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- July 18, 2019
- 11:00 AMGaming Summer Camp – grow your passion for gaming and learn positive life skills, ages 13+ (Day 4)This free four day, 2-hour camp offers students thirteen and older lessons in developing positive life skills like teamwork, communication, and resilience via group discussions and unplugged activities. Each session features a fun competitive gaming team tournament with Rocket League or Fortnite that helps reinforce the camp’s learning objectives and puts gaming skills to the test. By the end of this camp, participants will have: Learned to develop and apply life skills to gaming and their day-to-day Discussed tips and created goals for developing healthy lifestyle habits Celebrated the gaming tournament winners The parent, legal guardian, or authorized adult caregiver of every participant under 17 years of age must sign a Participation Agreement upon arrival and remain in Microsoft Store for the duration of the event. Do you know students always get 10% off at Microsoft Store? See full terms at https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/store/b/education.
- 2:00 PMTable Top LearningJoin us in store Monday to Thursday from 2:00-4:00 PM for a drop-in training session with our in-store experts. You will have the opportunity to learn in-depth features available through Microsoft apps, to empower you in your daily life. For more information please email our program coordinator at MRS0073CDS@microsoft.com.
- 2:00 PMCode a talking robot with Ohbot, ages 8+ (Day 2)This free two-day, 2-hour camp series gives students ages eight and up basic skills in robotics and coding using the Ohbot robot. Students use the Ohbot app for Windows 10 as a group, in pairs, and individually, and also create code that makes the robot move and speak. By the end of the camp series, students will: Understand how coding and robotics work in everyday life. Learn fundamental coding concepts in line with K-12 computer science common core standards. Code the Ohbot robot to tell a story, sing a song, or make a joke. This two-part camp series lasts two hours per session, and campers must attend the sessions consecutively. The parent, legal guardian, or authorized adult caregiver of every camp participant under 17 years of age must sign a Participation Agreement upon arrival and remain in Microsoft Store for the duration of the event. No prior experience with coding, robotics, or Ohbot is required. Did you know students always get 10 percent off at Microsoft Store? See full terms at https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/store/b/education.
- 5:00 PMStart your own business, ages 8+ (Day 4)Success has no boundaries. In this free 4-day, 2 -hour camp series students ages 8 and up turn their passion into a great entrepreneurial business idea. Participants get guidance developing their ideas into a robust business plan and a polished pitch ready to share with the world. Each session takes students through a series of engaging, hands-on group activities to introduce key business concepts, including: How to create a product or service Marketing and promotion Pricing and costs Manufacturing and distribution During the final session, participants will have the opportunity to present their complete business plan for feedback and insight. This four-part camp lasts two hours per session, and participants must attend the sessions consecutively. The parent, legal guardian, or authorized adult caregiver of every camp participant under 17 years of age must sign a Participation Agreement upon arrival and remain in Microsoft Store for the duration of the event. No prior experience with Microsoft apps is required. Did you know students always get 10 percent off at Microsoft Store? See full terms at https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/store/b/education.
- July 19, 2019
- 10:30 AMPRIVATE EVENT: Dare to Love SportsThis is a PRIVATE EVENT. If you would like to book our free theatre space, please email Aidan at MRS0073CDS@microsoft.com
- 1:00 PMCamp Know Where: Rule the ArcadeIt’s no surprise that the kids in Stranger Things spend a lot of time in the Arcade in Hawkins. It’s even where they meet one of their new best friends, Max; she might be the best video game player the town has ever seen! In this camp, attendees will be told that Hawkins is putting in a new arcade, and they will get to be the ones to design the games to fill it. First they need to learn how: students will put a “Stranger” twist on the games, design their sprites after characters and creatures from the show, and do so through in-world inspired storylines. In the end, they will have a game based on the show that possibly even Mad Max can’t beat.
- 5:00 PMROG Arena: Fortnite SquadsYour Microsoft Store will be hosting a Squads Fortnite Friday Tournament. Register today and compete against other players. See how you stack up in this FREE event. All skill levels are welcome. **Event capped at 24 players. **1st priority registration: AKA.MS/SQ1. 2nd priority sign-up necessary here. **We will prioritize those who arrive on time. Registrants are responsible for showing up at the start time (5:00pm), if they fail to show up on time we will prioritize those who arrive first (first come, first serve). *No purchase necessary. Prizing is subject to availability. Open to store visitors who are legal residents of Canada, Puerto Rico, the 50 United States, & the District of Columbia 13+, some restrictions apply. See store for full Official Rules. For more information, please contact Nick (nivictor@microsoft.com), our local Gaming Expert.
- July 20, 2019
- 11:00 AMSquare One Hiring EventCome join us on Saturday, July 20th from 11am - 2pm for a Hiring Event at our Microsoft Store at Square One Mall in Mississauga! If you have ever wanted to find out what it is like working at our Microsoft stores, hear more about our awesome benefits, meet the leadership team and also get a chance to meet people like you that have a passion for technology and helping people, this is your chance! We would love to meet you!! If you would like to attend, please RSVP to msretailjobs@microsoft.com
- 11:00 AMSTEM Saturday - Build a Robotic FingerCome learn how to build a flex sensor that lets you control a robotic finger with your finger. Then use your sensor, a Surface and Excel to visualize the flexion and extension of your finger. Teachers, students, and parents are welcome to drop by the store to participate in this 30-minute project-based learning experience (no registration required). The project is designed for 11- to 14-year-old students but can easily be completed by younger students with parental support.
- 3:00 PMROG Arena: League of Legends TournamentYour local Microsoft Store is proud to host weekly League of Legends Tournaments as part of ROG Arena. Players will be playing on one of ten high powered ASUS ROG gaming laptops and compete in a single elimination bracket. Sign up individually or with a team to challenge local players for unique prizing. In addition to RP Awards, the winning team will earn a previously locked Mystery Skin! All players taking part in League of Legends ROG Arena tournaments at the Microsoft Store will gain access to League Unlocked*. Competitors will earn an additional 50% XP at the end of matches (visible as a segment of the IP bar on the postgame screen), in addition to having 141 champions and 117 skins unlocked. Click here to learn more and pre-register: https://smash.gg/rogleague *NOTE: League Unlocked does not actually apply champion ownership to an account. Players will still need to purchase champions before players can buy skins for them. Players must have an active League of Legends account to participate and take advantage of the perks
- July 21, 2019
- 12:00 PMMW2: 4v4 Search & Destroy TournamentWe're bringing one of the most HYPE FPS games. Join our Modern Warfare 2: Remastered Tournament on June 14th. Players will require a team of 5 to participate, if you do not have a full team of 5, we will be grouping all solo players together to make full teams. Event Itinerary: 12pm - Check-in & warm-ups in FFA. FFA champ will be given a prize. 1pm - Tournament Start (We will be going by MLG official rule format) 5pm - Top 2 6pm - Tournament ends. We will be providing free refreshments and prizes to our gaming tournament participants. For prizing, we will be providing Xbox One controllers and $25 Microsoft Store gift cards to each 1st place winner. For 2nd place, each player will recieve $15 in Microsoft Store gift cards. For more information, please contact Nick (nivictor@microsoft.com).
- July 22, 2019
- 11:00 AMMinecraft coding – learn computer science with your favorite game camp, ages 8+ (Day 1)In this free four-day, 2-hour camp series, students ages eight and up learn key fundamentals of computer programming with Minecraft, using the Microsoft MakeCode platform. By the end of the camp series, students will: Create original coding programs in their own Minecraft world. Learn new computer science concepts, such as events, coordinates, variables, and conditionals. Practice using computational, problem-solving, and creative thinking skills. This four-part camp series lasts two hours per session, and campers must attend the sessions consecutively. The parent, legal guardian, or authorized adult caregiver of every Camp participant under 17 years of age must sign a Participation Agreement upon arrival and remain in Microsoft Store for the duration of the event. No prior experience with MakeCode or Minecraft is required. Did you know students always get 10 percent off at Microsoft Store? See full terms at https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/store/b/education
- 2:00 PMCreate a difference in your world, ages 8+(Day 1)In this free four-day, 2-hour camp series, students ages eight and up research and identify a cause they care about in their local community, and create action plans to fundraise, volunteer, or get the word out about their personal cause. By the end of camp, students will: Learn to research areas of interest. Develop personal passions and understand new ways to make connections with others. Gain new skills with Microsoft Office and Windows 10 applications, such as Word, Excel, PowerPoint Cortana and Photos. This four-part camp series lasts two hours per session, and campers must attend the sessions consecutively. The parent, legal guardian, or authorized adult caregiver of every camp participant under 17 years of age must sign a Participation Agreement upon arrival and remain in Microsoft Store for the duration of the event. No prior experience with the Microsoft applications is necessary. Did you know students always get 10 percent off at Microsoft Store? See full terms at https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/store/b/education.
- 2:00 PMTable Top Learning: World-class hacks for young professionalsIn one hour, learn resume-building tools through Word’s Resume Assistant powered by LinkedIn, get an introduction to data visualizations with Power BI, and learn how to create world-class presentations with PowerPoint’s newest design features. By the end of the workshop, students will: Learn tips to write their best resumes in Word with help from LinkedIn Resume Assistant. Experience how Power BI goes from data to insights in minutes. Discover PowerPoint’s easy and creative tools for making their best presentations yet. Whether you're post college or high school, Microsoft experts give you access to exclusive demonstrations and hands-on practice exploring lesser-known software tools made for the classroom and the future job market. Do you know students always get 10% off at Microsoft Store? See full terms at https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/store/b/education
- 5:00 PMBoost your reading confidence and Literacy Tools, ages 8+In this free, two-hour workshop, fluent and early fluent readers ages 8 and up will have a blast with creative activities aimed to strengthen their reading skills. Students will explore the powerful reading tools found in the Immersive Reader in OneNote for Windows 10. This free application increases reading comprehension and encourages independent reading at home and at school. By the end of the workshop, students will: Read and collaborate on story building with the Immersive Reader in OneNote. Explore tools that help improve focus while reading, identify parts of speech, and read text out loud. Be motivated to tackle reading on their own with the help of OneNote’s Immersive Reader. The parent, legal guardian, or authorized adult caregiver of every participant under 17 years of age must sign a Participation Agreement upon arrival and remain in Microsoft Store for the duration of the event. Do you know students always get 10% off at Microsoft Store? See full terms at https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/store/b/education.
