration. Design your own set with backgrounds, characters, and scenery. The stories are up to your imagination.

This is a great class to take with friends. No experience is necessary and you can take this class as many times as you like. Students take home a DVD with their movies at the end of the week

Location: St. Stephens Episcopal Church, 16 Elsmere Avenue, Delmar

Event: Roaring into Robots
When: Mon, Jul 12 10:00 am – Fri, Jul 16 1:30 pm
Description: This exciting class teaches you how to build and program the LEGO® Mindstorms® NXT robots, the coolest robot available. You will use your new skills to meet such challenges as reacting to intruders, moving objects to different locations, stinging an intruder with a robot tail, or beating your opponent at LEGO® Sumo, a BBB favorite.

You don’t need any experience with robotics or programming to begin your robotic adventure. Students who took our robotics After School Class can take this for a more solid foundation or move on to the Advanced Robot Challenges. All robot classes will be taught with the new LEGO® Mindstorms® NXT robot. The new robot system includes a new programming language, a new building system, and new sensors, including a sound sensor and ultrasonic sensor.

*Robots are for use by students in class only. The robots are expensive, and students will not be able to take them home

Location: St. Stephens Episcopal Church, 16 Elsmere Avenue, Delmar

Event: Video Game Creation
When: Mon, Jul 12 5:30 am – Fri, Jul 16 9:00 am
Description: If you think playing computer games is fun, think what a blast learning to program your own games will be. Your imagination is the limit as you use GameMaker software to create maze, strategy, and a variety of other types of games. You’ll learn about creating sprites, objects, events and actions. Design a room, make it look the way you want, add objects and play your game. We’ll teach you how to display health, lives, score, splash screens and high score tables. Using drag and drop programming, you’ll be creating exciting, professional looking games you can play with your friends.

You can keep making games when you get home as the software is an inexpensive download from the Internet. If you think you’ve got a great idea for a game, you want to see what it would be like to be a game designer, or you just think computer games are fun, this class is for you. You must be experienced using a computer to take this class. If you’ve taken our Game Creation After School Class, this class goes into greater depth and reinforces previous learning.

Location: St. Stephens Episcopal Church, 16 Elsmere Avenue, Delmar

Event: Bits, Bytes & Beyond (6&7yr olds)
When: Mon, Jul 12 5:30 am – Fri, Jul 16 9:00 am
Description: The computer camp for 6 – 7 year olds. You’ll build and play with real LEGO® Mindstorms robots and make animated movies that you can take home on CDs. This class meets for 3 hours rather than the 3 hours, 30 minutes of the other classes.

*Robots are for use by students in class only. The robots are expensive, and students will not be able to take them home.

Location: St. Stephens Episcopal Church, 16 Elsmere Avenue, Delmar

Event: Make a Lego Brick Film
When: Mon, Jul 12 10:00 am – Fri, Jul 16 1:30 pm
Description: A Brick film is an animated film that uses LEGO® characters and pieces to tell a story. If you’ve ever wanted to direct your own movies or like making up stories, then this camp is for you. Using digital cameras, Stop Motion Pro animation software, and video editing software, you’ll create multi-scene movies with transitions, titles, credits, sound effects and narration. Design your own set with backgrounds, characters, and scenery. The stories are up to your imagination.

This is a great class to take with friends. No experience is necessary and you can take this class as many times as you like. Students take home a DVD with their movies at the end of the week

Location: St. Stephens Episcopal Church, 16 Elsmere Avenue, Delmar

Event: Roaring into Robots
When: Mon, Jul 12 10:00 am – Fri, Jul 16 1:30 pm
Description: This exciting class teaches you how to build and program the LEGO® Mindstorms® NXT robots, the coolest robot available. You will use your new skills to meet such challenges as reacting to intruders, moving objects to different locations, stinging an intruder with a robot tail, or beating your opponent at LEGO® Sumo, a BBB favorite.

You don’t need any experience with robotics or programming to begin your robotic adventure. Students who took our robotics After School Class can take this for a more solid foundation or move on to the Advanced Robot Challenges. All robot classes will be taught with the new LEGO® Mindstorms® NXT robot. The new robot system includes a new programming language, a new building system, and new sensors, including a sound sensor and ultrasonic sensor.

