TechKnowHow Summer Camps
TechKnowHow, Inc., 1998 Beach Park Blvd, Suite 201, Foster City, CA 94404
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TechKnowHow Summer Camps offers weekly small-group summer camps that include activities such as LEGO Mario Tech Adventure, LEGO Kinetics Camp, Roblox & Minecraft Mods, Robotics & Game-Making, Girls Tech Academy, Minecraft Big Builders, LEGO Design & Motorized Builds, Robotics, Minecraft adventures, Scratch Game Coding, Roblox Game-Making, Girls Engineering & Coding, and Motorized LEGO Projects + Mario Themed Challenges. Campers take part in projects such as LEGO Engineering & Coding Intro, Minecraft-themed LEGO Builds & Minecraft Game Projects, Intermediate Minecraft, Coding & Game-Making, LEGO Engineering & Game Coding, Personal Robots & Games, and Modding & Game-Making. Activities include LEGO tech adventures, building with gears, battery packs and motors, programming basics for digital adventures, LEGO engineering with gears, pistons, and light bricks, motor-powered LEGO creations, and using programming blocks to complete computer games with Scratch.
• Ages: 5–13 years old
• Schedule: Weekly camps for ages 5–13 start June 8, with some camps running Monday–Thursday and core camp hours typically 9:00am–3:30pm; extended care is available in the morning and afternoon.
• Price: $460–$575 per week for listed camps, with extended care available for $40–$150 per week depending on session; tuition for 5-day camps is $550 per week with an early bird discount that ends March 1.
Specific camps run on set weeks and times, including LEGO Mario Tech Adventure during the 6/15 and 7/13 weeks from 9:00am–3:30pm Monday–Thursday, LEGO Kinetics Camp during the 7/06 week from 9:00am–3:30pm, Roblox & Minecraft Mods during the 7/27 week from 9:00am–3:30pm, Robotics & Game-Making during the 6/22 week from 9:00am–3:30pm, Girls Tech Academy during the 6/29 week from 9:00am–3:30pm Monday–Thursday, and Minecraft Big Builders during the 7/20 week from 9:00am–3:30pm. Extended care is available from 7:30–9:00am and 3:30–6:00pm, or 3:30–5:00pm for Girls Tech Academy, and extended care at this location is provided by the staff at Kids Connection School. Campers are instructed to bring lunch, snacks, and a beverage, and there is a late fee of $20 charged by the Kids Connection providers if arriving up to 10 minutes late for extended care pickup, with any additional time after 6:10pm assessed at $5 per minute.
Camp projects include motorized Minecraft-themed LEGO builds and Minecraft projects such as fantasy theme parks, country farms, and redstone creations, as well as using structure blocks, commands, and redstone in Minecraft. Campers also create Minecraft-inspired games with Scratch, create motorized LEGO projects with pop-star and animal themes, and design games with Scratch using code blocks, loops, and if-then events. Robotics activities include building and programming LEGO EV3 robots, arena contests, jousting and racing with robots, programming motors and sensors on robots, and designing robot attachments, along with designing robot and drone-themed games with Scratch.
Game and coding projects include creating 3D worlds and games in Roblox, designing towns, custom animations, obbies, and player powerups in Roblox, creating terrain, modifying light and particles, creating NPCs with dialogue in Roblox, making code snippets using Lua, and using Blockbench to create and code custom mobs and items in Minecraft. Projects are available for beginners as well as more experienced Minecraft players, and some camps have prerequisites such as experience with Minecraft, keyboard use, and grade-level reading. Girls Tech Academy is led by female instructors, and teachers mentor students ages 5–13.
TechKnowHow has been teaching tech classes since 1994 and has been providing tech enrichment and camps in the San Francisco Bay Area for over 31 years, during which time it has taught over 37,000 students. The team develops original curriculum year-round so that new projects with cutting-edge technology and lessons can be offered, and camps use new, custom-designed curriculum each year. TechKnowHow states its mission as “To provide children and teens with meaningful STEM education through projects they love!”