- July 23, 2019
- 11:00 AMMinecraft coding – learn computer science with your favorite game camp, ages 8+ (Day 2)In this free four-day, 2-hour camp series, students ages eight and up learn key fundamentals of computer programming with Minecraft, using the Microsoft MakeCode platform. By the end of the camp series, students will: Create original coding programs in their own Minecraft world. Learn new computer science concepts, such as events, coordinates, variables, and conditionals. Practice using computational, problem-solving, and creative thinking skills. This four-part camp series lasts two hours per session, and campers must attend the sessions consecutively. The parent, legal guardian, or authorized adult caregiver of every Camp participant under 17 years of age must sign a Participation Agreement upon arrival and remain in Microsoft Store for the duration of the event. No prior experience with MakeCode or Minecraft is required. Did you know students always get 10 percent off at Microsoft Store? See full terms at https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/store/b/education
- 2:00 PMTable Top Learning: Empower Your Child's Learning with Office 365Join us for a drop-in training session with our Education Expert; you will have the opportunity to learn accessibility features available through Microsoft apps. Learn how to support reading, pronounciation, translation and more! The focus of this workshop is to highlight how technology can be utilized to equip young learners for success. At Microsoft, we understand that everyone has a different approach to learning; it's our goal to empower every person to reach their full potential.
- 2:00 PMCreate a difference in your world, ages 8+ (Day 2)In this free four-day, 2-hour camp series, students ages eight and up research and identify a cause they care about in their local community, and create action plans to fundraise, volunteer, or get the word out about their personal cause. By the end of camp, students will: Learn to research areas of interest. Develop personal passions and understand new ways to make connections with others. Gain new skills with Microsoft Office and Windows 10 applications, such as Word, Excel, PowerPoint Cortana and Photos. This four-part camp series lasts two hours per session, and campers must attend the sessions consecutively. The parent, legal guardian, or authorized adult caregiver of every camp participant under 17 years of age must sign a Participation Agreement upon arrival and remain in Microsoft Store for the duration of the event. No prior experience with the Microsoft applications is necessary. Did you know students always get 10 percent off at Microsoft Store? See full terms at https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/store/b/education.
- 5:00 PMMake your own movie with 3D and mixed reality camp ages 8+ (Day 1)In this free four-day, 2-hour camp, students ages eight and up create unique movie projects using Microsoft’s latest 3D drawing and movie-making applications. Campers feature each other in the videos alongside 3D characters and creatures, while learning movie-making basics like character development, storyboarding, shooting, editing, and sharing. By the end of the camp, students will: Learn how to use Paint 3D, Mixed Reality Viewer, and the Photos app for creative projects. Complete a movie they can share with friends and family. Participate in their own movie premiere at the final camp session. This four-part camp lasts two-hours per session, and campers must attend the sessions consecutively. The parent, legal guardian, or authorized adult caregiver of every Camp participant under 17 years of age must sign a Participation Agreement upon arrival and remain in Microsoft Store for the duration of the event. No prior experience with the Microsoft apps is necessary. Did you know students always get 10 percent off at Microsoft Store? See full terms at https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/store/b/education.
- July 24, 2019
- 11:00 AMMinecraft coding – learn computer science with your favorite game camp, ages 8+ (Day 3)In this free four-day, 2-hour camp series, students ages eight and up learn key fundamentals of computer programming with Minecraft, using the Microsoft MakeCode platform. By the end of the camp series, students will: Create original coding programs in their own Minecraft world. Learn new computer science concepts, such as events, coordinates, variables, and conditionals. Practice using computational, problem-solving, and creative thinking skills. This four-part camp series lasts two hours per session, and campers must attend the sessions consecutively. The parent, legal guardian, or authorized adult caregiver of every Camp participant under 17 years of age must sign a Participation Agreement upon arrival and remain in Microsoft Store for the duration of the event. No prior experience with MakeCode or Minecraft is required. Did you know students always get 10 percent off at Microsoft Store? See full terms at https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/store/b/education
- 2:00 PMTable Top Learning: Work faster and smarter in school with OneNote, ages 13+Work faster and smarter in school with OneNote, ages 13+ In this free two-hour workshop, students thirteen and up learn organization and multitasking skills with the free OneNote app. Students will practice: Effective notetaking, test preparation, and research skills Sharing and collaborating on documents How to use OneNote on the go The parent, legal guardian, or authorized adult caregiver of every participant under 17 years of age must sign a Participation Agreement upon arrival and remain in Microsoft Store for the duration of the event. Do you know students always get 10% off at Microsoft Store? See full terms at https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/store/b/education.
- 2:00 PMCreate a difference in your world, ages 8+ (Day 3)In this free four-day, 2-hour camp series, students ages eight and up research and identify a cause they care about in their local community, and create action plans to fundraise, volunteer, or get the word out about their personal cause. By the end of camp, students will: Learn to research areas of interest. Develop personal passions and understand new ways to make connections with others. Gain new skills with Microsoft Office and Windows 10 applications, such as Word, Excel, PowerPoint Cortana and Photos. This four-part camp series lasts two hours per session, and campers must attend the sessions consecutively. The parent, legal guardian, or authorized adult caregiver of every camp participant under 17 years of age must sign a Participation Agreement upon arrival and remain in Microsoft Store for the duration of the event. No prior experience with the Microsoft applications is necessary. Did you know students always get 10 percent off at Microsoft Store? See full terms at https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/store/b/education.
- 5:00 PMMake hustle happen: Start your own business or champion a cause, ages 13+Learn from NFL heroes how to follow your passion, start your own business, and create positive change in your community. In this free two-hour workshop, students learn how NFL players “make hustle happen” through side businesses and collaboration to serve a cause they care about. Participants will brainstorm ideas for their own side hustle or a supporting a cause, then draft an action plan using Windows 10. At the end of the workshop, students present their action plans and get the inspiration they need to execute next steps. Students learn how to: Research and decide on a small business idea or a social issue to support Turn an idea into a clear and executable action plan Build a toolkit for school and home projects using Windows 10 tools Register today to reserve your spot at microsoft.com/events-for-students. No prior experience with Windows tools necessary. Parents, legal guardians, and/or authorized adult caregivers of every participant under 17 years of age must sign a Participation Agreement upon arrival and remain in Microsoft Store for the duration of the workshop. While you’re in the store, know that students always get 10% off. See full terms at https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/store/b/education.
- July 25, 2019
- 11:00 AMMinecraft coding – learn computer science with your favorite game camp, ages 8+ (Day 4)In this free four-day, 2-hour camp series, students ages eight and up learn key fundamentals of computer programming with Minecraft, using the Microsoft MakeCode platform. By the end of the camp series, students will: Create original coding programs in their own Minecraft world. Learn new computer science concepts, such as events, coordinates, variables, and conditionals. Practice using computational, problem-solving, and creative thinking skills. This four-part camp series lasts two hours per session, and campers must attend the sessions consecutively. The parent, legal guardian, or authorized adult caregiver of every Camp participant under 17 years of age must sign a Participation Agreement upon arrival and remain in Microsoft Store for the duration of the event. No prior experience with MakeCode or Minecraft is required. Did you know students always get 10 percent off at Microsoft Store? See full terms at https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/store/b/education
- 2:00 PMTable Top Learning : Empowering collaboration in Modern workplace and get to know office 365Join us in store on Thursday from 2:00-4:00 PM for a drop-in training session with our in-store Business Expert. Explore how cloud solutions make it easier to run your business by collaborating in real time from wherever you work and on the go. Host productive online meetings with video, screen sharing, and more as if you’re all in the same room and keep you date and devices secure. For more information please email our business program coordinator at MRS0073BEX@microsoft.com.
- 2:00 PMCreate a difference in your world, ages 8+ (Day 4)In this free four-day, 2-hour camp series, students ages eight and up research and identify a cause they care about in their local community, and create action plans to fundraise, volunteer, or get the word out about their personal cause. By the end of camp, students will: Learn to research areas of interest. Develop personal passions and understand new ways to make connections with others. Gain new skills with Microsoft Office and Windows 10 applications, such as Word, Excel, PowerPoint Cortana and Photos. This four-part camp series lasts two hours per session, and campers must attend the sessions consecutively. The parent, legal guardian, or authorized adult caregiver of every camp participant under 17 years of age must sign a Participation Agreement upon arrival and remain in Microsoft Store for the duration of the event. No prior experience with the Microsoft applications is necessary. Did you know students always get 10 percent off at Microsoft Store? See full terms at https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/store/b/education.
- 5:00 PMCode your own video game with MakeCode Arcade, ages 8+In this free two-hour workshop, students eight and older use block coding to create a video game with MakeCode Arcade. Students learn fundamental game and coding concepts—like sprites, variables, and coordinates—and use their new skills to create and customize a playable game. By the end of the workshop, students will have: Learned and used key game design and coding concepts Shared their games with a partner for inspiration Published their game via URL so they can continue to play and develop it after the workshop The parent, legal guardian, or authorized adult caregiver of every participant under 17 years of age must sign a Participation Agreement upon arrival and remain in Microsoft Store for the duration of the event. Do you know students always get 10% off at Microsoft Store? See full terms at https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/store/b/education
- July 26, 2019
- 10:30 AMPRIVATE EVENT: Dare to Love SportsThis is a PRIVATE EVENT. If you would like to book our free theatre space, please email Aidan at MRS0073CDS@microsoft.com
- 1:00 PMCamp Know Where: Strange-ify Your WorldIn this camp, we will be encouraging students to use Mixed Reality to insert themselves into the world of Stranger Things. They will be encouraged to create their own creatures for the world, and create a story or adventure that the kids from Hawkins might undertake, whether that might be a journey to the upside down, a trip to the arcade, or whatever else comes to their minds. In the end, they’ll have their own Stranger Things-themed mini movie to show their family and friends.
