Greater Houston (The Woodlands, Spring, Katy, Cypress, Sugar Land)

Turn Thanksgiving Break Into an Engineering Adventure — and Keep The Robot.

3-Day Holiday Robotics & Coding Sprint (Nov 23–25, 2026). Hands-on hardware, real Python & Scratch coding, and a 1:5 instructor ratio across Greater Houston.

🎒Kids Keep The Kit
👨‍🏫1:5 Instructor Ratio
📍7 TX Locations
🔁Flexible Schedule
Kits & Languages

What robotics kits and programming languages do kids use?

Students at LearnToBot Summer Camps work directly with LEGO SPIKE Prime, VEX IQ robotics, Arduinos, Raspberry Pis, sensors, motors, and real circuitry — coding in Scratch and Python rather than playing with locked toy kits:

  • LEGO SPIKE Prime & VEX IQ competitive robotics platforms
  • Scratch visual block logic and real typed Python syntax
  • Arduino microcontrollers, breadboard circuitry, and ultrasonic sensors

This isn’t a "camp activity." It’s early engineering exposure.

Real Engineering Tools
4000+
kids taught
7
locations
1:5
ratio
80,000+
hours of class time
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Student Creations

Real projects, real kids.

Live footage of actual student builds from class — real electronics, microcontrollers, and working code.

Robotics•Age 10+
Featured Build

RC Explorer Bot

Motorized dual-tread rover with wireless remote control.

Microcontroller & Motor Driver Working Prototype
Game Design•Age 6+

Car Racing Game

Scratch logic with keyboard steering and collision detection.

Hands-On Build Working Prototype
Engineering•Age 12+

Smart Tollway Gate

Automated servo boom gate with ultrasonic vehicle detection.

Hands-On Build Working Prototype
Mechanics•Age 10+

Heavy Lift Crane

Gear reduction winch and structural pulley system.

Hands-On Build Working Prototype
Electronics•Age 8+

Custom Arcade Controller

Hand-wired pushbuttons and potentiometer paddles.

Hands-On Build Working Prototype
3-Day Holiday Sprint • Nov 23–25, 2026

What Happens in Thanksgiving Camp

No experience needed. Day 1, an engineer assesses your child to set their custom track. With a strict 1:5 instructor ratio, campers scale quickly from basic circuitry to multi-sensor autonomous programming. By Wednesday, they've built and debugged their own custom robot—and they take it home.

Daily Schedule & Drop-off Hours

Morning Half-Day: 9:30 AM – 12:30 PM ($275 / 3 days)

Afternoon Half-Day: 1:30 PM – 4:30 PM ($275 / 3 days)

Full Day: 9:30 AM – 4:30 PM ($475 / 3 days)

Extended Care: 8:30 AM – 5:30 PM ($10/day)

DAY 1 (MON, NOV 23)

Skill Placement & Circuit Mechanics

An engineer assesses your child to set their custom track. Campers learn microcontroller pinouts (Arduino / Raspberry Pi), wire breadboard circuits, and get hands-on with real electronics.

DAY 2 (TUE, NOV 24)

Sensors, Motors & Algorithmic Logic

Campers integrate ultrasonic distance sensors, line-tracking modules, and DC motors. They write Scratch or Python code to control robot behavior and navigate obstacles.

DAY 3 (WED, NOV 25)

Autonomous Arena & Take-Home Build

Final build and debugging sprint. Students optimize their autonomous bots, participate in the obstacle challenge, and take their fully working robot kit home to keep.

Keep What You Build

What do kids build during LearnToBot summer camp? Real robots they take home.

Yes, every camper at LearnToBot builds, wires, and programs a custom robotic machine that they keep and take home on Friday to continue coding and modifying all summer.

Not a foam loaner. Not a "demonstration kit" that goes back in the bin Friday. The microcontrollers, the sensors, the motors, the chassis — your kid wired it, debugged it, named it, and now it's theirs to keep, modify, and rebuild on the kitchen table all summer.

100%
of campers go home with a robot
$0
extra kit fee at checkout
~$100
retail value · already in tuition
Campers building robotics projects
Campers building robotics projects
Campers building robotics projects

The Engineering Bundle your child gets from this Camp

Here is everything included in your tuition:

The "Engineering Bundle"

3-5 days of Engineering hands-on Project

1:5 instructor ratio with real engineers.

The ROBOT Kit (You Keep It)

Arduino/RPi, sensors, motors, chassis. Not a loaner.

Demo Videos of your child building Robots

So you never have to wonder what they did in camp.

2-month access to our Portal

With hundreds of projects to do later.

THE ROBOTICS CAMP DILEMMA

How is LearnToBot different from other STEM and robotics camps?

Unlike typical camps that dismantle plastic toys at pickup, LearnToBot combines real engineering hardware, a strict 8:1 student-to-coach ratio, and authentic coding so every child gains genuine engineering confidence.

