Treobytes focuses on industry-based learning, ensuring students build real-world skills and utilize applications sought by employers.
Treobytes STEM Summer Camp for elementary students (Grades 3-5) focuses on fostering curiosity and developing an identity as a maker and problem-solver. Students engage in hands-on activities aligned with Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS), exploring concepts like patterns, cause and effect, and structure and function through coding, simple robotics, and basic circuits. The curriculum emphasizes practical skills such as foundational logic, collaboration, and confidence-building, preparing them for more complex systems thinking. Competency is demonstrated through making, explaining, and iterating projects rather than traditional test scores. Activities may include programming NAO robots, creating physical mazes for robots, and choreographing robots to music, integrating mathematical solutions and object-oriented programming concepts. The camp aims to bridge classroom knowledge with real-world skills through project-based learning.
A typical day involves hands-on project-based learning where campers explore STEM concepts through activities like coding workshops, robotics, and building simple circuits, all supported by Common Core State Standards for Math and Literacy and Next Generation State Standards.
This camp is best for elementary students (Grades 3-5) who are curious, enjoy hands-on projects, and are interested in developing foundational STEM skills and a problem-solving mindset.
San Diego Mesa College
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