- 5:00 PMROG Arena: Fortnite SquadsYour Microsoft Store will be hosting a Squads Fortnite Friday Tournament. Register today and compete against other players. See how you stack up in this FREE event. All skill levels are welcome. **Event capped at 24 players. **1st priority registration: AKA.MS/SQ1. 2nd priority sign-up necessary here. **We will prioritize those who arrive on time. Registrants are responsible for showing up at the start time (5:00pm), if they fail to show up on time we will prioritize those who arrive first (first come, first serve). *No purchase necessary. Prizing is subject to availability. Open to store visitors who are legal residents of Canada, Puerto Rico, the 50 United States, & the District of Columbia 13+, some restrictions apply. See store for full Official Rules. For more information, please contact Nick (nivictor@microsoft.com), our local Gaming Expert.
- July 27, 2019
- 11:00 AMSTEM Saturday – How Do Sharks Swim?Build a joystick to survey how sharks swim Use the very latest technology to survey sharks at this month’s free STEM Saturday workshop. Participants build a sensorized joystick using cardboard and copper tape and use it to view 3-D rotations of digital shark models. Using a microcontroller, participants will connect the joystick to Excel so they can gather real-time data on the shark’s movement while driving it through a virtual marine environment. Did you know students always get 10% off at Microsoft Store? See full terms at microsoftstore.com/education
- 3:00 PMOverwatch 3v3 Elimination TournamentOur 2nd Summer Overwatch 3v3 Tournament! Join us for an exciting 3v3 Elimination event featuring teams from different parts of the GTA. We will be giving out PC & Xbox accessories as 1st and 2nd prize. If you need teammates, please email Nick at nivictor@microsoft.com. Free refreshments will be provided.
- July 28, 2019
- 2:00 PMDBFZ Store vs. Store TournamentPrepare for EVO in this Store vs. Store tournament! We will be playing against other Microsoft Stores in North America over Xbox Live, all players welcome. We will have a Razer Atrox Xbox One Arcade Stick as our 1st place prize. The bracket will NOT be seeded, but instead randomized for the sake of the tournament and accounting for players joining from different stores. For general inquiries, please contact Nick (nivictor@microsoft.com).
- July 29, 2019
- 11:00 AMCode a talking robot with Ohbot, ages 8+ (Day 1)This free two-day, 2-hour camp series gives students ages eight and up basic skills in robotics and coding using the Ohbot robot. Students use the Ohbot app for Windows 10 as a group, in pairs, and individually, and also create code that makes the robot move and speak. By the end of the camp series, students will: Understand how coding and robotics work in everyday life. Learn fundamental coding concepts in line with K-12 computer science common core standards. Code the Ohbot robot to tell a story, sing a song, or make a joke. This two-part camp series lasts two hours per session, and campers must attend the sessions consecutively. The parent, legal guardian, or authorized adult caregiver of every camp participant under 17 years of age must sign a Participation Agreement upon arrival and remain in Microsoft Store for the duration of the event. No prior experience with coding, robotics, or Ohbot is required. Did you know students always get 10 percent off at Microsoft Store? See full terms at https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/store/b/education.
- 2:00 PMGet creative with 3D in Windows 10 camp, ages 8+ (Day 1)The world we live in is multidimensional, so shouldn’t our art be as well? Students ages 8 and up will bring their imaginations to life by learning Paint 3D in Windows 10. This free four-part camp offers a high-energy, collaborative environment for participants to fuel their creativity and learn key tools and features of 3D in Windows 10. At the end of the camp, participants will have: Learned the fundamentals of the Paint 3D app and all about the Remix3D.com community. Learned how to express their ideas in three dimensions by creating their own 3D designs. Created a group story illustrated with participants’ 3D art. This four-part camp lasts two hours per session, and campers must attend the sessions consecutively. The parent, legal guardian, or authorized adult caregiver of every camp participant under 17 years of age must sign a Participation Agreement upon arrival and remain in Microsoft Store for the duration of the event. No prior experience with 3D in Windows 10 is required. Did you know students always get 10 percent off at Microsoft Store? See full terms at https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/store/b/education.
- 5:00 PMStart your own business, ages 8+ (Day 1)Success has no boundaries. In this free 4-day, 2 -hour camp series students ages 8 and up turn their passion into a great entrepreneurial business idea. Participants get guidance developing their ideas into a robust business plan and a polished pitch ready to share with the world. Each session takes students through a series of engaging, hands-on group activities to introduce key business concepts, including: How to create a product or service Marketing and promotion Pricing and costs Manufacturing and distribution During the final session, participants will have the opportunity to present their complete business plan for feedback and insight. This four-part camp lasts two hours per session, and participants must attend the sessions consecutively. The parent, legal guardian, or authorized adult caregiver of every camp participant under 17 years of age must sign a Participation Agreement upon arrival and remain in Microsoft Store for the duration of the event. No prior experience with Microsoft apps is required. Did you know students always get 10 percent off at Microsoft Store? See full terms at https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/store/b/education.
- July 30, 2019
- 11:00 AMCode a talking robot with Ohbot, ages 8+ (Day 2)This free two-day, 2-hour camp series gives students ages eight and up basic skills in robotics and coding using the Ohbot robot. Students use the Ohbot app for Windows 10 as a group, in pairs, and individually, and also create code that makes the robot move and speak. By the end of the camp series, students will: Understand how coding and robotics work in everyday life. Learn fundamental coding concepts in line with K-12 computer science common core standards. Code the Ohbot robot to tell a story, sing a song, or make a joke. This two-part camp series lasts two hours per session, and campers must attend the sessions consecutively. The parent, legal guardian, or authorized adult caregiver of every camp participant under 17 years of age must sign a Participation Agreement upon arrival and remain in Microsoft Store for the duration of the event. No prior experience with coding, robotics, or Ohbot is required. Did you know students always get 10 percent off at Microsoft Store? See full terms at https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/store/b/education.
- 2:00 PMGet creative with 3D in Windows 10 camp, ages 8+ (Day 2)The world we live in is multidimensional, so shouldn’t our art be as well? Students ages 8 and up will bring their imaginations to life by learning Paint 3D in Windows 10. This free four-part camp offers a high-energy, collaborative environment for participants to fuel their creativity and learn key tools and features of 3D in Windows 10. At the end of the camp, participants will have: Learned the fundamentals of the Paint 3D app and all about the Remix3D.com community. Learned how to express their ideas in three dimensions by creating their own 3D designs. Created a group story illustrated with participants’ 3D art. This four-part camp lasts two hours per session, and campers must attend the sessions consecutively. The parent, legal guardian, or authorized adult caregiver of every camp participant under 17 years of age must sign a Participation Agreement upon arrival and remain in Microsoft Store for the duration of the event. No prior experience with 3D in Windows 10 is required. Did you know students always get 10 percent off at Microsoft Store? See full terms at https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/store/b/education.
- 5:00 PMStart your own business, ages 8+ (Day 2)Success has no boundaries. In this free 4-day, 2 -hour camp series students ages 8 and up turn their passion into a great entrepreneurial business idea. Participants get guidance developing their ideas into a robust business plan and a polished pitch ready to share with the world. Each session takes students through a series of engaging, hands-on group activities to introduce key business concepts, including: How to create a product or service Marketing and promotion Pricing and costs Manufacturing and distribution During the final session, participants will have the opportunity to present their complete business plan for feedback and insight. This four-part camp lasts two hours per session, and participants must attend the sessions consecutively. The parent, legal guardian, or authorized adult caregiver of every camp participant under 17 years of age must sign a Participation Agreement upon arrival and remain in Microsoft Store for the duration of the event. No prior experience with Microsoft apps is required. Did you know students always get 10 percent off at Microsoft Store? See full terms at https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/store/b/education.
- July 31, 2019
- 11:00 AMHarry Potter Creative Coding camp, ages 8+ (Day 1)In this free two-day, 2-hour camp series students eight and above learn to make and then hack “spells” with the Harry Potter Kano Coding Kit wand. While they have fun with the wand, they will be exploring coding concepts such as algorithm, loops, and debugging. Participants work individually and in pairs to prepare for and compete in a group hack-a-thon using the wand, all while learning to: Define basic coding concepts Creatively bug and debug their own coding projects Understand “hacking for good” in coding Please note: This two-part camp series lasts two hours per session, and campers must attend the sessions consecutively. The parent, legal guardian, or authorized adult caregiver of every camp participant under 17 years of age must sign a Participation Agreement upon arrival and remain in Microsoft Store for the duration of the event. Students always get 10% off at Microsoft Store. See full terms at https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/store/b/education
- 2:00 PMGet creative with 3D in Windows 10 camp, ages 8+ (Day 3)The world we live in is multidimensional, so shouldn’t our art be as well? Students ages 8 and up will bring their imaginations to life by learning Paint 3D in Windows 10. This free four-part camp offers a high-energy, collaborative environment for participants to fuel their creativity and learn key tools and features of 3D in Windows 10. At the end of the camp, participants will have: Learned the fundamentals of the Paint 3D app and all about the Remix3D.com community. Learned how to express their ideas in three dimensions by creating their own 3D designs. Created a group story illustrated with participants’ 3D art. This four-part camp lasts two hours per session, and campers must attend the sessions consecutively. The parent, legal guardian, or authorized adult caregiver of every camp participant under 17 years of age must sign a Participation Agreement upon arrival and remain in Microsoft Store for the duration of the event. No prior experience with 3D in Windows 10 is required. Did you know students always get 10 percent off at Microsoft Store? See full terms at https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/store/b/education.
- 5:00 PMStart your own business, ages 8+ (Day 3)Success has no boundaries. In this free 4-day, 2 -hour camp series students ages 8 and up turn their passion into a great entrepreneurial business idea. Participants get guidance developing their ideas into a robust business plan and a polished pitch ready to share with the world. Each session takes students through a series of engaging, hands-on group activities to introduce key business concepts, including: How to create a product or service Marketing and promotion Pricing and costs Manufacturing and distribution During the final session, participants will have the opportunity to present their complete business plan for feedback and insight. This four-part camp lasts two hours per session, and participants must attend the sessions consecutively. The parent, legal guardian, or authorized adult caregiver of every camp participant under 17 years of age must sign a Participation Agreement upon arrival and remain in Microsoft Store for the duration of the event. No prior experience with Microsoft apps is required. Did you know students always get 10 percent off at Microsoft Store? See full terms at https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/store/b/education.
