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TechKnowHow offers Summer LEGO, Robotics, and Coding Camps that include activities such as LEGO Mario Tech Adventure, LEGO Kinetics Camp, Robotics & Game-Making, and Minecraft Big Builders. Campers can take part in projects like LEGO Design & Motorized Builds, Motorized LEGO Projects + Mario Themed Challenges, LEGO Engineering & Coding Intro, LEGO Engineering & Game Coding, and Minecraft-themed LEGO Builds & Minecraft Game Projects. Additional options include Roblox & Minecraft Mods, Roblox Game-Making, Scratch Game Coding, Coding & Game-Making, Modding & Game-Making, Personal Robots & Games, Minecraft adventures, and online courses, as well as Girls Tech Academy and Girls Engineering & Coding.
• Ages: 5–13 years old
• Schedule: Weekly camps starting June 8, with most camps running 9:00am–3:30pm and some listed as Mon–Thu sessions; Extended Care is available in the morning from 8:30–9:00 and in the afternoon until 6:00pm (or until 5:00pm for Girls Tech Academy).
• Price: $460–$575 per week for listed camps, with 5-day camps at $550 per week with an early bird discount (discount ends March 1); Extended Care ranges from $40–$50 per week for 8:30–9:00am and $120–$150 per week for 3:30–6:00pm, with Girls Tech Academy Extended Care 3:30–5:00pm at $120 per week; a late fee of $20 is charged for up to 10 minutes after 6:00pm, and any additional time after 6:10pm is assessed at $5 per minute.
TechKnowHow has been providing tech enrichment and camps in the San Francisco Bay Area since 1994 and has been successfully teaching tech to students for over 31 years. The program’s mission is to provide children and teens with meaningful STEM education through projects they love. TechKnowHow offers small-group summer camps where teachers mentor students ages 5–13, and the team develops original curriculum year-round so that camps feature new, custom-designed projects with cutting-edge technology and lessons. Girls Tech Academy is led by female instructors. TechKnowHow has received awards including 2025 Bay Area Parent Magazine Best Science and Technology Camp, 2025 Parents' Press Top 5 Computer Science and Coding Camps, and Best Technology Camp and Best STEM Support from Bay Area Parent magazine. Parents have described the camps as well organized and engaging, noted that their children wanted to return after completing a LEGO camp, and reported that their kids learned a lot in coding camps and developed further interest in coding; parents have also praised instructors such as Kevin, Tenzin, and Elias for their patience and for making sure all the kids are able to participate. Families are asked to send campers with lunch, snacks, and a beverage for camps such as LEGO Mario Tech Adventure, LEGO Kinetics Camp, Minecraft & LEGO Builders, Intermediate Minecraft, Girls Tech Academy, Robotics & Game-Making, and Roblox & Minecraft Mods.
Last updated March 18, 2026.
• Ages: 5–13 years old
• Schedule: Weekly camps starting June 8, with most camps running 9:00am–3:30pm and some listed as Mon–Thu sessions; Extended Care is available in the morning from 8:30–9:00 and in the afternoon until 6:00pm (or until 5:00pm for Girls Tech Academy).
• Price: $460–$575 per week for listed camps, with 5-day camps at $550 per week with an early bird discount (discount ends March 1); Extended Care ranges from $40–$50 per week for 8:30–9:00am and $120–$150 per week for 3:30–6:00pm, with Girls Tech Academy Extended Care 3:30–5:00pm at $120 per week; a late fee of $20 is charged for up to 10 minutes after 6:00pm, and any additional time after 6:10pm is assessed at $5 per minute.
TechKnowHow has been providing tech enrichment and camps in the San Francisco Bay Area since 1994 and has been successfully teaching tech to students for over 31 years. The program’s mission is to provide children and teens with meaningful STEM education through projects they love. TechKnowHow offers small-group summer camps where teachers mentor students ages 5–13, and the team develops original curriculum year-round so that camps feature new, custom-designed projects with cutting-edge technology and lessons. Girls Tech Academy is led by female instructors. TechKnowHow has received awards including 2025 Bay Area Parent Magazine Best Science and Technology Camp, 2025 Parents' Press Top 5 Computer Science and Coding Camps, and Best Technology Camp and Best STEM Support from Bay Area Parent magazine. Parents have described the camps as well organized and engaging, noted that their children wanted to return after completing a LEGO camp, and reported that their kids learned a lot in coding camps and developed further interest in coding; parents have also praised instructors such as Kevin, Tenzin, and Elias for their patience and for making sure all the kids are able to participate. Families are asked to send campers with lunch, snacks, and a beverage for camps such as LEGO Mario Tech Adventure, LEGO Kinetics Camp, Minecraft & LEGO Builders, Intermediate Minecraft, Girls Tech Academy, Robotics & Game-Making, and Roblox & Minecraft Mods.
Last updated March 18, 2026.
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