*Robots are for use by students in class only. The robots are expensive, and students will not be able to take them home

Location: St. Stephens Episcopal Church, 16 Elsmere Avenue, Delmar

Event: Video Game Creation
When: Mon, Jul 19 5:30 am – Fri, Jul 23 9:00 am
Description: If you think playing computer games is fun, think what a blast learning to program your own games will be. Your imagination is the limit as you use GameMaker software to create maze, strategy, and a variety of other types of games. You’ll learn about creating sprites, objects, events and actions. Design a room, make it look the way you want, add objects and play your game. We’ll teach you how to display health, lives, score, splash screens and high score tables. Using drag and drop programming, you’ll be creating exciting, professional looking games you can play with your friends.

You can keep making games when you get home as the software is an inexpensive download from the Internet. If you think you’ve got a great idea for a game, you want to see what it would be like to be a game designer, or you just think computer games are fun, this class is for you. You must be experienced using a computer to take this class. If you’ve taken our Game Creation After School Class, this class goes into greater depth and reinforces previous learning.

Location: The Saratoga Independant School, 459 Lake Avenue Saratoga Springs, NY

Event: Exploring BBB
When: Mon, Jul 19 5:30 am – Fri, Jul 23 9:00 am
Description: This class is the perfect introduction to Bits, Bytes & Bots’ offerings. Students will learn how to make stop-motion animated movies, build and program LEGO® Mindstorms® robots and create their own computer game.

*Robots are for use by students in class only. The robots are expensive, and students will not be able to take them home.

Location: St. Pius X School, Upper Loudon Road Loudonville, New York

Event: Video Game Creation
When: Mon, Jul 19 10:00 am – Fri, Jul 23 1:30 pm
Description: If you think playing computer games is fun, think what a blast learning to program your own games will be. Your imagination is the limit as you use GameMaker software to create maze, strategy, and a variety of other types of games. You’ll learn about creating sprites, objects, events and actions. Design a room, make it look the way you want, add objects and play your game. We’ll teach you how to display health, lives, score, splash screens and high score tables. Using drag and drop programming, you’ll be creating exciting, professional looking games you can play with your friends.

You can keep making games when you get home as the software is an inexpensive download from the Internet. If you think you’ve got a great idea for a game, you want to see what it would be like to be a game designer, or you just think computer games are fun, this class is for you. You must be experienced using a computer to take this class. If you’ve taken our Game Creation After School Class, this class goes into greater depth and reinforces previous learning.

Location: St. Pius X School, Upper Loudon Road Loudonville, New York

Event: Make a Lego Brick Film
When: Mon, Jul 19 10:00 am – Fri, Jul 23 1:30 pm
Description: A Brick film is an animated film that uses LEGO® characters and pieces to tell a story. If you’ve ever wanted to direct your own movies or like making up stories, then this camp is for you. Using digital cameras, Stop Motion Pro animation software, and video editing software, you’ll create multi-scene movies with transitions, titles, credits, sound effects and narration. Design your own set with backgrounds, characters, and scenery. The stories are up to your imagination.

This is a great class to take with friends. No experience is necessary and you can take this class as many times as you like. Students take home a DVD with their movies at the end of the week.

Location: The Saratoga Independant School, 459 Lake Avenue Saratoga Springs, NY

Event: Video Game Creation
When: Mon, Jul 19 5:30 am – Fri, Jul 23 9:00 am
Description: If you think playing computer games is fun, think what a blast learning to program your own games will be. Your imagination is the limit as you use GameMaker software to create maze, strategy, and a variety of other types of games. You’ll learn about creating sprites, objects, events and actions. Design a room, make it look the way you want, add objects and play your game. We’ll teach you how to display health, lives, score, splash screens and high score tables. Using drag and drop programming, you’ll be creating exciting, professional looking games you can play with your friends.

You can keep making games when you get home as the software is an inexpensive download from the Internet. If you think you’ve got a great idea for a game, you want to see what it would be like to be a game designer, or you just think computer games are fun, this class is for you. You must be experienced using a computer to take this class. If you’ve taken our Game Creation After School Class, this class goes into greater depth and reinforces previous learning.

Location: The Saratoga Independant School, 459 Lake Avenue Saratoga Springs, NY

Event: Exploring BBB
When: Mon, Jul 19 5:30 am – Fri, Jul 23 9:00 am
Description: This class is the perfect introduction to Bits, Bytes & Bots’ offerings. Students will learn how to make stop-motion animated movies, build and program LEGO® Mindstorms® robots and create their own computer game.

*Robots are for use by students in class only. The robots are expensive, and students will not be able to take them home.