- 6:00 PMSquare One Business ShowcaseThe Square One Business Showcase is designed to connect directly to Microsoft’s SMB audience – to deliver highly relevant content, share expertise on the future of the Modern Workplace, and to celebrate the everyday successes that SMBs can achieve with Microsoft technology and services. For more information on this event please email our instore Business Sales Specialist Raafia at MRS0073BSS@microsoft.com
- August 1, 2019
- 11:00 AMHarry Potter Creative Coding camp, ages 8+ (Day 2)In this free two-day, 2-hour camp series students eight and above learn to make and then hack “spells” with the Harry Potter Kano Coding Kit wand. While they have fun with the wand, they will be exploring coding concepts such as algorithm, loops, and debugging. Participants work individually and in pairs to prepare for and compete in a group hack-a-thon using the wand, all while learning to: Define basic coding concepts Creatively bug and debug their own coding projects Understand “hacking for good” in coding Please note: This two-part camp series lasts two hours per session, and campers must attend the sessions consecutively. The parent, legal guardian, or authorized adult caregiver of every camp participant under 17 years of age must sign a Participation Agreement upon arrival and remain in Microsoft Store for the duration of the event. Students always get 10% off at Microsoft Store. See full terms at https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/store/b/education
- 2:00 PMGet creative with 3D in Windows 10 camp, ages 8+ (Day 4)The world we live in is multidimensional, so shouldn’t our art be as well? Students ages 8 and up will bring their imaginations to life by learning Paint 3D in Windows 10. This free four-part camp offers a high-energy, collaborative environment for participants to fuel their creativity and learn key tools and features of 3D in Windows 10. At the end of the camp, participants will have: Learned the fundamentals of the Paint 3D app and all about the Remix3D.com community. Learned how to express their ideas in three dimensions by creating their own 3D designs. Created a group story illustrated with participants’ 3D art. This four-part camp lasts two hours per session, and campers must attend the sessions consecutively. The parent, legal guardian, or authorized adult caregiver of every camp participant under 17 years of age must sign a Participation Agreement upon arrival and remain in Microsoft Store for the duration of the event. No prior experience with 3D in Windows 10 is required. Did you know students always get 10 percent off at Microsoft Store? See full terms at https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/store/b/education.
- 5:00 PMStart your own business, ages 8+ (Day 4)Success has no boundaries. In this free 4-day, 2 -hour camp series students ages 8 and up turn their passion into a great entrepreneurial business idea. Participants get guidance developing their ideas into a robust business plan and a polished pitch ready to share with the world. Each session takes students through a series of engaging, hands-on group activities to introduce key business concepts, including: How to create a product or service Marketing and promotion Pricing and costs Manufacturing and distribution During the final session, participants will have the opportunity to present their complete business plan for feedback and insight. This four-part camp lasts two hours per session, and participants must attend the sessions consecutively. The parent, legal guardian, or authorized adult caregiver of every camp participant under 17 years of age must sign a Participation Agreement upon arrival and remain in Microsoft Store for the duration of the event. No prior experience with Microsoft apps is required. Did you know students always get 10 percent off at Microsoft Store? See full terms at https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/store/b/education.
- August 2, 2019
- 10:30 AMPRIVATE EVENT: Dare to Love SportsThis is a PRIVATE EVENT. If you would like to book our free theatre space, please email Aidan at MRS0073CDS@microsoft.com
- 1:00 PMCamp Know Where: Rule the ArcadeIt’s no surprise that the kids in Stranger Things spend a lot of time in the Arcade in Hawkins. It’s even where they meet one of their new best friends, Max; she might be the best video game player the town has ever seen! In this camp, attendees will be told that Hawkins is putting in a new arcade, and they will get to be the ones to design the games to fill it. First they need to learn how: students will put a “Stranger” twist on the games, design their sprites after characters and creatures from the show, and do so through in-world inspired storylines. In the end, they will have a game based on the show that possibly even Mad Max can’t beat.
- 5:00 PMROG Arena: Fortnite SquadsYour Microsoft Store will be hosting a Squads Fortnite Friday Tournament. Register today and compete against other players. See how you stack up in this FREE event. All skill levels are welcome. **Event capped at 24 players. **1st priority registration: AKA.MS/SQ1. 2nd priority sign-up necessary here. **We will prioritize those who arrive on time. Registrants are responsible for showing up at the start time (5:00pm), if they fail to show up on time we will prioritize those who arrive first (first come, first serve). *No purchase necessary. Prizing is subject to availability. Open to store visitors who are legal residents of Canada, Puerto Rico, the 50 United States, & the District of Columbia 13+, some restrictions apply. See store for full Official Rules. For more information, please contact Nick (nivictor@microsoft.com), our local Gaming Expert.
- August 3, 2019
- 11:00 AMSTEM Saturday – How Do Sharks Swim?Build a joystick to survey how sharks swim Use the very latest technology to survey sharks at this month’s free STEM Saturday workshop. Participants build a sensorized joystick using cardboard and copper tape and use it to view 3-D rotations of digital shark models. Using a microcontroller, participants will connect the joystick to Excel so they can gather real-time data on the shark’s movement while driving it through a virtual marine environment. Did you know students always get 10% off at Microsoft Store? See full terms at microsoftstore.com/education
- August 4, 2019
- 1:00 PMHearthstone Fireside Gathering at Microsoft StoreYour Microsoft Store will be hosting a Hearthstone Fireside Gathering. Fans of fun, easy to pickup, quick gameplay are invited to take part in a casual-competitive experience where you can meet new friends, challenge local competitors, and win prizes*. Attendees may choose to join the tournament, participate in the monthly brawl, and/or play in a solo adventure. Players of all skill levels and play styles are welcome. A playable account and a high powered gaming device will be provided to you if you do not have your own. This event is FREE for all players. To learn more and register on Smash.gg, click here: https://smash.gg/mrshearthstone *No purchase necessary. Prizing is subject to availability. Open to store visitors who are legal residents of the Canada, 50 U.S. & DC 13+, some restrictions apply. See store for full Official Rules
- August 5, 2019
- 11:00 AMGaming Summer Camp – grow your passion for gaming and learn positive life skills, ages 13+ (Day 1)This free four day, 2-hour camp offers students thirteen and older lessons in developing positive life skills like teamwork, communication, and resilience via group discussions and unplugged activities. Each session features a fun competitive gaming team tournament with Rocket League or Fortnite that helps reinforce the camp’s learning objectives and puts gaming skills to the test. By the end of this camp, participants will have: Learned to develop and apply life skills to gaming and their day-to-day Discussed tips and created goals for developing healthy lifestyle habits Celebrated the gaming tournament winners The parent, legal guardian, or authorized adult caregiver of every participant under 17 years of age must sign a Participation Agreement upon arrival and remain in Microsoft Store for the duration of the event. Do you know students always get 10% off at Microsoft Store? See full terms at https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/store/b/education.
- 2:00 PMCreate a difference in your world, ages 8+(Day 1)In this free four-day, 2-hour camp series, students ages eight and up research and identify a cause they care about in their local community, and create action plans to fundraise, volunteer, or get the word out about their personal cause. By the end of camp, students will: Learn to research areas of interest. Develop personal passions and understand new ways to make connections with others. Gain new skills with Microsoft Office and Windows 10 applications, such as Word, Excel, PowerPoint Cortana and Photos. This four-part camp series lasts two hours per session, and campers must attend the sessions consecutively. The parent, legal guardian, or authorized adult caregiver of every camp participant under 17 years of age must sign a Participation Agreement upon arrival and remain in Microsoft Store for the duration of the event. No prior experience with the Microsoft applications is necessary. Did you know students always get 10 percent off at Microsoft Store? See full terms at https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/store/b/education.
- 5:00 PMHarry Potter Creative Coding camp, ages 8+ (Day 1)In this free two-day, 2-hour camp series students eight and above learn to make and then hack “spells” with the Harry Potter Kano Coding Kit wand. While they have fun with the wand, they will be exploring coding concepts such as algorithm, loops, and debugging. Participants work individually and in pairs to prepare for and compete in a group hack-a-thon using the wand, all while learning to: Define basic coding concepts Creatively bug and debug their own coding projects Understand “hacking for good” in coding Please note: This two-part camp series lasts two hours per session, and campers must attend the sessions consecutively. The parent, legal guardian, or authorized adult caregiver of every camp participant under 17 years of age must sign a Participation Agreement upon arrival and remain in Microsoft Store for the duration of the event. Students always get 10% off at Microsoft Store. See full terms at https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/store/b/education
- August 6, 2019
- 11:00 AMGaming Summer Camp – grow your passion for gaming and learn positive life skills, ages 13+ (Day 2)This free four day, 2-hour camp offers students thirteen and older lessons in developing positive life skills like teamwork, communication, and resilience via group discussions and unplugged activities. Each session features a fun competitive gaming team tournament with Rocket League or Fortnite that helps reinforce the camp’s learning objectives and puts gaming skills to the test. By the end of this camp, participants will have: Learned to develop and apply life skills to gaming and their day-to-day Discussed tips and created goals for developing healthy lifestyle habits Celebrated the gaming tournament winners The parent, legal guardian, or authorized adult caregiver of every participant under 17 years of age must sign a Participation Agreement upon arrival and remain in Microsoft Store for the duration of the event. Do you know students always get 10% off at Microsoft Store? See full terms at https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/store/b/education.
