Helping parents find the right camps or activities for their kids
Looking for a fun and unique summer camp experience for your child? The Pennsylvania Trolley Museum, located in Washington, PA, is hosting STEAM summer camps for children ages 6 – 12. Camps combine science, technology, engineering, art, and math along with local history. Continue reading “Pennsylvania Trolley Museum”
A lot of summer day camps serve only one subject (e.g., Drawing) and are too short in duration only being 2 to 3 hours long. Parents are looking for an alternative to all-day sports camps or being outdoors in the Texas heat. At 7 Notes, stimulate your Childs inquisitive minds with a full day educational camp in art, music, and technology. Continue reading “7 Notes! The leader in music education.”
UCode builds strong computational thinking skills through teaching coding. Continue reading “Ucode | Is Your Child Coded For Success?”
Campers work in age-appropriate groups throughout the week to complete a presentation for their families on Friday afternoon. Daily workshops are designed to balance computer coding and physical building of mechanical projects, often robotic. Projects are based on hands-on learning, focus on fun and “aha” moments, and align with NGSS (National Science Standards). Continue reading “The Robot Garage”
Robolink was established in 2012 in order to encourage students to learn about STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Math) in an engaging way with robotics kits. Continue reading “Robolink”
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