Summer camp 2026
Fort Washington United Summer Camp 2026
STEM Robotics • Art • Martial Arts • Academic Enrichment
A full-day structured program combining robotics, art, academics, and martial arts with weekly field trips and student presentations.
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Perfect for rising 1st through 7th graders
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Each week is either a STEM-focused or Art-focused week
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Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, striking, self-defense, athletics
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Summer-long reading program
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Daily math and phonics preparation for the upcoming school year
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Thursday field trip
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Friday presentations for parents weekly
Summer Camp 2026 – Program Overview
This year, Fort Washington United is excited to offer two primary program tracks:
STEM (Robotics) and Art (Physical & Digital).
Students will choose one track for their week or program.
Our STEM program focuses on robotics, including both foundational systems and advanced AI-enabled robots. Students may enroll in individual weekly robotics camps, where they will learn coding fundamentals, build and program robots using LEGO SPIKE Prime, and complete structured challenges.
For students seeking a more advanced experience, we offer structured 4-week and 8-week Advanced Robotics Programs, which follow a progressive curriculum and allow students to work with more advanced systems.
To better understand the advanced robotics platforms used in this program, please see the example below:
In addition to robotics, students may choose our Art Track, which includes both physical and digital art. Students can participate in individual weeks or enroll in structured multi-week programs designed to build toward completed work and portfolios.
All campers also participate in martial arts training, academic enrichment in math and reading, weekly field trips, water park outings, and Friday presentations.
Robotics Program Weekly Breakdown
Robots 101: June 22–26
Students begin with the fundamentals of robotics and coding by building a Driving Base robot using LEGO SPIKE Prime and completing a navigation challenge.
Robots 102: July 6–10
Students build a line-following delivery robot and learn how sensors allow robots to navigate automatically.
Robots 103: July 13–17
Students explore motor control and timing by programming a Breakdancer robot and creating a robot dance routine.
Robots 104: July 20–24
Students build an interactive Game Master robot and learn conditional logic through simple robotic games.
Robots 201: July 27–31
Students build Kiki the Robot Dog and program it to react to movement and environmental input.
Robots 202: August 3–7
Students use collision sensors to design reactive robot behaviors with the Rhino robot.
Robots 203: August 10–14
Students build a color-sorting robot and explore automation and real-world robotics systems.
Robots 204: August 17–22
Students build a walking Penguin robot and explore mechanical engineering and motion systems.
art Program
Weekly Breakdown
Physical Art 101: June 22–26 – Clay Whistles
Students explore ceramics by creating functional clay whistles while learning sculpting and hand-building techniques.
Physical Art 102: July 6–10 – Color Theory & Painting
Students learn color relationships and painting techniques while creating a finished canvas.
Physical Art 103: July 13–17 – Sketching & Portraits
Students develop drawing skills through shading, proportions, and portrait creation.
Physical Art 104: July 20–24 – Portfolio & Mosaic Art
Advanced students build a portfolio, while others explore mosaic design and composition.
Digital Art 201: July 27–31 – Digital Art Basics
Students learn digital drawing using tablets, brushes, and layering techniques.
Digital Art 202: August 3–7 – Character Design & Anime
Students create original characters using digital illustration techniques.
Digital Art 203: August 10–14 – Advanced Anime & Perspective
Students develop dynamic drawings with perspective and scene composition.
Digital Art 204: August 17–21 – Digital Portfolio & Coding Art
Students create a digital portfolio or explore pixel-based coding art.
Daily schedule
6:30 - 8:45 am
Before Care ($25/day or $100/week)
8:45 - 9 am
Drop off (Everyone Else)
9 am - 12 pm
Enrichment & martial arts activities
12 - 12:30 pm
Lunch
12:30 - 3 pm
Enrichment & martial arts activities
3 - 3:30 PM
Snack
3:30 - 5 PM
Individualized Academics
(focus on math, reading/phonics)
3:30 - 4:30 pm
Weekly Presentations (Fridays only)
4:30 - 5 pm
Tiny Tykes Martial Arts (3-5 yrs old)
5 - 6:30 pm
Kids Martial Arts
6:30 - 6:45 pm
Final Parent Pick up
HOW TO Register For Summer Camp
Camp Prices are $349/week*
*does not include before care and/or field trips
STEP 2
Choose Your Program:
STEP 3
Attend Orientation on one of these three dates:
May 16, 2026
May 30, 2026
June 20, 2026
For questions or more info call us at:
(301) 859-4551 or (301) 266-0743