We want to bring out the
best in your child!

During Create and Play After School programs, it’s all about bringing out the best in your child. Whether he or she chooses to nurture their inner scientist, artist, teacher, doctor, CEO, or all of the above, we give our guests the freedom to follow her curiosity and passion!

In our new curriculum, your child’s interests will shape what we explore, and at the same time they will be developing skills that will help create a solid foundation for learning and growth.

Activities That Help Your Child Grow

Fun activities play a big role in how your child will develop critical skills while at Create and Play Camps. It may just feel like playing to your child because our activities are video game based, but what’s really happening is learning that will last a lifetime! The activities in our curriculum focus on key developmental domains in STEAM.

STEAM activities (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Math) give your child the freedom to discover, create, and tinker. Your child will be given problems to solve as well as questions and real-life scenarios to think about so she can learn more about the world around her!

Our after school programs mirror our week-long summer programs meaning a portion of their daily time will be “Creating” or learning and only after learning, homework and some basic physical activity they will also be able to “Play”.

And There’s More!

Homework Help:

Whether it’s a science project, spelling test, or book report, if your child needs to utilize their after school time to work on homework, our counselors will monitor your child in completing homework—which frees up time in the evenings for you to be together as a family.

Daily Fitness:

Because of our location inside the 80,000 sq.ft. Indiana Pacers Athletic Facility, we help children develop healthy bodies and encourage proper nutrition through daily physical activity

“My daughter attended Modding with Minecraft last summer. I can’t say enough great things about her experience. She learned new skills, met new friends and absolutely loved the experience. She can’t wait for next summer to try Intro to Game Design with Kodu and camp Unity. She’s told her friends at school and they are going to go all together! Thanks for opening her eyes to STEM possibilities!”

Joan Wickman

“My son, Max, and his cousin, Ellie, went to Computer Creation and Coding with Kudu in July.  They had a blast.  The counselor were fun and knowledgeable.  They catered to all of the campers skills levels.  The kids loved the learning, but also the physical activity on the basketball courts and the team based play in the afternoon.  They both felt that it was the perfect combination to a day.  I thought it was great that they could do a camp together.  They also still use their raspberry pi computers that they built.  I’d give this experience a 10 out of 10.”

Barbara Thomas