WOW! by Storycation

WOW! Creative learning experiences worth entering.

by Storycation

Discover. Create. Collaborate. Become.

Kids enter a challenge, make something real, work with other people, and find out what happens next.

Find WOW! Explore the Experiences

Three children crouched on the ground around a water filter they built from a cut plastic bottle packed with sand and gravel, one holding it steady while it drips into a tub.
Will it work? Nobody knows yet. WOW! Camp, 2021.
Two boys carrying a full-size wooden boat they built, painted blue on the inside with red and white stripes along the hull, across a sidewalk towards a waiting trailer.
A boat they built, on its way to the lake. 2025.

Real kids. Real builds.

Happening soon

This has already been happening.

Before WOW! had a website, kids were already inside it: cleaning water with a bottle and gravel, filling a workbook with what surprised them, building games other people could play.

2021

A boy lying flat on the concrete with his chin on his hands, face level with a homemade bottle filter, watching cloudy water drip through into a tub.
Watching to see whether the water comes out clean. WOW! Camp, 2021.

2022

A close-up of a printed camp workbook page headed “I said WOW when…”, filled in by a child in pencil: “we saw a airplain unfinished”, with a hand-drawn aeroplane beneath it.
“I said WOW when… we saw a airplain unfinished.” A camper’s own page, 2022.

2026

A large group of children holding up cardboard plinko boards they built, each one pegged, painted, and different from the others, with Danny standing among them.
Cardboard plinko boards, every one different. WOW! Camp, 2026.

“I said WOW when…”

The prompt at the top of a WOW! workbook page.

Pick a door.

Every WOW! Experience starts with a challenge worth entering. These three have been lived by real kids.

Four boys sitting and kneeling on a library floor between the shelves, building with LEGO spread across a rug, open cardboard boxes and loose bricks all around them.

LEGO Inventors

Imagine it. Build it. Find out what happens next.

  • Build
  • Invent
  • Imagine
Danny Delgado holding up a cardboard plinko board with wooden pegs and numbered cups along the bottom, talking it through with a girl who is studying the build.

Plinko Arcade

Make a game. Then find out what happens when someone else plays it.

  • Build
  • Invent
A girl in safety glasses at a drill press, both hands steadying a block of wood as the bit comes down, wood shavings piled across the table.

Hydraulic Power

Can you make something move using the power of water?

  • Build
  • Explore

All Experiences How WOW! gathers: Labs and Camp

Happening soon.

What is coming up, what is opening, and what just happened.

Friday

RSVP open

WOW! Labs Discovery

For families · Radiant Orchard

A first look at WOW! Labs. The time is confirmed directly by email.

RSVP

Saturday

RSVP open

WOW! Playshop

For educators · Radiant Orchard

The time is confirmed directly by email.

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Opening dateTo come

Coming soon

WOW! Labs at Radiant Orchard

Monday–Thursday · 3–5 PM · Grades 2–5. Registration details are being finalized.

Labs details

Fall Break–

Completed

LEGO Builders — Fall 2026

WOW! Camp at Prince Avenue Christian School

A fall week of LEGO Inventors.

Explore LEGO Inventors

Find WOW!

Bring WOW! here.

You already have the community. We can strengthen the environment you’ve already built.

  • Schools
  • Educators
  • Microschools
  • Homeschool communities
  • Churches
  • Community organizations

Bring WOW! Here Start a conversation

Kevin Wallace and Danny Delgado standing together in front of a glass whiteboard covered in hand-drawn diagrams, both smiling and giving a thumbs up.
An early Kevin + Danny whiteboard jam, 2024.

The story behind WOW!

WOW! is the invitation. Storycation is the thinking underneath it.

Storycation is the company and the way of designing learning behind every WOW! Experience: story-driven discovery and collaborative formation.

It began with two people and a whiteboard. Danny Delgado was a teacher and librarian, already making things for children to enter. Kevin Wallace was a parent and entrepreneur who kept seeing a pattern underneath the work.

Our Story Why Storycation