Spring Camps Onsite 2026
Fun learning, a full day of experiences !
Cupertino/San Jose site: 1340 S De Anza Blvd, 104&102, San Jose, 95129
Los Altos/MV site: 858 University Ave, Los Altos, 94024
Email: onsite@loveustar.com, teachers@loveustar.com
Phone: (408)352-5488
Referral discount $35 Off
Academic & STEAM All-in-one Camp
Age group: 4-6, 7-9, 10+ (divided by age group)
Looking for an enriching camp that combines academics and creativity?
The Ustar Academic & STEAM All-in-One Camp is designed to inspire curiosity, confidence, and a love of learning through a dynamic mix of fun and educational experiences.
✨ What your child will explore:
English Excellence
Engaging reading, writing, and speaking activities that build strong language skills and confident expression.
Robotics Adventure
Hands-on robotics projects that develop problem-solving, logical thinking, and teamwork.
Art Exploration
Creative art sessions that encourage imagination, self-expression, and design thinking.
Science Wonders
Interactive experiments that spark curiosity and help children discover how the world works.
👉 Ready to join the fun?
Multiple camp sessions are available on select dates—spaces are limited and fill quickly.
View available dates & enroll today to secure your child’s spot in an unforgettable learning experience!
- 1/19-1/23
- 2/9-2/13
- 2/16-2/20
- 3/30-4/3
- 4/6-4/10
- 4/13-4/17
Ustar Fun One Day Camp 2026
Age group: 4-6, 7-9, 10+ (divided by age group)
Ustar Fun One Day Camp is packed with exciting experiences your kids will love:
🔥 Campfire Fun
Gather around for interactive storytelling, team games, and classic campfire-style activities that build connection and confidence.
🎭 Storytelling & Creative Drama Workshop
Let imaginations take center stage as students create characters, explore stories, and bring ideas to life through fun, guided performances.
🤖 Robotics & Coding Adventures
Build, code, and test real robotics projects while learning foundational engineering concepts, logical thinking, and teamwork.
🔬 Science Wonders
Dive into hands-on science experiments that spark curiosity, encourage exploration, and turn learning into an exciting discovery.
👉 Spots are limited!
Join us for an unforgettable camp experience that blends learning, creativity, and fun.
📅 Multiple camp dates available — enroll now to secure your child’s spot!
- 1/16/2026 Friday
- 1/19/2026 Monday
- 1/26/2026 Monday
- 3/18/2026 Wednesday
- 3/20/26 Friday
- 4/3/26 Friday
- 5/4/26 Monday
- 5/22/26 Friday
- 5/25/26 Monday
VEX IQ Foundation & 3D Printing Spring Camp
Age group: 8-10, 11-13
Build · Code · Design · Create
This spring, give your child a hands-on engineering experience that turns ideas into real projects.
🤖 VEX IQ Foundation
Students build and code robots using motors, gears, and sensors while working in teams to solve challenges, develop problem-solving skills, and learn real engineering logic.
🖨️ 3D Printing & Industrial Design
Students design digital models and bring them to life through 3D printing, exploring real-world applications in engineering and manufacturing.
✨ Perfect for young creators who love to build, code, and innovate.
👉 Limited spots available — enroll now and start your child’s engineering journey this spring!
- 1/19-1/23
- 2/9-2/13
- 2/16-2/20
- 3/30-4/3
- 4/6-4/10
- 4/13-4/17
Onsite Teachers
Mr. Hossein
English & Drama Teacher
A master storyteller and drama educator, I weave global fairy tales, puppetry, and creative movement into transformative experiences. My child-centered approach nurtures confidence, emotional expression, and imaginative empowerment — turning every classroom into a stage where joy and self-discovery unfold.
Mr. Richard
English / History Teacher
Teacher Richard earned his BA in English Language and Linguistics from Northeastern Illinois University in 2000. He has 10+ years teaching experience, taught English , science, history to students of all ages, from preschool to university to mature adult levels. Richard uses humor to promote a joyful and unselfconscious learning atmosphere. He understands that making mistakes and getting stuck are part of the learning process.
Coach Joe
Robotics Coach
Joe holds a Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering and has over 10 years of competitive robotics experience, including being key member of Purdue’s Sigbots VEX team that won the 2024 World Championships. With 4 years of teaching experience, he has developed robotics curricula for all skill levels, guiding students in design, programming, CAD, and engineering principles. Passionate about STEM, Joe fosters teamwork, problem-solving, and creativity, helping students—from beginners to advanced competitors
—reach their full potential.
Teacher Samare
Science/ Math Teacher / Site Manager
Ms. Samare holds a Bachelor’s in Chemical Engineering from Sharif University of Technology and has over a decade of experience as a STEM instructor, coach, and science curriculum developer. With a Site Supervisor/Teacher Permit from West Valley College, she is dedicated to fostering problem-solving skills in her students through open-ended questioning. Passionate about unlocking student potential, she earned her Board Cognitive Specialist Certificate from IBCCES. Currently, she serves as the Ustar Manager/STEM Teacher/Science Olympiad Coach at Ustar Cupertino.
Coach Alec
Lab Manager, Head Coach - Mechanical Systems
25 years in the Silicon Valley tech industry, 20 years in STEM. Numerous regional, national, and world titles across three different robotic sports. Alec is a former Prototype Engineer whose experience includes prototyping R&D lab equipment for Panasonic and Sunpower Corp, designing set pieces for the Discovery Channel, and building combat.
Teacher Michael
Robotics Teacher
Coach Michael began by climbing the ranks of a competitive robotics team, leading them to win “Best Engineered” and “Best Designed” awards. With a passion for mechanics and problem-solving, he has experience designing robots from scratch and rebuilding cars. He focuses on gaining more knowledge and studying to enhance his skills for teaching future generations.
Coach Nathan
Robotics Teacher
Nathaniel Esquivel is a STEM educator with years of experience teaching mechanical engineering and software engineering to younger students. He uses VEX and LEGO to coach both competitive and recreational robotics teams. Nathaniel continues his passion in college at Mechanical engineery and hopes to use his degree to educate the minds of future engineers.
Coach Chenglin
Robotics Expert & Mentor
A passionate and accomplished coach with a Master’s degree in Software Engineering from Carnegie Mellon University and a Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering from University of Maryland. Chenglin has over 10 years of hands-on robotics competition experience, including winning the World Champion title at RoboCup Junior 2013 Rescue A competition in Eindhoven, Netherlands. He has a strong background in robot design and programming.
Cupertino/San Jose Site: 1340 S De Anza Blvd suite 104, 102 San Jose, CA 95129
Los Altos/MV site: 858 University Ave, Los Altos, 94024
Email: onsite@loveustar.com, teachers@loveustar.com
Phone: (408)352-5488 or (408)630-1162
