Cincinnati Video Game Design Camp

Ohio Game Design Camps and Programs

Children interested in games, such as video or computer games, and how they work may enjoy attending a game design camp. These camps are geared toward kids who want to learn about how to design all kinds of games. Workshops may focus on areas like Flash animation, 3D, DS game design, digital music creation and programming. Video game camps in particular focus on video games for a variety of gaming systems, such as Nintendo or Xbox. Due to the nature of these camps, children must be old enough to be able to grasp the concepts of design, as some of the workshops are quite intense and focused.

Highlights: Kids can make their own games as part of game design camp, using their imagination and technology skills within daily labs and workshops.

What to Ask the Camp Director: Will there be down time as well, for offline activities? Most overnight video game design camps do encourage free play, so they will offer fun recreational options such as Ultimate Frisbee, tennis, capture the flag and even drama.

What to Pack: For overnight camps, pack the necessities for your child, such as weather-appropriate clothing and even some spending money. Three meals are usually included, with nutritious dishes that can accommodate special dietary restrictions if needed.

See Less «

Filter by Camp Type
Advanced Search

Page 1 of 1

Showing Results 1 – 25 of 9

Active Learning Chess, Minecraft, and GameMaker Video Game Creation Camps

Lake Ridge Academy, 37501 Center Ridge Road
North Ridgeville, OH 44039, U.S.A.

Phone: 888-652-4377

Active Learning Services provides exciting and enriching summer camps for children ages 5-16. Programs include chess camps where professional chess instructors teach children of all abilities to play and improve their games. Also our popular video game creation and animation camps give children a great opportunity to learn the basics of game design and computer programming. Students can attend morning or afternoon half-day programs or combine two programs for a full day of fun. They will have a blast with excellent instructors and make new friends with other campers, all while learning and developing their minds!

USA Chess Camp - Ages...

Classroom Antics - STEAM Summer Camps

Various Locations, Columbus, Cincinnati
Cleveland, Akron, OH 45241, U.S.A.

Classroom Antics offers fun, educational STEAM summer camps to kids ages 7-13. Our in-person programs include LEGO robotics, Minecraft coding, YouTube video production, stop-motion animation, video game design, and more. Virtual camps are available, too. Experience the Classroom Antics Advantage with 1) small class sizes, 2) dedicated equipment and materials for your child, 3) professional educators, 4) close to home, and 5) fun, safe, social, and respectful learning.

Page 1 of 1

Showing Results 1 – 25 of 9

About Ohio Game Design Camps and Programs

Children interested in games, such as video or computer games, and how they work may enjoy attending a game design camp. These camps are geared toward kids who want to learn about how to design all kinds of games. WorkshopSee More »

Children interested in games, such as video or computer games, and how they work may enjoy attending a game design camp. These camps are geared toward kids who want to learn about how to design all kinds of games. Workshops may focus on areas like Flash animation, 3D, DS game design, digital music creation and programming. Video game camps in particular focus on video games for a variety of gaming systems, such as Nintendo or Xbox. Due to the nature of these camps, children must be old enough to be able to grasp the concepts of design, as some of the workshops are quite intense and focused.

Highlights: Kids can make their own games as part of game design camp, using their imagination and technology skills within daily labs and workshops.

What to Ask the Camp Director: Will there be down time as well, for offline activities? Most overnight video game design camps do encourage free play, so they will offer fun recreational options such as Ultimate Frisbee, tennis, capture the flag and even drama.

What to Pack: For overnight camps, pack the necessities for your child, such as weather-appropriate clothing and even some spending money. Three meals are usually included, with nutritious dishes that can accommodate special dietary restrictions if needed.

See Less «