Location: St. Pius X School, Upper Loudon Road Loudonville, New York

Event: Video Game Creation
When: Mon, Jul 19 10:00 am – Fri, Jul 23 1:30 pm
Description: If you think playing computer games is fun, think what a blast learning to program your own games will be. Your imagination is the limit as you use GameMaker software to create maze, strategy, and a variety of other types of games. You’ll learn about creating sprites, objects, events and actions. Design a room, make it look the way you want, add objects and play your game. We’ll teach you how to display health, lives, score, splash screens and high score tables. Using drag and drop programming, you’ll be creating exciting, professional looking games you can play with your friends.

You can keep making games when you get home as the software is an inexpensive download from the Internet. If you think you’ve got a great idea for a game, you want to see what it would be like to be a game designer, or you just think computer games are fun, this class is for you. You must be experienced using a computer to take this class. If you’ve taken our Game Creation After School Class, this class goes into greater depth and reinforces previous learning.

Location: St. Pius X School, Upper Loudon Road Loudonville, New York

Event: Make a Lego Brick Film
When: Mon, Jul 19 10:00 am – Fri, Jul 23 1:30 pm
Description: A Brick film is an animated film that uses LEGO® characters and pieces to tell a story. If you’ve ever wanted to direct your own movies or like making up stories, then this camp is for you. Using digital cameras, Stop Motion Pro animation software, and video editing software, you’ll create multi-scene movies with transitions, titles, credits, sound effects and narration. Design your own set with backgrounds, characters, and scenery. The stories are up to your imagination.

This is a great class to take with friends. No experience is necessary and you can take this class as many times as you like. Students take home a DVD with their movies at the end of the week.

Location: The Saratoga Independant School, 459 Lake Avenue Saratoga Springs, NY

Event: Video Game Creation
When: Mon, Jul 19 5:30 am – Fri, Jul 23 9:00 am
Description: If you think playing computer games is fun, think what a blast learning to program your own games will be. Your imagination is the limit as you use GameMaker software to create maze, strategy, and a variety of other types of games. You’ll learn about creating sprites, objects, events and actions. Design a room, make it look the way you want, add objects and play your game. We’ll teach you how to display health, lives, score, splash screens and high score tables. Using drag and drop programming, you’ll be creating exciting, professional looking games you can play with your friends.

You can keep making games when you get home as the software is an inexpensive download from the Internet. If you think you’ve got a great idea for a game, you want to see what it would be like to be a game designer, or you just think computer games are fun, this class is for you. You must be experienced using a computer to take this class. If you’ve taken our Game Creation After School Class, this class goes into greater depth and reinforces previous learning.

Location: The Saratoga Independant School, 459 Lake Avenue Saratoga Springs, NY

Event: Exploring BBB
When: Mon, Jul 19 5:30 am – Fri, Jul 23 9:00 am
Description: This class is the perfect introduction to Bits, Bytes & Bots’ offerings. Students will learn how to make stop-motion animated movies, build and program LEGO® Mindstorms® robots and create their own computer game.

*Robots are for use by students in class only. The robots are expensive, and students will not be able to take them home.

Location: St. Pius X School, Upper Loudon Road Loudonville, New York

Event: Video Game Creation
When: Mon, Jul 19 10:00 am – Fri, Jul 23 1:30 pm
Description: If you think playing computer games is fun, think what a blast learning to program your own games will be. Your imagination is the limit as you use GameMaker software to create maze, strategy, and a variety of other types of games. You’ll learn about creating sprites, objects, events and actions. Design a room, make it look the way you want, add objects and play your game. We’ll teach you how to display health, lives, score, splash screens and high score tables. Using drag and drop programming, you’ll be creating exciting, professional looking games you can play with your friends.

You can keep making games when you get home as the software is an inexpensive download from the Internet. If you think you’ve got a great idea for a game, you want to see what it would be like to be a game designer, or you just think computer games are fun, this class is for you. You must be experienced using a computer to take this class. If you’ve taken our Game Creation After School Class, this class goes into greater depth and reinforces previous learning.

Location: St. Pius X School, Upper Loudon Road Loudonville, New York

Event: Make a Lego Brick Film
When: Mon, Jul 19 10:00 am – Fri, Jul 23 1:30 pm
Description: A Brick film is an animated film that uses LEGO® characters and pieces to tell a story. If you’ve ever wanted to direct your own movies or like making up stories, then this camp is for you. Using digital cameras, Stop Motion Pro animation software, and video editing software, you’ll create multi-scene movies with transitions, titles, credits, sound effects and narration. Design your own set with backgrounds, characters, and scenery. The stories are up to your imagination.

This is a great class to take with friends. No experience is necessary and you can take this class as many times as you like. Students take home a DVD with their movies at the end of the week.

