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For middle schoolers who are fascinated by the ocean, this camp turns marine science into something they can actually touch, test, and explore. Students study ocean chemistry, ...
This is a strong pick for middle schoolers who are curious about the ocean and like science that feels active, messy, and real. At Marine Science Summer Camp at Stanford, students ...
Inside the Children’s Museum of Discovery, summer camp feels like a week of questions waiting to be tested. Campers build tiny robots, explore inventions, mix art with ...
inGenius STEAM Summer Camp gives students in grades 1 through 10 a flexible summer program built around science, technology, engineering, art, math, writing, business, design, and ...
Elementary Institute of Science Summer Camp is designed for curious kids who like to touch, test, build, mix, code, observe, and ask, “What happens if…?” ...
What happens when curiosity meets creativity? At Camp Invention, kids become young innovators. Campers tackle hands-on challenges, build imaginative prototypes, and experiment ...
Does your teen light up when talking about biology, chemistry, or how the human body works? Master’s University Science Summer Camp offers high school students the chance to ...
Bursting with joy and laughter, Katherine Michiels School Camp is where the fun never ends! Here, summer is synonymous with excitement, and who better to orchestrate this than the ...
For the young explorers and curious minds, Lawrence Hall of Science Day Camps is a summer destination that transforms the very essence of vacation into a journey of discovery. ...
The Genetics Summer Program by Education Unlimited gives teens a deep dive into one of today’s most exciting areas of science. Students explore how DNA works, why genes ...
California Science Center Summer Camp turns curiosity into action. Kids spend their days experimenting, building, testing ideas, and exploring real science through hands-on ...
Professor Egghead Summer Science Camp turns curiosity into hands-on discovery. Kids don’t just learn science here—they experiment, build, test, and ask big questions ...
