Join us for a day of inspiration, innovation, and fun! Spend the day earning professional development hours by engaging with innovative content, networking with colleagues, and exploring ways to engage our learners in STEM lessons!
Campers will become inventors and problem-solvers as they explore exciting STEM challenges, hands-on experiments, and creative engineering projects. From building prototypes and testing designs to exploring real-world technology and brainstorming bold new ideas, students will learn how innovation turns curiosity into discovery. This camp inspires big ideas, teamwork, and endless experimentation. Ages 5 - 8...
This Fall Break, campers will become inventors and problem-solvers as they explore exciting STEM challenges, hands-on experiments, and creative engineering projects. From building prototypes and testing designs to exploring real-world...
Step back in time at this hands-on Girls in STEM archaeology event! Uncover ancient artifacts, study lost civilizations and piece together the stories buried beneath the surface—it's sure to be a full day of exploration, investigation and discovery! Girls in STEM is a series of educational programs throughout the year that encourages interest in science and...
Campers will become inventors and problem-solvers as they explore exciting STEM challenges, hands-on experiments, and creative engineering projects. From building prototypes and testing designs to exploring real-world technology and brainstorming bold new ideas, students will learn how innovation turns curiosity into discovery. This camp inspires big ideas, teamwork, and endless experimentation. Ages 9 - 12...
This workshop is designed for grades 3–5 teachers to explore how high-quality picture books and texts can spark learning across life, physical, and earth sciences. Participants will experience standards-aligned lessons built around the 5E instructional model, while strengthening connections between science and ELA. The session will highlight strategies to support student discourse through three-dimensional teaching...