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Kids STEM Studio offers hands-on technology and engineering activities that include coding activities, engineering building projects, robotics, experimental design, computer coding, and Minecraft. Each day of camp includes half a day of technology and half a day of engineering with outdoor recess, and campers get to take home their engineering models. Kids ages 4 to 14 uncover STEM subjects through projects featuring robotics, experimental design, engineering, computer coding, Minecraft, and more, with new projects and a new theme every week.
• Ages: 4–14 years old
• Schedule: Weekly full-day camp sessions, including a week of June 29 (no camp on July 3) and other weekly options, with early care and extended care available at some sessions
• Price: West Loop: Week of Jun 29 – $460 (no camp on Jul 3); other weeks $565 per week. Early Care 8 am to 8:45 am $50 per week. Extended Care 3:45 pm to 5:30 pm $80 per week. Lincoln Park: Full day (8:45 am to 3:45 pm) $565 per week. Register by Feb 28 and save $60 per week. Siblings receive an additional 5% discount when both are registered for the same week.
Kids STEM Studio offers weekly classes, after-school enrichment programs, day-off camps, week-long camps, and STEM-centric birthday parties. The camp has a low student-teacher ratio of 8:1, and campers present their technology projects to their parents every Friday from 3:30 to 4:00 pm. Parents are asked to provide a nut-free lunch and snacks.
The stated mission of Kids STEM Studio is to offer learning through hands-on, project-based activities that give students a chance to solve real-world problems through out-of-the-box thinking and develop skills needed to excel in a technologically advanced world. Kids STEM Studio was described as the “champion of the CPS Teachers' Strike 2019,” with daily coding activities in the morning and engineering building projects in the afternoon during that time.
Parent testimonials report that a child enjoyed new, engaging coding activities and engineering building projects each day and was intellectually engaged during the CPS Teachers' Strike 2019. Another parent reports that a child attended for a week of summer camp, loved the camp, wants it to be the primary camp next summer, and that their family plans to return for winter and spring break camps. A third parent reports that a 6-year-old looks forward to Saturdays to build with Legos and code, and that the child already loves technology and enjoys Kids STEM Studio.
Last updated July 30, 2026.
• Ages: 4–14 years old
• Schedule: Weekly full-day camp sessions, including a week of June 29 (no camp on July 3) and other weekly options, with early care and extended care available at some sessions
• Price: West Loop: Week of Jun 29 – $460 (no camp on Jul 3); other weeks $565 per week. Early Care 8 am to 8:45 am $50 per week. Extended Care 3:45 pm to 5:30 pm $80 per week. Lincoln Park: Full day (8:45 am to 3:45 pm) $565 per week. Register by Feb 28 and save $60 per week. Siblings receive an additional 5% discount when both are registered for the same week.
Kids STEM Studio offers weekly classes, after-school enrichment programs, day-off camps, week-long camps, and STEM-centric birthday parties. The camp has a low student-teacher ratio of 8:1, and campers present their technology projects to their parents every Friday from 3:30 to 4:00 pm. Parents are asked to provide a nut-free lunch and snacks.
The stated mission of Kids STEM Studio is to offer learning through hands-on, project-based activities that give students a chance to solve real-world problems through out-of-the-box thinking and develop skills needed to excel in a technologically advanced world. Kids STEM Studio was described as the “champion of the CPS Teachers' Strike 2019,” with daily coding activities in the morning and engineering building projects in the afternoon during that time.
Parent testimonials report that a child enjoyed new, engaging coding activities and engineering building projects each day and was intellectually engaged during the CPS Teachers' Strike 2019. Another parent reports that a child attended for a week of summer camp, loved the camp, wants it to be the primary camp next summer, and that their family plans to return for winter and spring break camps. A third parent reports that a 6-year-old looks forward to Saturdays to build with Legos and code, and that the child already loves technology and enjoys Kids STEM Studio.
Last updated July 30, 2026.
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