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Students investigate how things fly by designing planes, rockets, and gliders. They explore lift, thrust, and air resistance through testing and experimentation.

Students create their own toys while learning about materials, movement, and user design. They test, redesign, and improve their creations using real engineering thinking.

Children explore movement by pushing, pulling, rolling, and racing objects. Through ramps, wheels, and outdoor play, they discover how things move while building coordination and prediction skills.

Children become superheroes as they solve problems, move their bodies, and complete fun challenges. This camp builds confidence, teamwork, and strength through imaginative play.

Students learn the basics of coding by creating fun, interactive games using Microsoft MakeCode. Through hands-on projects, they explore sequencing, loops, and problem-solving while building confidence in computational thinking.

Young engineers plan, build, and test big creations using blocks and loose parts. This camp encourages creativity, collaboration, and early engineering thinking.

Young scientists ask questions, observe, and experiment through playful hands-on activities. Children mix, pour, explore textures, and discover simple cause-and-effect while developing early scientific thinking.

Students tackle open-ended challenges that require designing, building, and testing solutions. This camp encourages creativity, critical thinking, and collaboration.

Dive into a hands-on adventure where children explore oceans, floating and sinking, and underwater habitats through creative Minecraft building challenges and real-world experiments. Young explorers will design ocean worlds, build boats, and learn how to protect our water while developing problem-solving and STEM skills.

Dive into ocean adventures as children discover sea animals, water play, and floating fun. Through stories, sensory bins, and hands-on activities, children explore life under the sea while building curiosity and vocabulary.

Students design and code their own arcade-style games using block-based programming. They learn loops, events, and conditionals while building playable games they can test and refine.

Children explore simple robotics through building, movement, and playful coding activities. They learn sequencing, problem-solving, and teamwork in a hands-on, age-appropriate way.