Location: The Saratoga Independant School, 459 Lake Avenue Saratoga Springs, NY

Event: Video Game Creation
When: Mon, Jul 19 5:30 am – Fri, Jul 23 9:00 am
Description: If you think playing computer games is fun, think what a blast learning to program your own games will be. Your imagination is the limit as you use GameMaker software to create maze, strategy, and a variety of other types of games. You’ll learn about creating sprites, objects, events and actions. Design a room, make it look the way you want, add objects and play your game. We’ll teach you how to display health, lives, score, splash screens and high score tables. Using drag and drop programming, you’ll be creating exciting, professional looking games you can play with your friends.

You can keep making games when you get home as the software is an inexpensive download from the Internet. If you think you’ve got a great idea for a game, you want to see what it would be like to be a game designer, or you just think computer games are fun, this class is for you. You must be experienced using a computer to take this class. If you’ve taken our Game Creation After School Class, this class goes into greater depth and reinforces previous learning.

Location: The Saratoga Independant School, 459 Lake Avenue Saratoga Springs, NY

Event: Exploring BBB
When: Mon, Jul 19 5:30 am – Fri, Jul 23 9:00 am
Description: This class is the perfect introduction to Bits, Bytes & Bots’ offerings. Students will learn how to make stop-motion animated movies, build and program LEGO® Mindstorms® robots and create their own computer game.

*Robots are for use by students in class only. The robots are expensive, and students will not be able to take them home.

Location: St. Pius X School, Upper Loudon Road Loudonville, New York

Event: Video Game Creation
When: Mon, Jul 19 10:00 am – Fri, Jul 23 1:30 pm
Description: If you think playing computer games is fun, think what a blast learning to program your own games will be. Your imagination is the limit as you use GameMaker software to create maze, strategy, and a variety of other types of games. You’ll learn about creating sprites, objects, events and actions. Design a room, make it look the way you want, add objects and play your game. We’ll teach you how to display health, lives, score, splash screens and high score tables. Using drag and drop programming, you’ll be creating exciting, professional looking games you can play with your friends.

You can keep making games when you get home as the software is an inexpensive download from the Internet. If you think you’ve got a great idea for a game, you want to see what it would be like to be a game designer, or you just think computer games are fun, this class is for you. You must be experienced using a computer to take this class. If you’ve taken our Game Creation After School Class, this class goes into greater depth and reinforces previous learning.

Location: St. Pius X School, Upper Loudon Road Loudonville, New York

Event: Make a Lego Brick Film
When: Mon, Jul 19 10:00 am – Fri, Jul 23 1:30 pm
Description: A Brick film is an animated film that uses LEGO® characters and pieces to tell a story. If you’ve ever wanted to direct your own movies or like making up stories, then this camp is for you. Using digital cameras, Stop Motion Pro animation software, and video editing software, you’ll create multi-scene movies with transitions, titles, credits, sound effects and narration. Design your own set with backgrounds, characters, and scenery. The stories are up to your imagination.

This is a great class to take with friends. No experience is necessary and you can take this class as many times as you like. Students take home a DVD with their movies at the end of the week.

Location: The Saratoga Independant School, 459 Lake Avenue Saratoga Springs, NY

Event: Video Game Creation
When: Mon, Jul 19 5:30 am – Fri, Jul 23 9:00 am
Description: If you think playing computer games is fun, think what a blast learning to program your own games will be. Your imagination is the limit as you use GameMaker software to create maze, strategy, and a variety of other types of games. You’ll learn about creating sprites, objects, events and actions. Design a room, make it look the way you want, add objects and play your game. We’ll teach you how to display health, lives, score, splash screens and high score tables. Using drag and drop programming, you’ll be creating exciting, professional looking games you can play with your friends.

You can keep making games when you get home as the software is an inexpensive download from the Internet. If you think you’ve got a great idea for a game, you want to see what it would be like to be a game designer, or you just think computer games are fun, this class is for you. You must be experienced using a computer to take this class. If you’ve taken our Game Creation After School Class, this class goes into greater depth and reinforces previous learning.

Location: The Saratoga Independant School, 459 Lake Avenue Saratoga Springs, NY

Event: Exploring BBB
When: Mon, Jul 19 5:30 am – Fri, Jul 23 9:00 am
Description: This class is the perfect introduction to Bits, Bytes & Bots’ offerings. Students will learn how to make stop-motion animated movies, build and program LEGO® Mindstorms® robots and create their own computer game.

