Fall Session
September–October, November (if makeup day)
Start the school year by building confidence, creative habits, and a project worth finishing.
🚀 Creator programs for Saturdays, spring break & summerBUILD.
BUILD.
MAKE.
CREATE.
Where curious kids become creators.
Eight Saturdays of imagination, writing, drawing, entrepreneurship, movement, teamwork, and age-appropriate AI tools. Children ages 7–11 learn how to turn an idea into a real book, video, game concept, or creative product.
8 SaturdaysOne creator journey
~4 hoursSaturday afternoon
Ages 7–11Small groups
$800$100 per Saturday
This is not a coding class.
Children are not coming to spend four hours learning computer syntax. They are learning to think like creators and entrepreneurs—and to use AI as a tool.
❌ Not the main focus
Coding drillsComputer science lecturesPassive screen timeCopying AI answersOne-size-fits-all worksheets
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✅ What children actually do
Generate ideasWrite and editDraw and designResearch and learnBuild productsPitch ideasSolve problemsPublish and share
Four sessions to choose from
The fall, winter, and spring programs follow the same eight-week creator journey. A tentative week-long summer camp offers a more concentrated creative experience.
Winter Session
January–February
Stay inspired through winter with writing, illustration, experimentation, and active play.
Spring Session
April–May
Finish the school year with a polished product and a final showcase celebration.
Week-Long Summer Camp
Summer
A concentrated week of creativity, movement, collaboration, and project-building, subject to final scheduling and demand.
Saturday Creator Day
A balanced, approximately four-hour creator experience combining imagination, movement, AI, and real-world creation.
Two deep creative blocks, balanced with thinking, movement, food, and discussion.About 4 hours
Free Time + Think TimeRead, play, sketch, talk with friends, explore books and games, or quietly develop ideas before focused creation begins.
AI Creativity Session 1Brainstorm, outline, write, illustrate, storyboard, design, and learn to use AI tools thoughtfully.
Physical Activity + SnackPhysical activity, outdoor games, obstacle challenges, teamwork, a snack, and a chance to recharge away from screens.
AI Creativity Session 2Continue building the project through artwork, revision, music, page design, illustration, research, and publishing preparation.
Review, Reflect & DiscussShare progress, receive feedback, explain creative decisions, celebrate accomplishments, and identify the next step.
From idea to published product
Every Saturday builds on the last, so children experience the complete creative and entrepreneurial process—not isolated technology activities.
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Idea & PlanChoose a problem, audience, story, or product.
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Build & CreateStart writing, drawing, or designing.
3
ExpandAdd characters, depth, research, and visuals.
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ImproveEdit, reorganize, test, and get feedback.
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PolishFinalize words, art, title, and presentation.
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PublishPrepare a digital or print-ready product.
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PresentExplain the idea and showcase the work.
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LaunchCelebrate, publish, and plan what comes next.
See the complete Creator Camp experience
Explore the weekly journey, the step-by-step publishing process, and the full calendar, schedule, and pricing guide. Tap any poster to enlarge it.
Saturday Creator Day & 8-Week Journey
A clear overview of each Saturday, how the weeks build on one another, and what children learn and complete.
🔍 Tap to enlargeThe 9-Step Publishing Process
See how an idea becomes a planned, written, edited, formatted, and published book.
🔍 Tap to enlargeSessions, Schedule & Pricing
Review seasonal dates, the approximately four-hour creator day, what is included, and the eight-week price.
🔍 Tap to enlargeOne project, built week by week
Children brainstorm, create, expand, improve, polish, publish, present, and leave ready to lead their next project.
A real finished product
Depending on the project, the outcome may be a book, comic, music project, movie script, game guide, art book, or another polished creation.
Creation plus movement and friends
Focused creative work is balanced with physical activity, snacks or lunch when applicable, conversation, feedback, games, and a final celebration.
Books we have made—or are building
These real covers show what creator tools can support: entrepreneurship, economics, history, animal science, and ambitious visual guides.
The World's Worst Lemonade Stand
A funny entrepreneurship story about pricing, costs, marketing, mistakes, and learning by doing.
Learn about the process →Animal Battle: Snow Leopard vs. Wolverine
Science, animal facts, illustrations, and a fictional battle built around real adaptations.
View on Amazon →Choices, Trade-Offs & the Real World
Economic ideas taught through relatable stories and decisions for young readers.
View on Amazon →The Builders of Civilization
A visual exploration of the ideas, systems, virtues, and builders behind civilization.
View on Amazon →LifeOnEarth.exe
A video-game-inspired strategy guide to choices, quests, skills, relationships, and life.
See what ambitious creation looks like →Swipe, scroll, or use the arrows. Tap a cover to enlarge it.
AI-assisted music and video projects
Creator Camp is not limited to books. Children can combine writing, music, images, storytelling, editing, and presentation.
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Every Day I'm Playing Rivals
An example of turning a playful idea into lyrics, music, visuals, and a finished video.
Watch on YouTube
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World Soccer Legends
A soccer-themed music video combining player research, songwriting, AI-assisted creation, and visual storytelling.
Watch on YouTubeINVEST IN CREATIVITY. INVEST IN THEIR FUTURE.
$800
for all 8 Saturdays
$100 per camper, per Saturday • approximately 4 hours each week
Age-appropriate AI creativity guidance
Entrepreneurial thinking and product creation
Writing, art, design, research, and presentation
Physical activity and outdoor play
Small-group coaching and useful feedback
A completed book, video, or creative product
Download the guides
Read the complete illustrated Player's Guide or download the short parent handbook with the program philosophy, typical day, and health-and-safety information.
Official Player's Guide
A visual walkthrough for young creators covering interests, quests, tools, leveling up, bosses, side quests, real creators, and legacy.
Download the 21-page PDFAutumn 2026 Curriculum
Session-by-session lesson framework for all 16 creator sessions.
Download Curriculum PDFBuild. Make. Create. Handbook
A concise guide to our philosophy, why children own the work, the typical Creator Day, lunch, allergies, movement, and safety.
Download the 3-page PDFSpaces will be limited
Email: hello@buildmakecreate.ai
Website: buildmakecreate.ai