Design intricate 3D-printable objects using BlocksCAD, an online program developed by Einstein’s Workshop. This easy-to-learn software makes coding and 3D design as simple as dragging and dropping blocks of editable code. Develop an intuitive understanding of coordinate geometry while turning what you can imagine into reality. Pick one of your 3D creations to print and take home.

Veteran Roll Models players from the 2025-2026 school year are invited to join these special summer adventures that continue their characters’ stories. Heroes reunite with old friends from Caravan of Secrets, like Aubin, the one-legged swordsman, or Bronwen, the bard, and further develop their adventures. The Call of Muse is for existing characters at 4th-6th level, while A Mile In My Shoes is for 5th-7th level. These adventures are for returning school-year players only; new players or those who have only attended summer programs are not eligible.

Color outside the lines as you turn bold shapes, vibrant colors, and playful patterns into expressive works of art. Experiment with brush techniques, textured layers, and unexpected color combinations while discovering how abstract art can communicate feelings and ideas without relying on realistic details. Use your imagination to develop a unique style and create one-of-a-kind pieces of art.

Discover how apps work on your phone or iPad and learn how to make your own. In this no-experience-required course, we will make fun, creative apps for Android phones and tablets using MIT App Inventor software. We will also explore wireless communication by building custom bluetooth hardware controllers and readouts for our apps.

Bend the elements as you create crafts inspired by the four nations of the animated series Avatar: The Last Airbender. Hone your control of water, earth, fire, and air by making waterbender necklaces, firebender headbands, earthbender armor, airbender staffs, technique scrolls, mini Appa figures, and spirit animal masks. We’ll watch episodes of the series to spark ideas from the adventures of Aang and his friends. Master the elements and become an Avatar!

If you can bake it, we will make it! Learn how to bake or improve your skills as you measure, mix, bake, and taste wonderful treats from start to finish. Recipes we may try include one-pan cake, banana bread, chocolate chip cookies, and more.

Jeté your way through this week that’s all about dance. The primary focus will be on ballet, but we will also try modern, contemporary, and jazz, and do yoga stretches. We’ll also get inspired by famous dancers through listening to stories and doing crafts such as wire dancer sculptures and paper dolls with layered tutus. Learn short routines and collaborate with your classmates to choreograph your own.

Step into the kitchen and go on a fun journey through the baking process. You’ll learn all about ingredients, measurements, and flavors as we make cookies, muffins, brownies, and cupcakes together. Discover the science behind each recipe, experiment with different combinations, make new friends, and enjoy lots of delicious treats along the way. Please note, this class is not gluten-free.

Explore Boston with five full days of exciting adventures. Activities may include a boat ride to George’s Island in Boston Harbor, where you’ll discover the island’s rich history. Get hands-on at the Museum of Science, visit the MIT Museum, and experience the mind-bending fun at the Museum of Illusions. Walk the historic Freedom Trail, exploring iconic landmarks like the State House. Take in a bird’s-eye view of the city from the Skywalk Observatory. We’ll also visit the Mapparium, a stunning three-story glass globe at the Mary Baker Eddy Library, and tour the Museum of Fine Arts, one of the largest and most comprehensive art museums in the U.S. Please note: Each day will begin and end at Thorndike Field in East Arlington in order to take the T from Alewife Station.

Put on your designer’s hat and create a board game. You’ll pick the look, the illustrations, and the highlights and pitfalls of the play. Design the movement, reward, and resource management systems and then combine them so that they work together. We’ll take breaks for group trivia, riddles, logic puzzles, and indoor and outdoor games.