Mathcraft. Math + Minecraft In Person Summer Camp

Love Minecraft? Ready to level up with math-filled adventures?

 In this thrilling hands-on camp, students enter the one-of-a-kind Captain’s Mathcraft World, where dungeons, puzzles, and quests are packed with real math challenges — cleverly disguised as fun! Campers work solo and in teams to conquer in-game STEM missions while building castles, traps, contraptions, and more using both Minecraft Java and Bedrock in a shared realm.

From area and perimeter to fractions, volume, and ratios, kids practice key math skills naturally through play—without even realizing how much they’re learning. It’s the perfect combo of screen time and skill-building for curious young gamers.

Students will:

• 🧱 Learn math through immersive Minecraft collaborative design challenges

• 🧠 Strengthen concepts like fractions, ratios, perimeter, area, and volume                     

• 🎓 Scaffolded instruction tailored for learners

•  🎮 Adventure in our exclusive “Captain’s Mathcraft” world full of math-packed quests

We emphasize creativity, collaboration, and confidence through:

•  👩‍🏫 An average 8:1 student-to-instructor ratio

• 🤝 Supportive team-based challenges that foster communication and teamwork

• 🧠 Growth checkpoints with instructor feedback for each camper

• 🌳 Outdoor breaks and team-building games for a healthy screen-time balance

• ✅ Safe, structured environment led by experienced instructors

Returning Campers & Multi-Week Enrollment:

Whether this is your first week or your fourth, no two days are the same!
Campers who return or stay for multiple weeks explore new areas of the Mathcraft world with advanced missions and challenges designed to keep them engaged, thinking, and having a blast.

Hear what other parents are saying:

 “My daughter thought she was just playing Minecraft—until she started explaining fractions to me at dinner!” — Sarah K., Los Angeles

 “Mathcraft made my son

want

to do math. We’ve never seen him so excited about learning.” — David J., Del Mar