STEAM-Powered Active Play — CREA Summer Camp, Session 13 (Sept 7–9)

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STEAM-Powered Active Play — CREA Summer Camp, Session 13 (Sept 7–9)

A short-session Brooklyn workshop that pairs a tech-driven, action-packed 60‑minute adventure with hands-on STEAM design labs for curious, energetic kids.

STEAM-Powered Active Play — CREA Summer Camp, Session 13 (Sept 7–9).

Duration
One, Two, Three, Four and Five Day Options
Location
Brooklyn
Operator
CREA Interactivity
Category
Workshop
Robert Eric Crews
Founder & Editor, The Adventure Collective
Published Verified

Over a compact session in Brooklyn, CREA Summer Camp immerses children in a seasonally themed program that mixes high-energy play with maker-focused STEAM learning: running, climbing, solving puzzles and motion-sensor games by day, then shifting into a Design Lab to build stories, models and basic code-driven projects.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE TECH SPACE

A fully stocked STEAM lab

The camp’s interactive STEAM tech space supplies laptops, tablets, crafting materials and maker tools so children can move from play to building and coding without needing to bring equipment.

THE ADVENTURE

An action-packed, 60‑minute kickoff

Each day begins with a concentrated adventure zone where campers run, climb, jump and navigate ten interactive areas that blend traditional play with motion-sensor technology and problem-solving missions.

THE MAKER LAB

Design thinking turned playful

After physical play sessions, campers enter the Design Lab to craft stories, animate, and build 3D models—learning storytelling, programming and game-design steps from research through playtesting.

What the day feels like

What a day feels like

A typical camp day splits into two clear rhythms: an energetic, 60‑minute CREA Adventure through ten themed zones where kids move and solve challenges, followed by focused time in the Design Lab where small teams and individuals design, code and prototype projects tied to the week’s environmental theme.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this session works best for.

1
Active kidsWell suited to energetic children who enjoy physical play—running, climbing and motion-sensor games are a core part of the program.
2
Budding makers & codersA good match for youngsters interested in building, animating and basic coding: the Design Lab focuses on storytelling, programming and prototype playtesting.
3
Families needing flexible timingFlexible duration options (one through five days) let families choose a short session or a multi-day experience to fit schedules.
4
Team playersThe camp’s mix of team challenges, open play and collaborative projects is tailored for kids who enjoy working with peers on shared tasks.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

Timing & Session

Session 13 runs September 7–9; CREA offers one- through five-day options to fit different schedules.

What to Bring

Pack a nut-free lunch, a snack and a water bottle; dress campers for active play.

Location & Meeting Point

Meet at Industry City, 253 36th St, Building 3, 2nd Floor, Space C259, Brooklyn, NY 11232.

Equipment Provided

The operator supplies laptops, tablets, crafting supplies and maker tools—campers only need to bring curiosity and their packed items.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

Where is CREA Summer Camp Session 13 held?

Industry City — 253 36th St, Building 3, 2nd Floor, Space C259, Brooklyn, NY 11232.

What age group is the program for?

The program is designed for children, focusing on play-based activity and entry-level STEAM projects.

What does a typical camp day include?

Each day begins with a 60-minute CREA Adventure across ten interactive zones, followed by Design Lab time for storytelling, coding and building prototypes.

What materials and equipment are provided?

CREA supplies laptops, tablets, crafting supplies and maker tools so campers can engage in coding, animation and hands-on experiments.

What should campers bring to camp?

Campers should bring a nut-free lunch, a snack and a water bottle, and wear clothing suitable for active play.

How long is the CREA Adventure portion?

The CREA Adventure is a 60-minute, action-focused session at the start of each camp day.