TechKnowHow has received multiple parent awards, including 2025 Bay Area Parent Magazine Best Science and Technology Camp, 2025 Parents' Press Top 5 Computer Science and Coding Camps, and awards from Bay Area Parent magazine for Best Technology Camp and Best STEM Support, and it notes that TechKnowHow wins numerous parent awards each year. Parents report that camps are “seriously fun,” and testimonials describe the camps as well organized and engaging, with instructors who are patient and make sure all the kids are able to participate. One parent shared that a 7-year-old “just completed the LEGO camp” and immediately asked, “can I do that again?”, while others noted that their kids “learned a lot in their coding camps and developed further interest in coding,” and named specific staff members for their patience with kids.
Last updated June 16, 2026.
• Ages: 5–13 years old
• Schedule: Weekly camps for ages 5–13 start June 8, with some camps running Monday–Thursday and core camp hours typically 9:00am–3:30pm; extended care is available in the morning and afternoon.
• Price: $460–$575 per week for listed camps, with extended care available for $40–$150 per week depending on session; tuition for 5-day camps is $550 per week with an early bird discount that ends March 1.
Specific camps run on set weeks and times, including LEGO Mario Tech Adventure during the 6/15 and 7/13 weeks from 9:00am–3:30pm Monday–Thursday, LEGO Kinetics Camp during the 7/06 week from 9:00am–3:30pm, Roblox & Minecraft Mods during the 7/27 week from 9:00am–3:30pm, Robotics & Game-Making during the 6/22 week from 9:00am–3:30pm, Girls Tech Academy during the 6/29 week from 9:00am–3:30pm Monday–Thursday, and Minecraft Big Builders during the 7/20 week from 9:00am–3:30pm. Extended care is available from 7:30–9:00am and 3:30–6:00pm, or 3:30–5:00pm for Girls Tech Academy, and extended care at this location is provided by the staff at Kids Connection School. Campers are instructed to bring lunch, snacks, and a beverage, and there is a late fee of $20 charged by the Kids Connection providers if arriving up to 10 minutes late for extended care pickup, with any additional time after 6:10pm assessed at $5 per minute.
Camp projects include motorized Minecraft-themed LEGO builds and Minecraft projects such as fantasy theme parks, country farms, and redstone creations, as well as using structure blocks, commands, and redstone in Minecraft. Campers also create Minecraft-inspired games with Scratch, create motorized LEGO projects with pop-star and animal themes, and design games with Scratch using code blocks, loops, and if-then events. Robotics activities include building and programming LEGO EV3 robots, arena contests, jousting and racing with robots, programming motors and sensors on robots, and designing robot attachments, along with designing robot and drone-themed games with Scratch.
Game and coding projects include creating 3D worlds and games in Roblox, designing towns, custom animations, obbies, and player powerups in Roblox, creating terrain, modifying light and particles, creating NPCs with dialogue in Roblox, making code snippets using Lua, and using Blockbench to create and code custom mobs and items in Minecraft. Projects are available for beginners as well as more experienced Minecraft players, and some camps have prerequisites such as experience with Minecraft, keyboard use, and grade-level reading. Girls Tech Academy is led by female instructors, and teachers mentor students ages 5–13.
TechKnowHow has been teaching tech classes since 1994 and has been providing tech enrichment and camps in the San Francisco Bay Area for over 31 years, during which time it has taught over 37,000 students. The team develops original curriculum year-round so that new projects with cutting-edge technology and lessons can be offered, and camps use new, custom-designed curriculum each year. TechKnowHow states its mission as “To provide children and teens with meaningful STEM education through projects they love!”
TechKnowHow has received multiple parent awards, including 2025 Bay Area Parent Magazine Best Science and Technology Camp, 2025 Parents' Press Top 5 Computer Science and Coding Camps, and awards from Bay Area Parent magazine for Best Technology Camp and Best STEM Support, and it notes that TechKnowHow wins numerous parent awards each year. Parents report that camps are “seriously fun,” and testimonials describe the camps as well organized and engaging, with instructors who are patient and make sure all the kids are able to participate. One parent shared that a 7-year-old “just completed the LEGO camp” and immediately asked, “can I do that again?”, while others noted that their kids “learned a lot in their coding camps and developed further interest in coding,” and named specific staff members for their patience with kids.
Last updated June 16, 2026.
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