- 2:00 PMCreate a difference in your world, ages 8+ (Day 2)In this free four-day, 2-hour camp series, students ages eight and up research and identify a cause they care about in their local community, and create action plans to fundraise, volunteer, or get the word out about their personal cause. By the end of camp, students will: Learn to research areas of interest. Develop personal passions and understand new ways to make connections with others. Gain new skills with Microsoft Office and Windows 10 applications, such as Word, Excel, PowerPoint Cortana and Photos. This four-part camp series lasts two hours per session, and campers must attend the sessions consecutively. The parent, legal guardian, or authorized adult caregiver of every camp participant under 17 years of age must sign a Participation Agreement upon arrival and remain in Microsoft Store for the duration of the event. No prior experience with the Microsoft applications is necessary. Did you know students always get 10 percent off at Microsoft Store? See full terms at https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/store/b/education.
- 5:00 PMHarry Potter Creative Coding camp, ages 8+ (Day 2)In this free two-day, 2-hour camp series students eight and above learn to make and then hack “spells” with the Harry Potter Kano Coding Kit wand. While they have fun with the wand, they will be exploring coding concepts such as algorithm, loops, and debugging. Participants work individually and in pairs to prepare for and compete in a group hack-a-thon using the wand, all while learning to: Define basic coding concepts Creatively bug and debug their own coding projects Understand “hacking for good” in coding Please note: This two-part camp series lasts two hours per session, and campers must attend the sessions consecutively. The parent, legal guardian, or authorized adult caregiver of every camp participant under 17 years of age must sign a Participation Agreement upon arrival and remain in Microsoft Store for the duration of the event. Students always get 10% off at Microsoft Store. See full terms at https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/store/b/education
- August 7, 2019
- 11:00 AMGaming Summer Camp – grow your passion for gaming and learn positive life skills, ages 13+ (Day 3)This free four day, 2-hour camp offers students thirteen and older lessons in developing positive life skills like teamwork, communication, and resilience via group discussions and unplugged activities. Each session features a fun competitive gaming team tournament with Rocket League or Fortnite that helps reinforce the camp’s learning objectives and puts gaming skills to the test. By the end of this camp, participants will have: Learned to develop and apply life skills to gaming and their day-to-day Discussed tips and created goals for developing healthy lifestyle habits Celebrated the gaming tournament winners The parent, legal guardian, or authorized adult caregiver of every participant under 17 years of age must sign a Participation Agreement upon arrival and remain in Microsoft Store for the duration of the event. Do you know students always get 10% off at Microsoft Store? See full terms at https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/store/b/education.
- 2:00 PMCreate a difference in your world, ages 8+ (Day 3)In this free four-day, 2-hour camp series, students ages eight and up research and identify a cause they care about in their local community, and create action plans to fundraise, volunteer, or get the word out about their personal cause. By the end of camp, students will: Learn to research areas of interest. Develop personal passions and understand new ways to make connections with others. Gain new skills with Microsoft Office and Windows 10 applications, such as Word, Excel, PowerPoint Cortana and Photos. This four-part camp series lasts two hours per session, and campers must attend the sessions consecutively. The parent, legal guardian, or authorized adult caregiver of every camp participant under 17 years of age must sign a Participation Agreement upon arrival and remain in Microsoft Store for the duration of the event. No prior experience with the Microsoft applications is necessary. Did you know students always get 10 percent off at Microsoft Store? See full terms at https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/store/b/education.
- 5:00 PMCode a talking robot with Ohbot, ages 8+ (Day 1)This free two-day, 2-hour camp series gives students ages eight and up basic skills in robotics and coding using the Ohbot robot. Students use the Ohbot app for Windows 10 as a group, in pairs, and individually, and also create code that makes the robot move and speak. By the end of the camp series, students will: Understand how coding and robotics work in everyday life. Learn fundamental coding concepts in line with K-12 computer science common core standards. Code the Ohbot robot to tell a story, sing a song, or make a joke. This two-part camp series lasts two hours per session, and campers must attend the sessions consecutively. The parent, legal guardian, or authorized adult caregiver of every camp participant under 17 years of age must sign a Participation Agreement upon arrival and remain in Microsoft Store for the duration of the event. No prior experience with coding, robotics, or Ohbot is required. Did you know students always get 10 percent off at Microsoft Store? See full terms at https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/store/b/education.
- August 8, 2019
- 11:00 AMGaming Summer Camp – grow your passion for gaming and learn positive life skills, ages 13+ (Day 4)This free four day, 2-hour camp offers students thirteen and older lessons in developing positive life skills like teamwork, communication, and resilience via group discussions and unplugged activities. Each session features a fun competitive gaming team tournament with Rocket League or Fortnite that helps reinforce the camp’s learning objectives and puts gaming skills to the test. By the end of this camp, participants will have: Learned to develop and apply life skills to gaming and their day-to-day Discussed tips and created goals for developing healthy lifestyle habits Celebrated the gaming tournament winners The parent, legal guardian, or authorized adult caregiver of every participant under 17 years of age must sign a Participation Agreement upon arrival and remain in Microsoft Store for the duration of the event. Do you know students always get 10% off at Microsoft Store? See full terms at https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/store/b/education.
- 2:00 PMCreate a difference in your world, ages 8+ (Day 4)In this free four-day, 2-hour camp series, students ages eight and up research and identify a cause they care about in their local community, and create action plans to fundraise, volunteer, or get the word out about their personal cause. By the end of camp, students will: Learn to research areas of interest. Develop personal passions and understand new ways to make connections with others. Gain new skills with Microsoft Office and Windows 10 applications, such as Word, Excel, PowerPoint Cortana and Photos. This four-part camp series lasts two hours per session, and campers must attend the sessions consecutively. The parent, legal guardian, or authorized adult caregiver of every camp participant under 17 years of age must sign a Participation Agreement upon arrival and remain in Microsoft Store for the duration of the event. No prior experience with the Microsoft applications is necessary. Did you know students always get 10 percent off at Microsoft Store? See full terms at https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/store/b/education.
- 5:00 PMCode a talking robot with Ohbot, ages 8+ (Day 2)This free two-day, 2-hour camp series gives students ages eight and up basic skills in robotics and coding using the Ohbot robot. Students use the Ohbot app for Windows 10 as a group, in pairs, and individually, and also create code that makes the robot move and speak. By the end of the camp series, students will: Understand how coding and robotics work in everyday life. Learn fundamental coding concepts in line with K-12 computer science common core standards. Code the Ohbot robot to tell a story, sing a song, or make a joke. This two-part camp series lasts two hours per session, and campers must attend the sessions consecutively. The parent, legal guardian, or authorized adult caregiver of every camp participant under 17 years of age must sign a Participation Agreement upon arrival and remain in Microsoft Store for the duration of the event. No prior experience with coding, robotics, or Ohbot is required. Did you know students always get 10 percent off at Microsoft Store? See full terms at https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/store/b/education.
- August 9, 2019
- 5:00 PMROG Arena: Fortnite SquadsYour Microsoft Store will be hosting a Squads Fortnite Friday Tournament. Register today and compete against other players. See how you stack up in this FREE event. All skill levels are welcome. **Event capped at 24 players. **1st priority registration: AKA.MS/SQ1. 2nd priority sign-up necessary here. **We will prioritize those who arrive on time. Registrants are responsible for showing up at the start time (5:00pm), if they fail to show up on time we will prioritize those who arrive first (first come, first serve). *No purchase necessary. Prizing is subject to availability. Open to store visitors who are legal residents of Canada, Puerto Rico, the 50 United States, & the District of Columbia 13+, some restrictions apply. See store for full Official Rules. For more information, please contact Nick (nivictor@microsoft.com), our local Gaming Expert.
- August 12, 2019
- 11:00 AMCreate a difference in your world, ages 8+(Day 1)In this free four-day, 2-hour camp series, students ages eight and up research and identify a cause they care about in their local community, and create action plans to fundraise, volunteer, or get the word out about their personal cause. By the end of camp, students will: Learn to research areas of interest. Develop personal passions and understand new ways to make connections with others. Gain new skills with Microsoft Office and Windows 10 applications, such as Word, Excel, PowerPoint Cortana and Photos. This four-part camp series lasts two hours per session, and campers must attend the sessions consecutively. The parent, legal guardian, or authorized adult caregiver of every camp participant under 17 years of age must sign a Participation Agreement upon arrival and remain in Microsoft Store for the duration of the event. No prior experience with the Microsoft applications is necessary. Did you know students always get 10 percent off at Microsoft Store? See full terms at https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/store/b/education.
- 2:00 PMMinecraft coding – learn computer science with your favorite game camp, ages 8+ (Day 1)In this free four-day, 2-hour camp series, students ages eight and up learn key fundamentals of computer programming with Minecraft, using the Microsoft MakeCode platform. By the end of the camp series, students will: Create original coding programs in their own Minecraft world. Learn new computer science concepts, such as events, coordinates, variables, and conditionals. Practice using computational, problem-solving, and creative thinking skills. This four-part camp series lasts two hours per session, and campers must attend the sessions consecutively. The parent, legal guardian, or authorized adult caregiver of every Camp participant under 17 years of age must sign a Participation Agreement upon arrival and remain in Microsoft Store for the duration of the event. No prior experience with MakeCode or Minecraft is required. Did you know students always get 10 percent off at Microsoft Store? See full terms at https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/store/b/education
- 5:00 PMCreating connections with Dear Evan Hansen workshop ages 13+Microsoft Store and the Tony award-winning musical Dear Evan Hansen are partnering to provide a free, two-hour workshop for students ages 13 and up who want to authentically connect to themselves, friends, family, and their communities. Dear Evan Hansen has received critical acclaim and has inspired conversation about mental health and the perils of living in a society hyperconnected by social media, which can often feel lonely. Workshop participants will define what it means to make authentic connections and explore ways to create those connections. Students choose how they want to connect and will use Microsoft tools to research and create an actionable plan for reaching out. In this workshop, participants will: · Define what making a connection means to them. · Demonstrate turning goals into a clear and meaningful action plan. · Use Office 365 especially the latest features in PowerPoint and Windows 10 apps to research, create, and share their action plan. The parent, legal guardian, or authorized adult caregiver of every workshop participant under 17 years of age must sign a Participation Agreement upon arrival and remain in Microsoft Store for the duration of the event. No prior experience with the Microsoft applications is necessary. While you’re in the store, know that students always get 10% off at Microsoft Store. See full terms at microsoft.com/student-discount
- August 13, 2019
- 11:00 AMCreate a difference in your world, ages 8+ (Day 2)In this free four-day, 2-hour camp series, students ages eight and up research and identify a cause they care about in their local community, and create action plans to fundraise, volunteer, or get the word out about their personal cause. By the end of camp, students will: Learn to research areas of interest. Develop personal passions and understand new ways to make connections with others. Gain new skills with Microsoft Office and Windows 10 applications, such as Word, Excel, PowerPoint Cortana and Photos. This four-part camp series lasts two hours per session, and campers must attend the sessions consecutively. The parent, legal guardian, or authorized adult caregiver of every camp participant under 17 years of age must sign a Participation Agreement upon arrival and remain in Microsoft Store for the duration of the event. No prior experience with the Microsoft applications is necessary. Did you know students always get 10 percent off at Microsoft Store? See full terms at https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/store/b/education.
