About
As children grow and learn, they often explore their surroundings and conduct experiments of their own to increase their understanding of the world. As a parent, you may often find yourself answering an endless string of questions, doing your best to nurture their sense of wonder. At Engineering For Kids of Phoenix Metro, we love when kids love to learn. Our Summer & school break camps at Phoenix Metro are designed to cultivate your child’s skills in science, technology, engineering, and math, all while making it fun to learn. We help your kids get creative, build their own designs, and help them develop the confidence and motivation they need to be lifelong learners.
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Hours
| Monday | 8 AM–6 PM |
| Tuesday | 8 AM–6 PM |
| Wednesday | 8 AM–6 PM |
| Thursday | 8 AM–6 PM |
| Friday | 8 AM–6 PM |
| Saturday | Closed |
| Sunday | Closed |
Reviews
4.9 out of 5
(16 reviews)
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Yan Chen
3 years ago
I signed up my 7 year old for two weeks of camp at the Ahwatukee Urban Air location. I ended up canceling the second week, because my husband and I both felt extremely unease with the extended care provided.
For the first day of camp, also the only day we used the extended care, my husband couldn't find our daughter during pick up. After combing through the place a few times, he eventually found her in a corner by herself with no adult nearby.
We then found out that during extended care, there was only one single camp staff at the entrance, while all campers were allowed to free roam the entire place (thousands of square feet) on their own with no adult supervision. The location was also open to public during camp hours, so anyone could get in. I expressed my concerns to the camp owner and was told extended care had to be this way for affordability.
As a parent, I (and likely all other parents) would rather pay for the higher price for a safe extended care program, or plan for inconvenient early pickups than leaving my child in an unsafe but inexpensive aftercare program.
I'm still giving the three stars here because the normal day camp (8.30 am to 3 pm) was good and my daughter really enjoyed that portion of the program. However, if you need the 3-6 pm extended care portion like I did, make different arrangements, because this part of the program is NOT safe for young kids.
Alisa Beyer
3 years ago
Son attended camp at Maverix (full day). He was so hesitant day 1 and loving everyday after experiencing it. They got free arcade time (no tickets/earnings - just play). He loved the chicken tenders there (required to buy lunch). Pizza was a close second. Maverix staff would good too (food order and greeting).
Felipe and Sam were great and so welcoming when he was so shy. You can tell they enjoy their jobs. My kid had a blast! We did this thinking he would like it all-just wished I would have done more weeks now knowing how good it was! They also have a private social media group where you can see updates. Thanks for a super week!
About
As children grow and learn, they often explore their surroundings and conduct experiments of their own to increase their understanding of the world. As a parent, you may often find yourself answering an endless string of questions, doing your best to nurture their sense of wonder. At Engineering For Kids of Phoenix Metro, we love when kids love to learn. Our Summer & school break camps at Phoenix Metro are designed to cultivate your child’s skills in science, technology, engineering, and math, all while making it fun to learn. We help your kids get creative, build their own designs, and help them develop the confidence and motivation they need to be lifelong learners.
Hours
| Monday | 8 AM–6 PM |
| Tuesday | 8 AM–6 PM |
| Wednesday | 8 AM–6 PM |
| Thursday | 8 AM–6 PM |
| Friday | 8 AM–6 PM |
| Saturday | Closed |
| Sunday | Closed |
Reviews
4.9 out of 5
(16 reviews)
4.9
5
4
3
2
1
Yan Chen
3 years ago
I signed up my 7 year old for two weeks of camp at the Ahwatukee Urban Air location. I ended up canceling the second week, because my husband and I both felt extremely unease with the extended care provided.
For the first day of camp, also the only day we used the extended care, my husband couldn't find our daughter during pick up. After combing through the place a few times, he eventually found her in a corner by herself with no adult nearby.
We then found out that during extended care, there was only one single camp staff at the entrance, while all campers were allowed to free roam the entire place (thousands of square feet) on their own with no adult supervision. The location was also open to public during camp hours, so anyone could get in. I expressed my concerns to the camp owner and was told extended care had to be this way for affordability.
As a parent, I (and likely all other parents) would rather pay for the higher price for a safe extended care program, or plan for inconvenient early pickups than leaving my child in an unsafe but inexpensive aftercare program.
I'm still giving the three stars here because the normal day camp (8.30 am to 3 pm) was good and my daughter really enjoyed that portion of the program. However, if you need the 3-6 pm extended care portion like I did, make different arrangements, because this part of the program is NOT safe for young kids.
Alisa Beyer
3 years ago
Son attended camp at Maverix (full day). He was so hesitant day 1 and loving everyday after experiencing it. They got free arcade time (no tickets/earnings - just play). He loved the chicken tenders there (required to buy lunch). Pizza was a close second. Maverix staff would good too (food order and greeting).
Felipe and Sam were great and so welcoming when he was so shy. You can tell they enjoy their jobs. My kid had a blast! We did this thinking he would like it all-just wished I would have done more weeks now knowing how good it was! They also have a private social media group where you can see updates. Thanks for a super week!
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