During the summer, we were fortunate enough to work in a summer camp teaching students about robotics, FIRST and STEM. Each session, we had about 30 students whom we would help build robots. We had Lego Mindstorm kits for the younger campers as well as VEX for the more advanced campers. Each week, the campers would build, program and play with their own robots. We would use three different challenges to help the kids to innovate and push through the problem. The first challenge was a maze, the members using LEGO would autonomously program the robot to go through the maze and the members using VEX would learn how to control the robot .The kids had loads of fun building, designing and competeing in a tournament style match. The second challenge was a sort of game. There was a VEX kit where we would put VEX soft balls and footballs. They would try to put the balls on the other teams sides. Every Friday, the last challenge would be ROBO SUMO for the whole campsite to see. The campers would add modifications to the robot so they could compete against each other in a sumo wrestling type game. The campers really enjoyed their time at these camps and so did we!