The Myth

What most robotics camps offer

Follow pre-made, step-by-step instructions
Use toy kits with limited learning
Everyone builds the same project
Equipment stays at the camp

The Truth

The LearnToBot Engineering Model

Kids build real projects with LEGO SPIKE, VEX IQ, Arduinos & sensors
Real electronics, real wiring, and authentic Scratch & Python code
Every child explores creative projects catered to their level
Kids take home their working robot equipment — included in tuition
Real Parent Reviews

Hear From Our Parents

Short, honest video reviews from LearnToBot parents. Tap any video to watch.

"He didn't want to leave!"
"Real engineering skills."
"Best investment we made."
"Instructors are fantastic."
"My son loved it."
"He didn't want to leave!"
"Real engineering skills."
"Best investment we made."
"Instructors are fantastic."
"My son loved it."
"He didn't want to leave!"
"Real engineering skills."
"Best investment we made."
"Instructors are fantastic."
"My son loved it."
"He didn't want to leave!"
"Real engineering skills."
"Best investment we made."
"Instructors are fantastic."
"My son loved it."
PEACE OF MIND & CANCELLATION POLICIES

What are LearnToBot's cancellation, refund, and transfer policies?

We offer 100% risk-free flexibility: full refunds are available with advance notice, and families can transfer camp weeks or locations at any time with zero transfer fees.

Day 1 Guarantee

Non-summer camps do not offer an advance 100% cancellation refund. They include our Day 1 Guarantee: attend the first day, and if your child does not enjoy it, we will provide a 100% refund when the equipment is returned. Full policy

Free Transfers & Rescheduling

Camp rescheduling is free when arranged at least 14 days before the camp starts, subject to available places. Full policy

8:1 Student-to-Coach Ratio

Our camps sell out fast because we cap class sizes small with an 8:1 ratio. Booking early guarantees your child gets dedicated attention from actual engineers.

Holiday Sessions • Nov 23–25, 2026

Thanksgiving Camp Schedules

Select your campus in The Woodlands, Katy, Cypress, or Sugar Land to view available morning, afternoon, and full-day sessions.

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Parent Convenience & Guidelines

What are the extended care hours, snack, and lunch guidelines?

Extended care is available from 8:30 AM to 5:30 PM for $10/day per child; campers should bring their own nut-free lunch, water bottle, and snacks for scheduled daily nutrition breaks.

Extended Hours

8:30 AM – 5:30 PM Care

Working late or navigating morning rush hour? Drop off as early as 8:30 AM and pick up as late as 5:30 PM for only $10/day per child.

  • ✓ Supervised engineering free-build stations
  • ✓ Board games, puzzle logic, and quiet reading
  • ✓ Add anytime before or during your camp week
Nut-Free Facility

Snack & Lunch Guidelines

Due to dietary diversity and severe allergy protection, LearnToBot operates 100% nut-free classrooms. Full-day campers bring a packed lunch, and all campers should bring two healthy snacks.

  • ✓ Mid-morning & mid-afternoon supervised snack breaks
  • ✓ Please send a refillable water bottle daily
  • ✓ No peanuts, tree nuts, or loose candy permitted

Simple Extended Care Request:Once your camp spot is confirmed, reply to your confirmation email or message our camp director to add extended care days.

Real Parents

What Families Are Saying

“My son has attended several camps, but this one was by far the best. He learned so much.”

— Alan Falik

“Great experience! The kids were engaged the whole time.”

— Hear Puoy

“Amazing camp. My daughter built a robot from scratch and understands how it works.”

— Mag Franzoni

“Highly recommend. We will definitely be back next year.”

— Kenneth Kim

“The instructors are fantastic. Very patient and knowledgeable.”

— Vianney Gutiérrez

“Unlike other camps where they just play, here they actually build.”

— C R

Thanksgiving Camp FAQs

Everything you need to know about our Thanksgiving holiday robotics camp.

When do the Thanksgiving 2026 Camps run?
Our Thanksgiving camps run across 3 days: Monday, November 23 through Wednesday, November 25, 2026, perfectly matching Houston area school holiday calendars.
What are the schedule options and pricing?
We offer Half-Day Morning (9:30am–12:30pm for $275), Half-Day Afternoon (1:30pm–4:30pm for $275), and Full-Day (9:30am–4:30pm for $475). Extended care is available from 8:30am to 5:30pm for $10/day.
Does my child keep the robot kit they build?
Yes! Every camper takes home the complete robot kit they wire, program, and debug, including all microcontrollers, sensors, and hardware. Everything is included in the camp tuition.
What ages are accepted?
Thanksgiving camps are designed for kids ages 6–18. Students are grouped by age and skill level to ensure everyone is appropriately challenged.
Do kids need any prior robotics or coding experience?
No prior experience is necessary. Our strict 1:5 instructor-to-student ratio allows our engineers to tailor instruction from complete beginners to advanced coders.
What locations are available?
We offer Thanksgiving camps in The Woodlands, Katy, Cypress, and Sugar Land, TX.
Is lunch or food provided for full-day campers?
Due to allergy safety, we ask campers to bring their own lunch, snacks, and water bottles. We have scheduled breaks and clean lunch areas.
Is there a sibling discount?
Yes! We offer a sibling discount with code CAMPSIBLING (applied to each child after the first).