*Robots are for use by students in class only. The robots are expensive, and students will not be able to take them home.

Location: St. Pius X School, Upper Loudon Road Loudonville, New York

Event: Video Game Creation
When: Mon, Jul 19 10:00 am – Fri, Jul 23 1:30 pm
Description: If you think playing computer games is fun, think what a blast learning to program your own games will be. Your imagination is the limit as you use GameMaker software to create maze, strategy, and a variety of other types of games. You’ll learn about creating sprites, objects, events and actions. Design a room, make it look the way you want, add objects and play your game. We’ll teach you how to display health, lives, score, splash screens and high score tables. Using drag and drop programming, you’ll be creating exciting, professional looking games you can play with your friends.

You can keep making games when you get home as the software is an inexpensive download from the Internet. If you think you’ve got a great idea for a game, you want to see what it would be like to be a game designer, or you just think computer games are fun, this class is for you. You must be experienced using a computer to take this class. If you’ve taken our Game Creation After School Class, this class goes into greater depth and reinforces previous learning.

Location: St. Pius X School, Upper Loudon Road Loudonville, New York

Event: Make a Lego Brick Film
When: Mon, Jul 19 10:00 am – Fri, Jul 23 1:30 pm
Description: A Brick film is an animated film that uses LEGO® characters and pieces to tell a story. If you’ve ever wanted to direct your own movies or like making up stories, then this camp is for you. Using digital cameras, Stop Motion Pro animation software, and video editing software, you’ll create multi-scene movies with transitions, titles, credits, sound effects and narration. Design your own set with backgrounds, characters, and scenery. The stories are up to your imagination.

This is a great class to take with friends. No experience is necessary and you can take this class as many times as you like. Students take home a DVD with their movies at the end of the week.

Location: The Saratoga Independant School, 459 Lake Avenue Saratoga Springs, NY

Event: Advanced Video Game Creation
When: Mon, Jul 26 5:30 am – Fri, Jul 30 9:00 am
Description: This class is for those already familiar with GameMaker who want to take their game creation skills to the next level. We will examine gravity, platforms, bosses, levels, effects, GML (GameMaker’s built in programming language) and learn how to keep expanding our skills. You must have already taken a Game Creation class with us or in some way demonstrate your ability to keep up with this class as basic GameMaker skills will be assumed.
Location: Shenendehow Methodist Church, 971 Rte 146 Clifton Park, NY

Event: Make a Lego Brick Film
When: Mon, Jul 26 5:30 am – Fri, Jul 30 9:00 am
Description: A Brick film is an animated film that uses LEGO® characters and pieces to tell a story. If you’ve ever wanted to direct your own movies or like making up stories, then this camp is for you. Using digital cameras, Stop Motion Pro animation software, and video editing software, you’ll create multi-scene movies with transitions, titles, credits, sound effects and narration. Design your own set with backgrounds, characters, and scenery. The stories are up to your imagination.

This is a great class to take with friends. No experience is necessary and you can take this class as many times as you like. Students take home a DVD with their movies at the end of the week.

Location: St. Pius X School, Upper Loudon Road Loudonville, New York

Event: Advanced Robot Challenges
When: Mon, Jul 26 10:00 am – Fri, Jul 30 1:30 pm
Description: We’ll challenge your engineering and programming skills with the LEGO® Mindstorms® NXT robot. Want to learn how to program a robot with a bluetooth cell phone? Build a walking bot? Use the new ultrasonic sensor to react to movement or the sound sensor to react to different sounds? Program the new servo motors for precise movement? The possibilities and challenges are endless.

You can work on individual challenges, challenge others, or pair up and work as a team. This course is for students who have experience with building and programming LEGO® Mindstorms® robots. Students should have a basic understanding of how to use sensors, motors and repeat blocks. This class provides new challenges each session and can be taken multiple times. All robot classes will be taught with the LEGO® Mindstorms® NXT robot. The new robot system includes a new programming language, a new building system, and new sensors, including a sound sensor and ultrasonic sensor.

*Robots are for use by students in class only. The robots are expensive, and students will not be able to take them home

Location: Shenendehow Methodist Church, 971 Rte 146 Clifton Park, NY

Event: Roaring into Robots
When: Mon, Jul 26 10:00 am – Fri, Jul 30 1:30 pm
Description: This exciting class teaches you how to build and program the LEGO® Mindstorms® NXT robots, the coolest robot available. You will use your new skills to meet such challenges as reacting to intruders, moving objects to different locations, stinging an intruder with a robot tail, or beating your opponent at LEGO® Sumo, a BBB favorite.