- 2:00 PMMinecraft coding – learn computer science with your favorite game camp, ages 8+ (Day 2)In this free four-day, 2-hour camp series, students ages eight and up learn key fundamentals of computer programming with Minecraft, using the Microsoft MakeCode platform. By the end of the camp series, students will: Create original coding programs in their own Minecraft world. Learn new computer science concepts, such as events, coordinates, variables, and conditionals. Practice using computational, problem-solving, and creative thinking skills. This four-part camp series lasts two hours per session, and campers must attend the sessions consecutively. The parent, legal guardian, or authorized adult caregiver of every Camp participant under 17 years of age must sign a Participation Agreement upon arrival and remain in Microsoft Store for the duration of the event. No prior experience with MakeCode or Minecraft is required. Did you know students always get 10 percent off at Microsoft Store? See full terms at https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/store/b/education
- 5:00 PMMake hustle happen: Start your own business or champion a cause, ages 13+Learn from NFL heroes how to follow your passion, start your own business, and create positive change in your community. In this free two-hour workshop, students learn how NFL players “make hustle happen” through side businesses and collaboration to serve a cause they care about. Participants will brainstorm ideas for their own side hustle or a supporting a cause, then draft an action plan using Windows 10. At the end of the workshop, students present their action plans and get the inspiration they need to execute next steps. Students learn how to: Research and decide on a small business idea or a social issue to support Turn an idea into a clear and executable action plan Build a toolkit for school and home projects using Windows 10 tools Register today to reserve your spot at microsoft.com/events-for-students. No prior experience with Windows tools necessary. Parents, legal guardians, and/or authorized adult caregivers of every participant under 17 years of age must sign a Participation Agreement upon arrival and remain in Microsoft Store for the duration of the workshop. While you’re in the store, know that students always get 10% off. See full terms at https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/store/b/education.
- August 14, 2019
- 11:00 AMCreate a difference in your world, ages 8+ (Day 3)In this free four-day, 2-hour camp series, students ages eight and up research and identify a cause they care about in their local community, and create action plans to fundraise, volunteer, or get the word out about their personal cause. By the end of camp, students will: Learn to research areas of interest. Develop personal passions and understand new ways to make connections with others. Gain new skills with Microsoft Office and Windows 10 applications, such as Word, Excel, PowerPoint Cortana and Photos. This four-part camp series lasts two hours per session, and campers must attend the sessions consecutively. The parent, legal guardian, or authorized adult caregiver of every camp participant under 17 years of age must sign a Participation Agreement upon arrival and remain in Microsoft Store for the duration of the event. No prior experience with the Microsoft applications is necessary. Did you know students always get 10 percent off at Microsoft Store? See full terms at https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/store/b/education.
- 2:00 PMMinecraft coding – learn computer science with your favorite game camp, ages 8+ (Day 3)In this free four-day, 2-hour camp series, students ages eight and up learn key fundamentals of computer programming with Minecraft, using the Microsoft MakeCode platform. By the end of the camp series, students will: Create original coding programs in their own Minecraft world. Learn new computer science concepts, such as events, coordinates, variables, and conditionals. Practice using computational, problem-solving, and creative thinking skills. This four-part camp series lasts two hours per session, and campers must attend the sessions consecutively. The parent, legal guardian, or authorized adult caregiver of every Camp participant under 17 years of age must sign a Participation Agreement upon arrival and remain in Microsoft Store for the duration of the event. No prior experience with MakeCode or Minecraft is required. Did you know students always get 10 percent off at Microsoft Store? See full terms at https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/store/b/education
- 5:00 PMBeginners fun with computers and coding workshop, ages 6+In this free two-hour workshop, students ages six and up will learn the basics about how computers work and have fun with hands-on introductory coding activities. By the end of the workshop, participants will: Complete basic coding challenges. Understand the essentials about how computers work. Turn the tables and “teach” adults how to complete a coding activity. The parent, legal guardian, or authorized adult caregiver of every camp or workshop participant under 17 years of age must sign a Participation Agreement upon arrival and remain in Microsoft Store for the duration of the event. No prior experience with computers or coding is required. Did you know students always get 10 percent off at Microsoft Store? See full terms at https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/store/b/education.
- August 15, 2019
- 11:00 AMCreate a difference in your world, ages 8+ (Day 4)In this free four-day, 2-hour camp series, students ages eight and up research and identify a cause they care about in their local community, and create action plans to fundraise, volunteer, or get the word out about their personal cause. By the end of camp, students will: Learn to research areas of interest. Develop personal passions and understand new ways to make connections with others. Gain new skills with Microsoft Office and Windows 10 applications, such as Word, Excel, PowerPoint Cortana and Photos. This four-part camp series lasts two hours per session, and campers must attend the sessions consecutively. The parent, legal guardian, or authorized adult caregiver of every camp participant under 17 years of age must sign a Participation Agreement upon arrival and remain in Microsoft Store for the duration of the event. No prior experience with the Microsoft applications is necessary. Did you know students always get 10 percent off at Microsoft Store? See full terms at https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/store/b/education.
- 2:00 PMMinecraft coding – learn computer science with your favorite game camp, ages 8+ (Day 4)In this free four-day, 2-hour camp series, students ages eight and up learn key fundamentals of computer programming with Minecraft, using the Microsoft MakeCode platform. By the end of the camp series, students will: Create original coding programs in their own Minecraft world. Learn new computer science concepts, such as events, coordinates, variables, and conditionals. Practice using computational, problem-solving, and creative thinking skills. This four-part camp series lasts two hours per session, and campers must attend the sessions consecutively. The parent, legal guardian, or authorized adult caregiver of every Camp participant under 17 years of age must sign a Participation Agreement upon arrival and remain in Microsoft Store for the duration of the event. No prior experience with MakeCode or Minecraft is required. Did you know students always get 10 percent off at Microsoft Store? See full terms at https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/store/b/education
- 5:00 PMBoost your reading confidence and Literacy Tools, ages 8+In this free, two-hour workshop, fluent and early fluent readers ages 8 and up will have a blast with creative activities aimed to strengthen their reading skills. Students will explore the powerful reading tools found in the Immersive Reader in OneNote for Windows 10. This free application increases reading comprehension and encourages independent reading at home and at school. By the end of the workshop, students will: Read and collaborate on story building with the Immersive Reader in OneNote. Explore tools that help improve focus while reading, identify parts of speech, and read text out loud. Be motivated to tackle reading on their own with the help of OneNote’s Immersive Reader. The parent, legal guardian, or authorized adult caregiver of every participant under 17 years of age must sign a Participation Agreement upon arrival and remain in Microsoft Store for the duration of the event. Do you know students always get 10% off at Microsoft Store? See full terms at https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/store/b/education.
- August 19, 2019
- 11:00 AMHarry Potter Creative Coding camp, ages 8+ (Day 1)In this free two-day, 2-hour camp series students eight and above learn to make and then hack “spells” with the Harry Potter Kano Coding Kit wand. While they have fun with the wand, they will be exploring coding concepts such as algorithm, loops, and debugging. Participants work individually and in pairs to prepare for and compete in a group hack-a-thon using the wand, all while learning to: Define basic coding concepts Creatively bug and debug their own coding projects Understand “hacking for good” in coding Please note: This two-part camp series lasts two hours per session, and campers must attend the sessions consecutively. The parent, legal guardian, or authorized adult caregiver of every camp participant under 17 years of age must sign a Participation Agreement upon arrival and remain in Microsoft Store for the duration of the event. Students always get 10% off at Microsoft Store. See full terms at https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/store/b/education
- 2:00 PMGet creative with 3D in Windows 10 camp, ages 8+ (Day 1)The world we live in is multidimensional, so shouldn’t our art be as well? Students ages 8 and up will bring their imaginations to life by learning Paint 3D in Windows 10. This free four-part camp offers a high-energy, collaborative environment for participants to fuel their creativity and learn key tools and features of 3D in Windows 10. At the end of the camp, participants will have: Learned the fundamentals of the Paint 3D app and all about the Remix3D.com community. Learned how to express their ideas in three dimensions by creating their own 3D designs. Created a group story illustrated with participants’ 3D art. This four-part camp lasts two hours per session, and campers must attend the sessions consecutively. The parent, legal guardian, or authorized adult caregiver of every camp participant under 17 years of age must sign a Participation Agreement upon arrival and remain in Microsoft Store for the duration of the event. No prior experience with 3D in Windows 10 is required. Did you know students always get 10 percent off at Microsoft Store? See full terms at https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/store/b/education.
- 5:00 PMGaming Summer Camp – grow your passion for gaming and learn positive life skills, ages 13+ (Day 1)This free four day, 2-hour camp offers students thirteen and older lessons in developing positive life skills like teamwork, communication, and resilience via group discussions and unplugged activities. Each session features a fun competitive gaming team tournament with Rocket League or Fortnite that helps reinforce the camp’s learning objectives and puts gaming skills to the test. By the end of this camp, participants will have: Learned to develop and apply life skills to gaming and their day-to-day Discussed tips and created goals for developing healthy lifestyle habits Celebrated the gaming tournament winners The parent, legal guardian, or authorized adult caregiver of every participant under 17 years of age must sign a Participation Agreement upon arrival and remain in Microsoft Store for the duration of the event. Do you know students always get 10% off at Microsoft Store? See full terms at https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/store/b/education.
