Good news! I asked them if the winner(s) can apply this toward any class as many may not be on Spring Break next week so they agreed to it. I'm happy to announce I'm extending this offer to you for another week! Good luck!
Please note: Wednesday afternoon Minecraft Labs are their most popular right now so will fill up fast.
CoWork+Play Fullerton is a brand new clubhouse for kids after school and a space for home
schoolers during the day. During spring break, however, it offers a special program for all children.
“Kids are naturally curious. This is a place where kids can follow their interests,” says Marieke Hensel, founder of CoWork+Play Fullerton. “We created a 1,500 square foot facility for all children to have a unique and safe place where kids can explore technology and business in a way that’s natural to them.”
DESCRIPTION:
CoWork+Play Fullerton’s spring camp focuses on children exploring technology and business in a playful way and at their own pace. It’s all about discovering a unique selection of inspiring labs and interactive classes where children learn from each other and are guided by their own interests. The offerings are diverse and full of action. They include:
- air hockey
- Wii championships
- Star Wars labs
- Star Wars movies
- MineCraft
- Lego Robotics labs
- Nerf Gun wars
- start your own business activities
- design your own machines
- learn to code
- create your website
- and more
CoWork+Play Fullerton offers children six connected rooms to play in:
- a lunch room,
- a Lego room,
- a computer room,
- a living room that provides a TV and comfy couch,
- a gym room
- and an air hockey room are available for children to roam around, play, and make friends.
CoWork+Play Fullerton currently offers weekly MineCraft labs and a wide range of other classes on an ongoing basis where children can bring their own laptops with MineCraft preloaded to play with and teach each other.
“Children are more than welcome to, but don’t have to, play MineCraft or join one of the labs,” Hensel says. “It is simply an option. We have so much space full of fun available for children to explore, learn and play. There is always enough room for children not participating in a certain class.”
CoWork+Play Fullerton
Spring Camp April 8-12
10AM to 2PM
Monday April 8
Indoors Sports Tournament: Air Hockey, Wii Championships, and more
Tuesday April 9
Star Wars Lab: The Movies, Star Wars Lego Battle and Star Wars MineCraft
Wednesday April 10
MineCraft Labs
Thursday April 11
Lego & Lego Robotics Lab
Friday April 12
Nerf Gun Wars
PRICING:
$35 per child per day, or $25 per sibling. Pricing for regular ongoing workshops can be found here. Hot lunches are catered by the Matador Cantina for $5 per child and can be ordered the day children are dropped off. Children 5 -14 years old are welcome.
CoWork+Play Fullerton
Downtown Fullerton, CA
1-877-747-3263
DIRECTIONS:
Access by car and public transportation is easy: CoWork+Play Fullerton is located only minutes
from the 91 freeway off of Harbor Blvd. and is right by the Fullerton transit station. It provides free parking right behind the building. Parents can drop off their children and pick them up later or stay at the Coworking space at a discounted rate.
WIN THIS!
(2) LUCKY Let's Play OC! Fan will win a lab day good toward any classes now through May 31st at CoWork+Play for 1 child (valued at $35).
Enter below. If you're not sure how to enter, check out my tutorial here. Good luck, Fans!
US Residents Only. No purchase necessary to enter. All fans have an equal chance to win, however, you must enter to win. A winner will be randomly selected via RaffleCopter and notified via email. These are WILL CALL tickets and cannot be exchanged for cash. Winner will have 48 hours to claim their prize or a new winner will be selected the same way. Several different ways to earn entries (some can be done daily). Not liable for unclaimed prizes or fulfillment. Good luck, Fans!
Disclosure: I was not compensated for this post, however, I asked to host a giveaway for my readers. All images (c) CoWork+Play and used with permission.
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