9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Session Description
This camp introduces students to the exciting world of engineering through hands-on design challenges and creative problem-solving activities. Students will learn about the engineering design process, teamwork, and how engineers develop solutions to real-world problems.
Throughout the camp, students will participate in engaging projects such as building a Popsicle stick bridge, designing a device to protect an egg from a high drop, and constructing a balloon-powered car. By testing, improving, and redesigning their creations, campers will develop critical thinking skills while having fun exploring the principles of engineering.
Session Information
Suggested Age Range:
Elementary - Middle (3rd - 8th)
Maximum students:
40
Workshop type:
In-person
Location:
Leland High School Library
FAQ
Q: Do I need to pack lunch for my kids?
No, since this camp ends at 12:00 we won't be having a lunch time. However, we will have a short snack break and snacks will be provided for your kids!
Q: What kind of skills will my kids learn at the camp?
Your kids will learn the basics of Engineering principals like physics, laws of motion, and gravity.
Q: Is there a meeting for parents before the camp?
No, there is no meeting for parents. You can drop off your kids at the camp location and pick them up at 12:00 pm.
Q: Do my kids need to bring their own computers?
Nope, computers are NOT needed for this camp!
Q: How many spots are available for the camp?
We have a limit of 40 spots for the camp and they fill up fast, so sign up as soon as possible!
Q: Are there any other camps planned for the future?
Yes, we are planning to have more camps in the end of the year.
Any other questions, please feel free to email us @bayareastemacademy@gmail.com.