- August 20, 2019
- 11:00 AMHarry Potter Creative Coding camp, ages 8+ (Day 2)In this free two-day, 2-hour camp series students eight and above learn to make and then hack “spells” with the Harry Potter Kano Coding Kit wand. While they have fun with the wand, they will be exploring coding concepts such as algorithm, loops, and debugging. Participants work individually and in pairs to prepare for and compete in a group hack-a-thon using the wand, all while learning to: Define basic coding concepts Creatively bug and debug their own coding projects Understand “hacking for good” in coding Please note: This two-part camp series lasts two hours per session, and campers must attend the sessions consecutively. The parent, legal guardian, or authorized adult caregiver of every camp participant under 17 years of age must sign a Participation Agreement upon arrival and remain in Microsoft Store for the duration of the event. Students always get 10% off at Microsoft Store. See full terms at https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/store/b/education
- 2:00 PMGet creative with 3D in Windows 10 camp, ages 8+ (Day 2)The world we live in is multidimensional, so shouldn’t our art be as well? Students ages 8 and up will bring their imaginations to life by learning Paint 3D in Windows 10. This free four-part camp offers a high-energy, collaborative environment for participants to fuel their creativity and learn key tools and features of 3D in Windows 10. At the end of the camp, participants will have: Learned the fundamentals of the Paint 3D app and all about the Remix3D.com community. Learned how to express their ideas in three dimensions by creating their own 3D designs. Created a group story illustrated with participants’ 3D art. This four-part camp lasts two hours per session, and campers must attend the sessions consecutively. The parent, legal guardian, or authorized adult caregiver of every camp participant under 17 years of age must sign a Participation Agreement upon arrival and remain in Microsoft Store for the duration of the event. No prior experience with 3D in Windows 10 is required. Did you know students always get 10 percent off at Microsoft Store? See full terms at https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/store/b/education.
- 5:00 PMGaming Summer Camp – grow your passion for gaming and learn positive life skills, ages 13+ (Day 2)This free four day, 2-hour camp offers students thirteen and older lessons in developing positive life skills like teamwork, communication, and resilience via group discussions and unplugged activities. Each session features a fun competitive gaming team tournament with Rocket League or Fortnite that helps reinforce the camp’s learning objectives and puts gaming skills to the test. By the end of this camp, participants will have: Learned to develop and apply life skills to gaming and their day-to-day Discussed tips and created goals for developing healthy lifestyle habits Celebrated the gaming tournament winners The parent, legal guardian, or authorized adult caregiver of every participant under 17 years of age must sign a Participation Agreement upon arrival and remain in Microsoft Store for the duration of the event. Do you know students always get 10% off at Microsoft Store? See full terms at https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/store/b/education.
- August 21, 2019
- 11:00 AMCode a talking robot with Ohbot, ages 8+ (Day 1)This free two-day, 2-hour camp series gives students ages eight and up basic skills in robotics and coding using the Ohbot robot. Students use the Ohbot app for Windows 10 as a group, in pairs, and individually, and also create code that makes the robot move and speak. By the end of the camp series, students will: Understand how coding and robotics work in everyday life. Learn fundamental coding concepts in line with K-12 computer science common core standards. Code the Ohbot robot to tell a story, sing a song, or make a joke. This two-part camp series lasts two hours per session, and campers must attend the sessions consecutively. The parent, legal guardian, or authorized adult caregiver of every camp participant under 17 years of age must sign a Participation Agreement upon arrival and remain in Microsoft Store for the duration of the event. No prior experience with coding, robotics, or Ohbot is required. Did you know students always get 10 percent off at Microsoft Store? See full terms at https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/store/b/education.
- 2:00 PMGet creative with 3D in Windows 10 camp, ages 8+ (Day 3)The world we live in is multidimensional, so shouldn’t our art be as well? Students ages 8 and up will bring their imaginations to life by learning Paint 3D in Windows 10. This free four-part camp offers a high-energy, collaborative environment for participants to fuel their creativity and learn key tools and features of 3D in Windows 10. At the end of the camp, participants will have: Learned the fundamentals of the Paint 3D app and all about the Remix3D.com community. Learned how to express their ideas in three dimensions by creating their own 3D designs. Created a group story illustrated with participants’ 3D art. This four-part camp lasts two hours per session, and campers must attend the sessions consecutively. The parent, legal guardian, or authorized adult caregiver of every camp participant under 17 years of age must sign a Participation Agreement upon arrival and remain in Microsoft Store for the duration of the event. No prior experience with 3D in Windows 10 is required. Did you know students always get 10 percent off at Microsoft Store? See full terms at https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/store/b/education.
- 5:00 PMGaming Summer Camp – grow your passion for gaming and learn positive life skills, ages 13+ (Day 3)This free four day, 2-hour camp offers students thirteen and older lessons in developing positive life skills like teamwork, communication, and resilience via group discussions and unplugged activities. Each session features a fun competitive gaming team tournament with Rocket League or Fortnite that helps reinforce the camp’s learning objectives and puts gaming skills to the test. By the end of this camp, participants will have: Learned to develop and apply life skills to gaming and their day-to-day Discussed tips and created goals for developing healthy lifestyle habits Celebrated the gaming tournament winners The parent, legal guardian, or authorized adult caregiver of every participant under 17 years of age must sign a Participation Agreement upon arrival and remain in Microsoft Store for the duration of the event. Do you know students always get 10% off at Microsoft Store? See full terms at https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/store/b/education.
- August 22, 2019
- 11:00 AMCode a talking robot with Ohbot, ages 8+ (Day 2)This free two-day, 2-hour camp series gives students ages eight and up basic skills in robotics and coding using the Ohbot robot. Students use the Ohbot app for Windows 10 as a group, in pairs, and individually, and also create code that makes the robot move and speak. By the end of the camp series, students will: Understand how coding and robotics work in everyday life. Learn fundamental coding concepts in line with K-12 computer science common core standards. Code the Ohbot robot to tell a story, sing a song, or make a joke. This two-part camp series lasts two hours per session, and campers must attend the sessions consecutively. The parent, legal guardian, or authorized adult caregiver of every camp participant under 17 years of age must sign a Participation Agreement upon arrival and remain in Microsoft Store for the duration of the event. No prior experience with coding, robotics, or Ohbot is required. Did you know students always get 10 percent off at Microsoft Store? See full terms at https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/store/b/education.
- 2:00 PMGet creative with 3D in Windows 10 camp, ages 8+ (Day 4)The world we live in is multidimensional, so shouldn’t our art be as well? Students ages 8 and up will bring their imaginations to life by learning Paint 3D in Windows 10. This free four-part camp offers a high-energy, collaborative environment for participants to fuel their creativity and learn key tools and features of 3D in Windows 10. At the end of the camp, participants will have: Learned the fundamentals of the Paint 3D app and all about the Remix3D.com community. Learned how to express their ideas in three dimensions by creating their own 3D designs. Created a group story illustrated with participants’ 3D art. This four-part camp lasts two hours per session, and campers must attend the sessions consecutively. The parent, legal guardian, or authorized adult caregiver of every camp participant under 17 years of age must sign a Participation Agreement upon arrival and remain in Microsoft Store for the duration of the event. No prior experience with 3D in Windows 10 is required. Did you know students always get 10 percent off at Microsoft Store? See full terms at https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/store/b/education.
- 5:00 PMGaming Summer Camp – grow your passion for gaming and learn positive life skills, ages 13+ (Day 4)This free four day, 2-hour camp offers students thirteen and older lessons in developing positive life skills like teamwork, communication, and resilience via group discussions and unplugged activities. Each session features a fun competitive gaming team tournament with Rocket League or Fortnite that helps reinforce the camp’s learning objectives and puts gaming skills to the test. By the end of this camp, participants will have: Learned to develop and apply life skills to gaming and their day-to-day Discussed tips and created goals for developing healthy lifestyle habits Celebrated the gaming tournament winners The parent, legal guardian, or authorized adult caregiver of every participant under 17 years of age must sign a Participation Agreement upon arrival and remain in Microsoft Store for the duration of the event. Do you know students always get 10% off at Microsoft Store? See full terms at https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/store/b/education.
- August 25, 2019
- 11:00 AMNat's Robotics Coding WorkshopJoin us for a free, 60-minute workshop that teaches kids how to code with Lego Mindstorms NXT. This program is an introduction to programming robots to move, talk and perform simple tasks. Kids will learn about Nat’s Robotics Academy, how to program a robot that recognizes colour and sound using Windows 10!
- August 26, 2019
- 11:00 AMStart your own business, ages 8+ (Day 1)Success has no boundaries. In this free 4-day, 2 -hour camp series students ages 8 and up turn their passion into a great entrepreneurial business idea. Participants get guidance developing their ideas into a robust business plan and a polished pitch ready to share with the world. Each session takes students through a series of engaging, hands-on group activities to introduce key business concepts, including: How to create a product or service Marketing and promotion Pricing and costs Manufacturing and distribution During the final session, participants will have the opportunity to present their complete business plan for feedback and insight. This four-part camp lasts two hours per session, and participants must attend the sessions consecutively. The parent, legal guardian, or authorized adult caregiver of every camp participant under 17 years of age must sign a Participation Agreement upon arrival and remain in Microsoft Store for the duration of the event. No prior experience with Microsoft apps is required. Did you know students always get 10 percent off at Microsoft Store? See full terms at https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/store/b/education.
- 2:00 PMGaming Summer Camp – grow your passion for gaming and learn positive life skills, ages 8+ (Day 1)This free four day, 2-hour camp offers students eight and older lessons in developing positive life skills like teamwork, communication, and resilience via group discussions and unplugged activities. Each session features a fun competitive gaming team tournament with Rocket League that helps reinforce the camp’s learning objectives and puts gaming skills to the test. By the end of this camp, participants will have: Learned to develop and apply life skills to gaming and their day-to-day Discussed tips and created goals for developing healthy lifestyle habits Celebrated the gaming tournament winners The parent, legal guardian, or authorized adult caregiver of every participant under 17 years of age must sign a Participation Agreement upon arrival and remain in Microsoft Store for the duration of the event. Do you know students always get 10% off at Microsoft Store? See full terms at https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/store/b/education.
