Burlington
1831 Walkers Line, Unit 201, Burlington, Ontario, L7M 4V2, Canada
(365) 737 7289
burlington@steamoji.com
Our World is Evolving Faster than Ever
Technology, AI and global connectivity are reshaping the way we live and work. The next generation will face challenges we can’t yet imagine. Alongside new skills, they’ll need adaptability, creativity and resilience to lead the way.
Steamoji is the maker academy for kids ages 6-14 that equips children with the hands-on STEM skills and a maker mindsets to solve real-world problems.

We instill a maker mindset
Steamoji mentors kids to develop a Maker Mindset through a fun, inspiring journey by mastering hands-on STEM skills while learning to solve future problems with adaptability, creativity and resilience.
Coding
Robotics
Engineering
3D Printing
Digital Arts
Why Steamoji Works

Our hands-on, STEM curriculum covers everything from the screen to the workbench, so kids learn coding, engineering, digital arts, robotics, and more.

Kids master the critical thinking, creativity, and resilience they’ll need to solve tomorrow’s problems, building confidence with every challenge.

Kids earn OJI coins as they level up through their journey, while parents see progress in real-time through the Parent App.
CAMPS
Get hands-on with coding, 3D printing, robotics, and more. A fun week of discovery, experimentation, and invention for kids.

Aug 31 - Sep 04 | 10:00 AM - 02:00 PM
Push, pull, lift or flip your opponent's robot out of the arena to claim victory and become the Steamoji Robo Battle Master! In this week-long camp, you’ll combine a whole suite of STEAM skills to design, prototype, code and build your very own battle robot that will face off against your fellow campers at the end of the week.
You will learn:

Aug 31 - Sep 04 | 10:00 AM - 02:00 PM
Start with your brainpower and finish with a bang! In this physical computing camp, apprentices combine coding with a series of other STEM activities to bring their programming skills into action!
It’s all about connecting the digital world and the real world. The goal? Create a motion-sensor machine that can launch an object, play a game or simply say “hello”. To get there, apprentices will learn to code an Arduino microcontroller, and connect it to a device they’ve built using electrical engineering and fabrication skills. Come and see how far your skills can go – literally!
Skills: Coding, Arduino, Electronics, Fabrication, Design & Planning
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1831 Walkers Line, Unit 201, Burlington, Ontario, L7M 4V2, Canada
Burlington, Ontario, Canada
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Steamoji apprentices will be ahead of the curve by gaining essential skills for the careers of their future, while learning how to tackle the challenges of their generation.