You don’t need any experience with robotics or programming to begin your robotic adventure. Students who took our robotics After School Class can take this for a more solid foundation or move on to the Advanced Robot Challenges. All robot classes will be taught with the new LEGO® Mindstorms® NXT robot. The new robot system includes a new programming language, a new building system, and new sensors, including a sound sensor and ultrasonic sensor.

*Robots are for use by students in class only. The robots are expensive, and students will not be able to take them home.

Location: St. Pius X School, Upper Loudon Road Loudonville, New York

Event: Advanced Video Game Creation
When: Mon, Jul 26 5:30 am – Fri, Jul 30 9:00 am
Description: This class is for those already familiar with GameMaker who want to take their game creation skills to the next level. We will examine gravity, platforms, bosses, levels, effects, GML (GameMaker’s built in programming language) and learn how to keep expanding our skills. You must have already taken a Game Creation class with us or in some way demonstrate your ability to keep up with this class as basic GameMaker skills will be assumed.
Location: Shenendehow Methodist Church, 971 Rte 146 Clifton Park, NY

Event: Make a Lego Brick Film
When: Mon, Jul 26 5:30 am – Fri, Jul 30 9:00 am
Description: A Brick film is an animated film that uses LEGO® characters and pieces to tell a story. If you’ve ever wanted to direct your own movies or like making up stories, then this camp is for you. Using digital cameras, Stop Motion Pro animation software, and video editing software, you’ll create multi-scene movies with transitions, titles, credits, sound effects and narration. Design your own set with backgrounds, characters, and scenery. The stories are up to your imagination.

This is a great class to take with friends. No experience is necessary and you can take this class as many times as you like. Students take home a DVD with their movies at the end of the week.

Location: St. Pius X School, Upper Loudon Road Loudonville, New York

Event: Advanced Robot Challenges
When: Mon, Jul 26 10:00 am – Fri, Jul 30 1:30 pm
Description: We’ll challenge your engineering and programming skills with the LEGO® Mindstorms® NXT robot. Want to learn how to program a robot with a bluetooth cell phone? Build a walking bot? Use the new ultrasonic sensor to react to movement or the sound sensor to react to different sounds? Program the new servo motors for precise movement? The possibilities and challenges are endless.

You can work on individual challenges, challenge others, or pair up and work as a team. This course is for students who have experience with building and programming LEGO® Mindstorms® robots. Students should have a basic understanding of how to use sensors, motors and repeat blocks. This class provides new challenges each session and can be taken multiple times. All robot classes will be taught with the LEGO® Mindstorms® NXT robot. The new robot system includes a new programming language, a new building system, and new sensors, including a sound sensor and ultrasonic sensor.

*Robots are for use by students in class only. The robots are expensive, and students will not be able to take them home

Location: Shenendehow Methodist Church, 971 Rte 146 Clifton Park, NY

Event: Roaring into Robots
When: Mon, Jul 26 10:00 am – Fri, Jul 30 1:30 pm
Description: This exciting class teaches you how to build and program the LEGO® Mindstorms® NXT robots, the coolest robot available. You will use your new skills to meet such challenges as reacting to intruders, moving objects to different locations, stinging an intruder with a robot tail, or beating your opponent at LEGO® Sumo, a BBB favorite.

You don’t need any experience with robotics or programming to begin your robotic adventure. Students who took our robotics After School Class can take this for a more solid foundation or move on to the Advanced Robot Challenges. All robot classes will be taught with the new LEGO® Mindstorms® NXT robot. The new robot system includes a new programming language, a new building system, and new sensors, including a sound sensor and ultrasonic sensor.

*Robots are for use by students in class only. The robots are expensive, and students will not be able to take them home.

Location: St. Pius X School, Upper Loudon Road Loudonville, New York

Event: Advanced Video Game Creation
When: Mon, Jul 26 5:30 am – Fri, Jul 30 9:00 am
Description: This class is for those already familiar with GameMaker who want to take their game creation skills to the next level. We will examine gravity, platforms, bosses, levels, effects, GML (GameMaker’s built in programming language) and learn how to keep expanding our skills. You must have already taken a Game Creation class with us or in some way demonstrate your ability to keep up with this class as basic GameMaker skills will be assumed.
Location: Shenendehow Methodist Church, 971 Rte 146 Clifton Park, NY

Event: Make a Lego Brick Film
When: Mon, Jul 26 5:30 am – Fri, Jul 30 9:00 am
Description: A Brick film is an animated film that uses LEGO® characters and pieces to tell a story. If you’ve ever wanted to direct your own movies or like making up stories, then this camp is for you. Using digital cameras, Stop Motion Pro animation software, and video editing software, you’ll create multi-scene movies with transitions, titles, credits, sound effects and narration. Design your own set with backgrounds, characters, and scenery. The stories are up to your imagination.

