“Building The Future Together, Block by Block”

Camp Starblock LLC · Remote family camp

Families build & bond together.

Bring the people you already call family. You design together in Tinkercad on screen, and you leave a little closer. The camp is remote and open to families anywhere in the world. Email [email protected] or message @CSB_LLC.

Camp Starblock LLC poster of families building together

Welcome

The people you live with.

This is shared time. Not a class, and not a drop-off. Anyone in the household can take part. You do not need to already know how.

  • You stay in the room together.
  • Your table is camp. No trip required.
  • You leave with something you made, and the time it took.
A family designing together in Tinkercad on screen

A session

What you actually do

  1. 01

    Sit down

    The people in your home, at one table. Anyone who wants a turn can take one.

  2. 02

    Make one thing

    A real piece, side by side. No one is sent off to watch.

  3. 03

    Stay with the miss

    The first try rarely fits. That shared miss is part of the hour, not a grade.

  4. 04

    Name it

    What you finish carries your family's name. That is what goes home.

Want the quiet how-to for the first piece? Read it when you are ready.

Included area

Come from your own home.

Camp Starblock LLC meets from home. The camp is remote and open to families anywhere in the world.

Together

Families, on purpose

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Families building together
“Building The Future Together, Block by Block”
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A small welcome
Camp Starblock LLC families making side by side
Camp Starblock LLC

Room for every age

4–8

Little hands, big choice

They pick colors and names. A grown-up keeps it short, kind, and finished.

9–12

They lead, you stay

They do most of the making. You answer questions. You do not take it over.

13–16

Their project, your company

They own the piece. You can make one beside them and talk about both.

A quiet workshop at the edge of the woods

A small camp. Your household.

About 5–15 families, so there is room to actually be together.