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Science and Coding Camp Daily Schedule and Setup Time Include login, equipment issue, teaching, troubleshooting, breaks and cleanup in the daily plan. Allow room for different learning speeds and technical delays. Explain the real balance of digital and other activities to families.
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Here is a fictional day. Adapt the times to the participants and approved program.
Time
Plan
8:30–9:00
Recorded arrival and non-screen warm-up
9:00–9:20
Day plan, device issue, short recap
9:20–10:15
Demonstration and first practice
10:15–10:45
Save, break, snack, movement
10:45–12:00
Project work and small-group support
12:00–1:00
Lunch and supervised non-screen time
1:00–2:00
Science, design, robotics, or second coding block
2:00–2:30
Break and reset
2:30–3:15
Test, explain, improve, and save
3:15–3:45
Export check, equipment return, cleanup, pickup
After pickup
Backup verification, device charging, faults, next-day setup
Do not schedule a new complex feature in the last ten minutes. Saving and returning equipment are part of the lesson and operation.
Give technical support a named owner after camp. Otherwise the next morning may begin with uncharged devices and yesterday's broken files.
Your task: Time the first-day setup and last-day export with a full group before relying on this schedule.
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Optional · Putting your plan into practice
Using Bookify for this goal Know who is coming, before they arrive. Open the first Build Your First Robot run. It already has four fictional campers, so you can explore a useful roster straight away.
Open the right week. In Camps, choose the camp and date range you need. Select Roster under Plan.Choose your view. Use Cards or Table to see the registered participants. Check the registered total against your capacity.Screenshot. A focused roster view with participant names, balances and outstanding forms. Shown in Next Play Sports Camp demo. All records are fictional.