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[quote=Anonymous]In addition to the LEGO Summer Camp in Falls Church, there is also another Summer Camp at St. Luke's in McLean for rising 1st graders thru 8th graders interested in Robotics, Claymations, Legos, or Star Wars ...

http://www.funbotlab.com/contact-us/request-a-brochure
http://www.funbotlab.com/our-programs/lego-star-wars
http://www.funbotlab.com/images/funbotlab/PDF/flyer_8.5_x_11.pdf

Also, check Fairfax County Parks & Recreation Camps:
http://www.fairfaxcounty.gov/parks/parktakes/

Here are links to LEGO Summer Camp in Falls Church. I've heard good things about it & they fill up quickly. They just moved to a new building on Park Ave. (It's one of few camps that start at age 4, most start at age 6.)

http://therenaissancechild.net/
Online registration ... https://thriva.activenetwork.com/Reg4/Form.aspx?IDTD=6907572&RF=3709104

LEGO MAGIC SUMMER CAMPS 2012

Fantastic camps mixed with detailed instruction and inventive building strikes a fun balance between creativity and structure. Let your child be one of the first to experience the new Robotics program designed by Lego Education (not available in stores). LegoMagic Summers inspire your child’s creative thinking and curiosity with fun and STEM educational science and engineering projects that help to develop critical thinking and problem-solving using an award-winning computer based program and Lego models. We add sun and fun in the park as well as the best-trained Lego coaches to help make the full day complete! Spaces are limited![/quote]

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