This is a great class to take with friends. No experience is necessary and you can take this class as many times as you like. Students take home a DVD with their movies at the end of the week.

Location: St. Pius X School, Upper Loudon Road Loudonville, New York

Event: Advanced Robot Challenges
When: Mon, Jul 26 10:00 am – Fri, Jul 30 1:30 pm
Description: We’ll challenge your engineering and programming skills with the LEGO® Mindstorms® NXT robot. Want to learn how to program a robot with a bluetooth cell phone? Build a walking bot? Use the new ultrasonic sensor to react to movement or the sound sensor to react to different sounds? Program the new servo motors for precise movement? The possibilities and challenges are endless.

You can work on individual challenges, challenge others, or pair up and work as a team. This course is for students who have experience with building and programming LEGO® Mindstorms® robots. Students should have a basic understanding of how to use sensors, motors and repeat blocks. This class provides new challenges each session and can be taken multiple times. All robot classes will be taught with the LEGO® Mindstorms® NXT robot. The new robot system includes a new programming language, a new building system, and new sensors, including a sound sensor and ultrasonic sensor.

*Robots are for use by students in class only. The robots are expensive, and students will not be able to take them home

Location: Shenendehow Methodist Church, 971 Rte 146 Clifton Park, NY

Event: Roaring into Robots
When: Mon, Jul 26 10:00 am – Fri, Jul 30 1:30 pm
Description: This exciting class teaches you how to build and program the LEGO® Mindstorms® NXT robots, the coolest robot available. You will use your new skills to meet such challenges as reacting to intruders, moving objects to different locations, stinging an intruder with a robot tail, or beating your opponent at LEGO® Sumo, a BBB favorite.

You don’t need any experience with robotics or programming to begin your robotic adventure. Students who took our robotics After School Class can take this for a more solid foundation or move on to the Advanced Robot Challenges. All robot classes will be taught with the new LEGO® Mindstorms® NXT robot. The new robot system includes a new programming language, a new building system, and new sensors, including a sound sensor and ultrasonic sensor.

*Robots are for use by students in class only. The robots are expensive, and students will not be able to take them home.

Location: St. Pius X School, Upper Loudon Road Loudonville, New York

Event: Advanced Video Game Creation
When: Mon, Jul 26 5:30 am – Fri, Jul 30 9:00 am
Description: This class is for those already familiar with GameMaker who want to take their game creation skills to the next level. We will examine gravity, platforms, bosses, levels, effects, GML (GameMaker’s built in programming language) and learn how to keep expanding our skills. You must have already taken a Game Creation class with us or in some way demonstrate your ability to keep up with this class as basic GameMaker skills will be assumed.
Location: Shenendehow Methodist Church, 971 Rte 146 Clifton Park, NY

Event: Make a Lego Brick Film
When: Mon, Jul 26 5:30 am – Fri, Jul 30 9:00 am
Description: A Brick film is an animated film that uses LEGO® characters and pieces to tell a story. If you’ve ever wanted to direct your own movies or like making up stories, then this camp is for you. Using digital cameras, Stop Motion Pro animation software, and video editing software, you’ll create multi-scene movies with transitions, titles, credits, sound effects and narration. Design your own set with backgrounds, characters, and scenery. The stories are up to your imagination.

This is a great class to take with friends. No experience is necessary and you can take this class as many times as you like. Students take home a DVD with their movies at the end of the week.

Location: St. Pius X School, Upper Loudon Road Loudonville, New York

Event: Advanced Robot Challenges
When: Mon, Jul 26 10:00 am – Fri, Jul 30 1:30 pm
Description: We’ll challenge your engineering and programming skills with the LEGO® Mindstorms® NXT robot. Want to learn how to program a robot with a bluetooth cell phone? Build a walking bot? Use the new ultrasonic sensor to react to movement or the sound sensor to react to different sounds? Program the new servo motors for precise movement? The possibilities and challenges are endless.

You can work on individual challenges, challenge others, or pair up and work as a team. This course is for students who have experience with building and programming LEGO® Mindstorms® robots. Students should have a basic understanding of how to use sensors, motors and repeat blocks. This class provides new challenges each session and can be taken multiple times. All robot classes will be taught with the LEGO® Mindstorms® NXT robot. The new robot system includes a new programming language, a new building system, and new sensors, including a sound sensor and ultrasonic sensor.

