Club SciKidz offers a wide range of hands-on STEM programs designed to spark curiosity and inspire young minds through engaging experiments, engineering builds, and creative challenges.
Club SciKidz Summer Camp offers hands-on STEM adventures for children, fostering real skills in science, coding, and problem-solving. The 'AI and Code' track, designed for ages 11-15, allows campers to dive into Artificial Intelligence and Data Science through project-based learning, coding their own AI models, and exploring concepts like Natural Language Processing, data analysis, and face/voice recognition. Campers will choose a topic to develop a final independent research project. The 'Video Game Maker with Scratch Code' track, for ages 9-11, teaches programming basics using MIT's Scratch software. Campers create animated stories, video games, and interactive artwork by dragging and snapping colorful programming blocks. This helps them think creatively, work collaboratively, and reason systematically while building multimedia programs.
Each week is filled with experiments, engineering builds, and creative challenges. Campers collaborate in small groups, receive guidance from instructors, and bring home projects. The camp emphasizes active participation, real-world applications, and creative problem-solving, with daily opportunities to measure, mix, build, test, and improve their work. The program aims to make learning fun and accessible, building curiosity, confidence, and a love for STEM.
A typical camp day starts with general check-in at 9:00 AM, followed by a morning greeting and science demonstration. Campers then engage in two morning science lessons, followed by lunch, recess, team building games, and bingo. The afternoon includes two more science lessons and snack time, wrapping up with cleanup and pickup at 3:45 PM.
This camp is best for curious, creative thinkers who enjoy hands-on learning and are interested in building, testing, and discovering in science, technology, engineering, and math.
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