of STEM while some are non-technological workshops such as surfing or martial arts. Campers in Big Idea choose 3 different workshops they want to participate in during the camp, and by the end of the session complete their own personal project in each of the different workshops. Each camper attends a daily unplugged workshops which focuses on Arts & Crafts or Sports. Moreover, the camp program includes daily outdoor activities and different social activities such as a bonfire and a pool party. Campers are segmented into 4 age groups, named Nanos Kilos Megas and Gigas which determine the campers' educational program, group activities and counselors. Other programs In addition to the Big Idea Summer Camp, Big Idea Educational Projects established three other educational programs in Israel, all established in 2014. The first, Cyber Camp, is a camp held during the Hanukkah and passover vacations and teaches the campers about proactive cyber defense, and includes both theoretical study and practice of cyber defense in the CyberGym facility. During the same time a camp oriented about YouTube called YouCamp is also held. The third program, FunZone, is a summer day-camp held in Israel, focusing on STEM and other arts. In 2015 Big Idea Educational Projects founded the "One World" Summer Camp in cooperation with WIZO. One World is a summer camp focusing on outdoor activities and programs such as natural arts, photography, horseback riding and survival skills. The camp takes place at Wizo Nir Ha'emek Youth Village in Israel. Big Idea Educational Projects also holds technological courses for children in hi-tech workplaces such as Microsoft, Intel and AlphaTeam. In addition, it also conducts a gap year program. In 2018 it started a program to integrate special needs teens. References Jewish summer camps Educational organizations based in Israel Science and technology in Israel Summer camps for children with special needs Disability organizations based in Israel