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In collaboration with TechTree presents summer camp at LuckyOne

Tech Stars Camp

Tech Stars is a dynamic, mixed-age camp for ages 3–13, where kids build, code, and create together. With hands-on projects in robotics, circuits, and art, it’s perfect for siblings and social learners alike.

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Age Group

3-13 years

Pricing

PKR 18,000/-
Early Bird Discount PKR 15,000/-

Duration

1.5 hrs / session
3 weeks
4 days/week

Whats Included

6 to 7 Free Ride Tags
Certificate
Giveaway Projects
One Parent Child Bonding Session

Overview

Our Tech Stars camp is a dynamic, mixed-age program for kids aged 3–13 who love to build, play, and create together. Through a blend of robotics, coding, circuits, and arts, campers of different ages collaborate on exciting projects that spark creativity and teamwork. It’s the perfect space for siblings or social learners to explore tech in a fun, supportive environment — with something new for every age, every day.

Program Highlights

Campers will start by building a foundation in robotics. They’ll undertake an Intro to Robotics session with a fun Paper Robot Mission (similar to our other venues, creating a robot model to learn basics). Then, they dive into electronic kits like Makeblock Neuron where they construct cool devices – for example, a DJ Music Machine and an Electric Guitar using modular electronic blocks. These Neuron projects teach circuits and programming logic in a tangible way (kids connect blocks that light up, play sound, respond to buttons, etc.). They’ll also work with the Edison robot – coding this small LEGO-compatible robot to solve a maze and respond to claps (creating a Clap-Controlled Robot and an Obstacle-Avoiding Robot). By blending craft, electronics, and coding, the robotics portion excites both younger and older kids: younger ones handle simpler tasks in each project, while older ones can push the limits (like tweaking the Edison code to run the maze faster).

In the coding arena, Onederland campers use Scratch (for those who can read well) and simplified interfaces for the younger ones when needed. The group starts with an Introduction to Scratch and learns about events (when keys are pressed, when characters collide, etc.). Then, everyone builds some classic games: a Baseball batting game and a Fruit Catcher game. These projects are great equalizers – older kids might add extra features (like scoring and levels) while younger ones focus on basic game function, but in the end, they all get to play each other’s games. The camp continues with a two-part Rocket Blaster game project, which really ignites excitement – campers design space-themed sprites and code a rocket that flies through obstacles. Collaboration is encouraged: older campers might mentor younger ones during coding, reinforcing their own knowledge and fostering leadership.

Creativity is a big part of Onederland’s vibe. Campers work on Recycled Crafts (making inventions from recycled materials – think cardboard robots or bottle rockets), String Art & Yarn Crafts (which might include making friendship bracelets with coded messages in Morse, or decorative string patterns that relate to geometric concepts), and DIY Mini Dioramas building tiny worlds in shoeboxes (possibly depicting a scene from their favorite game or a futuristic city). These art projects provide a nice change of pace from screen time and let artistic talents shine. Plus, they teach design thinking – kids plan a project and execute it, which is much like engineering.

Onederland uniquely features a Circuits Lab segment using Snap Circuits kits. Campers snap together circuit modules to create real working gadgets. They’ll start by lighting up an LED and controlling a small motor (learning how electricity flows), then build on that to create things like a musical doorbell that plays a tune when a circuit is closed. This hands-on circuit work demystifies electronics – kids see, touch, and rearrange parts to invent something new. It’s especially empowering for the older campers, and the younger ones love the instant results (lights on! fan spinning!). By camp end, some might even design their own circuit combinations (under guidance) – for example, combining a light sensor with an alarm.

To keep minds sharp, we include Mental Math “Chisanbop” game sessions – an energetic chase game that requires doing quick math or solving a riddle to advance. Campers also participate in Pottery and Storytelling as creative enrichment: they’ll mold clay into whatever their imagination suggests (robots, cars, creatures) which develops spatial skills, and they’ll take turns in storytelling activities – perhaps each camper continues a story where the last left off, resulting in hilarious and inventive tales. These activities build confidence in self-expression and public speaking in a subtle, enjoyable way.

Why Choose Tech Stars Camp?

Hands-On Activities

No lectures! Just active, guided exploration with coding tools, robots, crafts, and games that keep kids fully engaged.

Development of Key Skills

Campers grow confident in problem-solving, storytelling, collaboration, and creativity – all while having fun.

Playtime, Rides & Rewards

Each camper receives 6 to 7 ride tags to enjoy thrilling rides during the camp, along with exciting take-home projects, a completion certificate, and a special parent-child bonding session — because we believe joy fuels lasting learning.

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The camp is open to children aged 3 to 13 years, with activities designed to engage both younger and older campers in meaningful, age-appropriate ways.

The camp takes place at Onederland, Lucky One Mall, located in Federal B Area, Karachi.

We offer two exciting batches:
• Batch 1: 10th June – 27th June 2025
• Batch 2: 7th July – 24th July 2025
Camp runs Monday to Thursday. You can choose from three groups:

• Group 1: 12:00 p.m – 1:30 p.m
• Group 2: 1:30 p.m – 3:00 p.m
• Group 3: 3:00 p.m – 4:30 p.m

Every camper gets:

  • 1.5 hours/session for 3 weeks (4 days/week)
  • 6–7 Free Ride Tags (to enjoy during the entire camp at Onederland)
  • Certificate of Completion
  • Take-home giveaway projects
  • One Parent-Child Bonding Session

Regular Fee: PKR 18,000/-
Early Bird Offer: PKR 15,000/-

Children will:

  • Build robots and circuits using Edison robots, Snap Circuits, and Neuron kits
  • Learn coding and game design using Scratch
  • Create art projects like mini dioramas, recycled crafts, and string art
  • Engage in brain games, pottery, and storytelling sessions

Yes! It’s a mixed-age camp, making it ideal for siblings or friends of different ages to attend together and collaborate while learning.

Absolutely. Activities are differentiated by age and ability: younger children focus on simpler hands-on tasks, while older campers take on more advanced challenges and often mentor younger ones.

Sessions are led by certified trainers with expertise in STEM education and child engagement. Our instructors use a proven, activity-based curriculum that balances fun and learning.

Yes, but in moderation and for purpose-driven learning only, such as coding on Scratch. All screen time is balanced with plenty of hands-on, physical, and creative activities.

You can register online through our website. We recommend booking early to take advantage of the discount and secure your preferred batch and group slot.