- 5:00 PMCode a talking robot with Ohbot, ages 8+ (Day 1)This free two-day, 2-hour camp series gives students ages eight and up basic skills in robotics and coding using the Ohbot robot. Students use the Ohbot app for Windows 10 as a group, in pairs, and individually, and also create code that makes the robot move and speak. By the end of the camp series, students will: Understand how coding and robotics work in everyday life. Learn fundamental coding concepts in line with K-12 computer science common core standards. Code the Ohbot robot to tell a story, sing a song, or make a joke. This two-part camp series lasts two hours per session, and campers must attend the sessions consecutively. The parent, legal guardian, or authorized adult caregiver of every camp participant under 17 years of age must sign a Participation Agreement upon arrival and remain in Microsoft Store for the duration of the event. No prior experience with coding, robotics, or Ohbot is required. Did you know students always get 10 percent off at Microsoft Store? See full terms at https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/store/b/education.
- August 27, 2019
- 11:00 AMStart your own business, ages 8+ (Day 2)Success has no boundaries. In this free 4-day, 2 -hour camp series students ages 8 and up turn their passion into a great entrepreneurial business idea. Participants get guidance developing their ideas into a robust business plan and a polished pitch ready to share with the world. Each session takes students through a series of engaging, hands-on group activities to introduce key business concepts, including: How to create a product or service Marketing and promotion Pricing and costs Manufacturing and distribution During the final session, participants will have the opportunity to present their complete business plan for feedback and insight. This four-part camp lasts two hours per session, and participants must attend the sessions consecutively. The parent, legal guardian, or authorized adult caregiver of every camp participant under 17 years of age must sign a Participation Agreement upon arrival and remain in Microsoft Store for the duration of the event. No prior experience with Microsoft apps is required. Did you know students always get 10 percent off at Microsoft Store? See full terms at https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/store/b/education.
- 2:00 PMGaming Summer Camp – grow your passion for gaming and learn positive life skills, ages 8+ (Day 2)This free four day, 2-hour camp offers students eight and older lessons in developing positive life skills like teamwork, communication, and resilience via group discussions and unplugged activities. Each session features a fun competitive gaming team tournament with Rocket League that helps reinforce the camp’s learning objectives and puts gaming skills to the test. By the end of this camp, participants will have: Learned to develop and apply life skills to gaming and their day-to-day Discussed tips and created goals for developing healthy lifestyle habits Celebrated the gaming tournament winners The parent, legal guardian, or authorized adult caregiver of every participant under 17 years of age must sign a Participation Agreement upon arrival and remain in Microsoft Store for the duration of the event. Do you know students always get 10% off at Microsoft Store? See full terms at https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/store/b/education.
- 5:00 PMCode a talking robot with Ohbot, ages 8+ (Day 2)This free two-day, 2-hour camp series gives students ages eight and up basic skills in robotics and coding using the Ohbot robot. Students use the Ohbot app for Windows 10 as a group, in pairs, and individually, and also create code that makes the robot move and speak. By the end of the camp series, students will: Understand how coding and robotics work in everyday life. Learn fundamental coding concepts in line with K-12 computer science common core standards. Code the Ohbot robot to tell a story, sing a song, or make a joke. This two-part camp series lasts two hours per session, and campers must attend the sessions consecutively. The parent, legal guardian, or authorized adult caregiver of every camp participant under 17 years of age must sign a Participation Agreement upon arrival and remain in Microsoft Store for the duration of the event. No prior experience with coding, robotics, or Ohbot is required. Did you know students always get 10 percent off at Microsoft Store? See full terms at https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/store/b/education.
- August 28, 2019
- 11:00 AMStart your own business, ages 8+ (Day 3)Success has no boundaries. In this free 4-day, 2 -hour camp series students ages 8 and up turn their passion into a great entrepreneurial business idea. Participants get guidance developing their ideas into a robust business plan and a polished pitch ready to share with the world. Each session takes students through a series of engaging, hands-on group activities to introduce key business concepts, including: How to create a product or service Marketing and promotion Pricing and costs Manufacturing and distribution During the final session, participants will have the opportunity to present their complete business plan for feedback and insight. This four-part camp lasts two hours per session, and participants must attend the sessions consecutively. The parent, legal guardian, or authorized adult caregiver of every camp participant under 17 years of age must sign a Participation Agreement upon arrival and remain in Microsoft Store for the duration of the event. No prior experience with Microsoft apps is required. Did you know students always get 10 percent off at Microsoft Store? See full terms at https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/store/b/education.
- 2:00 PMGaming Summer Camp – grow your passion for gaming and learn positive life skills, ages 8+ (Day 3)This free four day, 2-hour camp offers students eight and older lessons in developing positive life skills like teamwork, communication, and resilience via group discussions and unplugged activities. Each session features a fun competitive gaming team tournament with Rocket League that helps reinforce the camp’s learning objectives and puts gaming skills to the test. By the end of this camp, participants will have: Learned to develop and apply life skills to gaming and their day-to-day Discussed tips and created goals for developing healthy lifestyle habits Celebrated the gaming tournament winners The parent, legal guardian, or authorized adult caregiver of every participant under 17 years of age must sign a Participation Agreement upon arrival and remain in Microsoft Store for the duration of the event. Do you know students always get 10% off at Microsoft Store? See full terms at https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/store/b/education.
- 5:00 PMHarry Potter Creative Coding camp, ages 8+ (Day 1)In this free two-day, 2-hour camp series students eight and above learn to make and then hack “spells” with the Harry Potter Kano Coding Kit wand. While they have fun with the wand, they will be exploring coding concepts such as algorithm, loops, and debugging. Participants work individually and in pairs to prepare for and compete in a group hack-a-thon using the wand, all while learning to: Define basic coding concepts Creatively bug and debug their own coding projects Understand “hacking for good” in coding Please note: This two-part camp series lasts two hours per session, and campers must attend the sessions consecutively. The parent, legal guardian, or authorized adult caregiver of every camp participant under 17 years of age must sign a Participation Agreement upon arrival and remain in Microsoft Store for the duration of the event. Students always get 10% off at Microsoft Store. See full terms at https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/store/b/education
- August 29, 2019
- 11:00 AMStart your own business, ages 8+ (Day 4)Success has no boundaries. In this free 4-day, 2 -hour camp series students ages 8 and up turn their passion into a great entrepreneurial business idea. Participants get guidance developing their ideas into a robust business plan and a polished pitch ready to share with the world. Each session takes students through a series of engaging, hands-on group activities to introduce key business concepts, including: How to create a product or service Marketing and promotion Pricing and costs Manufacturing and distribution During the final session, participants will have the opportunity to present their complete business plan for feedback and insight. This four-part camp lasts two hours per session, and participants must attend the sessions consecutively. The parent, legal guardian, or authorized adult caregiver of every camp participant under 17 years of age must sign a Participation Agreement upon arrival and remain in Microsoft Store for the duration of the event. No prior experience with Microsoft apps is required. Did you know students always get 10 percent off at Microsoft Store? See full terms at https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/store/b/education.
- 2:00 PMGaming Summer Camp – grow your passion for gaming and learn positive life skills, ages 8+ (Day 4)This free four day, 2-hour camp offers students eight and older lessons in developing positive life skills like teamwork, communication, and resilience via group discussions and unplugged activities. Each session features a fun competitive gaming team tournament with Rocket League that helps reinforce the camp’s learning objectives and puts gaming skills to the test. By the end of this camp, participants will have: Learned to develop and apply life skills to gaming and their day-to-day Discussed tips and created goals for developing healthy lifestyle habits Celebrated the gaming tournament winners The parent, legal guardian, or authorized adult caregiver of every participant under 17 years of age must sign a Participation Agreement upon arrival and remain in Microsoft Store for the duration of the event. Do you know students always get 10% off at Microsoft Store? See full terms at https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/store/b/education.
- 5:00 PMHarry Potter Creative Coding camp, ages 8+ (Day 2)In this free two-day, 2-hour camp series students eight and above learn to make and then hack “spells” with the Harry Potter Kano Coding Kit wand. While they have fun with the wand, they will be exploring coding concepts such as algorithm, loops, and debugging. Participants work individually and in pairs to prepare for and compete in a group hack-a-thon using the wand, all while learning to: Define basic coding concepts Creatively bug and debug their own coding projects Understand “hacking for good” in coding Please note: This two-part camp series lasts two hours per session, and campers must attend the sessions consecutively. The parent, legal guardian, or authorized adult caregiver of every camp participant under 17 years of age must sign a Participation Agreement upon arrival and remain in Microsoft Store for the duration of the event. Students always get 10% off at Microsoft Store. See full terms at https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/store/b/education
- August 31, 2019
- 2:00 PMCreating connections with Dear Evan Hansen workshop ages 13+Microsoft Store and the Tony award-winning musical Dear Evan Hansen are partnering to provide a free, two-hour workshop for students ages 13 and up who want to authentically connect to themselves, friends, family, and their communities. Dear Evan Hansen has received critical acclaim and has inspired conversation about mental health and the perils of living in a society hyperconnected by social media, which can often feel lonely. Workshop participants will define what it means to make authentic connections and explore ways to create those connections. Students choose how they want to connect and will use Microsoft tools to research and create an actionable plan for reaching out. In this workshop, participants will: · Define what making a connection means to them. · Demonstrate turning goals into a clear and meaningful action plan. · Use Office 365 especially the latest features in PowerPoint and Windows 10 apps to research, create, and share their action plan. The parent, legal guardian, or authorized adult caregiver of every workshop participant under 17 years of age must sign a Participation Agreement upon arrival and remain in Microsoft Store for the duration of the event. No prior experience with the Microsoft applications is necessary. While you’re in the store, know that students always get 10% off at Microsoft Store. See full terms at microsoft.com/student-discount
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