for kids PreK - 2nd Grade

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STEM Class and Day Camps

STEM Class: Build & Explore Everyday Tech!

School out Day Camps

Veteran Day Camp : Nov 11th, 9AM - 4PM (FULL)

Theme: STEM Power Day: Light It Up, Spin It Fast!

Featured Projects:

  • ☀️ Solar-Powered Windmill

Black Friday Camp: Nov 28th, 9AM - 4PM

Theme: Cool Comfort Lab: Air & Motion Engineers

Featured Projects:

  • 💨 Dolphins Humidifier

  • 🎐 A voice-controlled fan

    Winter Break STEM Day Camp: Dec 22nd & 23rd, 9AM - 4PM NEW!

    Theme: STEM Builder

    Featured Projects:

    • 💨 Mini Tumble Dryer

    • 📽️ Real Working Slide Projector

MLK Day STEM Camp: Jan 19th, 9AM - 4PM NEW!

Theme: Mission - Radio Chat

Featured Projects:

  • 🗣️📻Wooden Walkie Talkie

President Day Camp: Feb 16th 2026, 9AM - 4PM Cancelled

Theme: Journey Through Space

Featured Projects:

  • Clay Planet Galaxy

  • Constellation Art

Daily Schedule: 9AM - 4PM

☀️ Morning: STEM Project (1) + Choice Time
🎨 Afternoon: STEM Project (2)+ Art Project

Between activities, kids will enjoy indoor and outdoor play, two snack breaks, and a lunch break for a well-balanced day of learning and fun!

Choice Time Activities:Board games;  Jewelry making; Crafting; Clay modeling; LEGO building; Magnetic tile play

The learning sessions will be divided into two age groups: PreK/K and Grades 1-2. Both groups will explore the same STEM topic, tailored to their developmental level with age-appropriate activities and projects.

**Children must be at least 4 years old on the day of the program and fully potty-trained, able to use the toilet independently, to participate.

Super Science & STEM Adventures Curriculum

Kids explore science and engage in STEM projects through hands-on experiments and activities. We introduce scientific facts and foundational knowledge that ignite creativity and curiosity, building a strong base for future learning. Later on, kids will use this knowledge to design and construct more complex projects, developing critical thinking, problem-solving, and innovation skills.

Our curriculum covers a wide range of topics, including but not limited to Astronomy, Botany, Zoology, Human Biology, Environmental Science, Earth Science, Weather and Meteorology, Marine Biology, Forces and Motion, Magnetism, Energy, and much more.

By immersing students in inquiry-based learning, we aim to inspire a lifelong love of science while preparing them with the knowledge and skills they need for the future.

Some examples of our topics:

Astronomy:

  • Learning about the Sun, Moon, planets, stars, and constellations.

  • Basic concepts of day and night, seasons, and space exploration.

Botany:

  • Study of plants, how they grow, the parts of plants (roots, stems, leaves, flowers).

  • Photosynthesis and the life cycle of a plant.

Human Biology:

  • Introduction to the human body (skeleton, muscles, organs, senses).

  • Basic hygiene and health, like the importance of brushing teeth and washing hands.

Weather and Meteorology:

  • Learning about different types of weather (rain, snow, sunshine, clouds).

  • Understanding simple weather instruments (thermometer, wind vane).