*Robots are for use by students in class only. The robots are expensive, and students will not be able to take them home

Location: Shenendehow Methodist Church, 971 Rte 146 Clifton Park, NY

Event: Roaring into Robots
When: Mon, Jul 26 10:00 am – Fri, Jul 30 1:30 pm
Description: This exciting class teaches you how to build and program the LEGO® Mindstorms® NXT robots, the coolest robot available. You will use your new skills to meet such challenges as reacting to intruders, moving objects to different locations, stinging an intruder with a robot tail, or beating your opponent at LEGO® Sumo, a BBB favorite.

You don’t need any experience with robotics or programming to begin your robotic adventure. Students who took our robotics After School Class can take this for a more solid foundation or move on to the Advanced Robot Challenges. All robot classes will be taught with the new LEGO® Mindstorms® NXT robot. The new robot system includes a new programming language, a new building system, and new sensors, including a sound sensor and ultrasonic sensor.

*Robots are for use by students in class only. The robots are expensive, and students will not be able to take them home.

Location: St. Pius X School, Upper Loudon Road Loudonville, New York

Event: Advanced Video Game Creation
When: Mon, Jul 26 5:30 am – Fri, Jul 30 9:00 am
Description: This class is for those already familiar with GameMaker who want to take their game creation skills to the next level. We will examine gravity, platforms, bosses, levels, effects, GML (GameMaker’s built in programming language) and learn how to keep expanding our skills. You must have already taken a Game Creation class with us or in some way demonstrate your ability to keep up with this class as basic GameMaker skills will be assumed.
Location: Shenendehow Methodist Church, 971 Rte 146 Clifton Park, NY

Event: Make a Lego Brick Film
When: Mon, Jul 26 5:30 am – Fri, Jul 30 9:00 am
Description: A Brick film is an animated film that uses LEGO® characters and pieces to tell a story. If you’ve ever wanted to direct your own movies or like making up stories, then this camp is for you. Using digital cameras, Stop Motion Pro animation software, and video editing software, you’ll create multi-scene movies with transitions, titles, credits, sound effects and narration. Design your own set with backgrounds, characters, and scenery. The stories are up to your imagination.

This is a great class to take with friends. No experience is necessary and you can take this class as many times as you like. Students take home a DVD with their movies at the end of the week.

Location: St. Pius X School, Upper Loudon Road Loudonville, New York

Event: Advanced Robot Challenges
When: Mon, Jul 26 10:00 am – Fri, Jul 30 1:30 pm
Description: We’ll challenge your engineering and programming skills with the LEGO® Mindstorms® NXT robot. Want to learn how to program a robot with a bluetooth cell phone? Build a walking bot? Use the new ultrasonic sensor to react to movement or the sound sensor to react to different sounds? Program the new servo motors for precise movement? The possibilities and challenges are endless.

You can work on individual challenges, challenge others, or pair up and work as a team. This course is for students who have experience with building and programming LEGO® Mindstorms® robots. Students should have a basic understanding of how to use sensors, motors and repeat blocks. This class provides new challenges each session and can be taken multiple times. All robot classes will be taught with the LEGO® Mindstorms® NXT robot. The new robot system includes a new programming language, a new building system, and new sensors, including a sound sensor and ultrasonic sensor.

*Robots are for use by students in class only. The robots are expensive, and students will not be able to take them home

Location: Shenendehow Methodist Church, 971 Rte 146 Clifton Park, NY

Event: Roaring into Robots
When: Mon, Jul 26 10:00 am – Fri, Jul 30 1:30 pm
Description: This exciting class teaches you how to build and program the LEGO® Mindstorms® NXT robots, the coolest robot available. You will use your new skills to meet such challenges as reacting to intruders, moving objects to different locations, stinging an intruder with a robot tail, or beating your opponent at LEGO® Sumo, a BBB favorite.

You don’t need any experience with robotics or programming to begin your robotic adventure. Students who took our robotics After School Class can take this for a more solid foundation or move on to the Advanced Robot Challenges. All robot classes will be taught with the new LEGO® Mindstorms® NXT robot. The new robot system includes a new programming language, a new building system, and new sensors, including a sound sensor and ultrasonic sensor.

*Robots are for use by students in class only. The robots are expensive, and students will not be able to take them home.

Location: St. Pius X School, Upper Loudon Road Loudonville, New York