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LEGO® Robotics Camps

Dream, design, build and program a LEGO® robot!


About the Course

Dream, design, build and program a LEGO® robot! During this high-voltage week, our mini-engineers will build a robot and learn basic programming skills in a way that’s specially tailored for them. 

The week will culminate with a maze challenge that they’ll program their robots to complete. Show them it’s possible to bring their imagination to life with this exciting camp!

During this high-voltage week, students will learn how to make their robots walk, dance, grab, speak and follow their every command. With the help of our knowledgeable LEGO® instructor, they’ll be given a scenario and then supported as they work together to program their robots to complete each challenge. This day camp is the perfect blend of imagination, skill, and team building to keep your young engineer engaged this summer!

LEGO® Camp Dates for Summer 2024 COMING SOON!


Meet Your LEGO® Camp Instructor

Jalyn Morgan,
Georgia Southern University Student

My name is Jalyn Morgan and I will be graduating from Georgia Southern University May, 2024. I will graduate with a bachelor’s degree in Middle grades education with concentrations in math and science. Last summer I had the amazing opportunity to instruct the Lego robotics camp and have been invited back to do it again this summer. We had lots of fun last summer while also getting the opportunity to enhance our problem-solving skills, ability to work as a team, and learning programming skills. I look forward to meeting y’all this summer and introducing you to our robot friends!

Contact

For more information on this program, please contact Youth Programs at ceyouthprograms@georgiasouthern.edu


Instructor Information

Dr. Shelli Casler-Failing

Associate Professor
Georgia Southern University

Shelli Casler-Failing, Ph.D. is an associate professor of mathematics teacher education in the Department of Middle Grades and Secondary Education at Georgia Southern University. Shelli taught in both P-12 and higher education settings with a combined nine years of classroom experience prior to becoming faculty at Georgia Southern in 2017. In her time as a classroom teacher, Shelli coached a First LEGO League team for six years, led LEGO Robotics professional development workshops for teachers, and instructed numerous summer robotics camps.  Shelli completed a bachelor’s in mathematics, a master’s in secondary education (concentration in mathematics), and a doctorate in curriculum and instruction (with a concentration in science and mathematics education) all from the University of Albany in New York. Shelli focuses much of her current research in the areas of teacher education, mathematics education, productive struggle, and the integration of robotics technology in mathematics curricula. 

Jalyn Morgan

Student
Georgia Southern University

Hi! My name is Jalyn Morgan and I am a junior at Georgia Southern University. I am studying middle grades education with a concentration in math and science. This past semester I spent time in a seventh-grade math class where I had the opportunity to teach robotics. I look forward to the camp this summer and can not wait to meet everyone!

Emma Britt

Student
Georgia Southern University

My name is Emma Britt. I am currently pursuing a degree in Middle Grades Education at Georgia Southern University with concentrations in Math and Social Studies. I thoroughly enjoy learning about these content areas and I look forward to teaching them. I will be graduating in December of 2023, however I have been blessed to receive an opportunity to be a teacher of record in Appling County for the 2023-2024 school year. I have experiences in middle school classrooms in Bulloch, Effingham, and Candler County. I have spent the past two years learning from the expertise of teachers in this area and growing as a student teacher myself. I am always open to learning and I look forward to my future as an educator. 


Last updated: 4/7/2022