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Monday August 10, 2026
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM	Abrakadoodle - Art that Pops! - Art that Pops - Half Day Get ready for a creative adventure where STEM and Art collide in the most POP-tastic ways. In this camp art jumps off the page!Students will explore creative art projects that sparkle, spin, pop and glow. We will create anaglyph images, design a rocket lava lamp, draw on expanding sponges and create monsters that pop right out of our imagination! Plus, we’ll paint our own neon light signs and spin paper toys that transform into dazzling designs right before our eyes. We will have fun from the beginning to the end, inspired by Op artist Olimpia Zagnoli, Neo-Folk artist Kristin Farr, Lothar Meggendorfer famous for his pop-up books and Kasing Lung whose plush toys became a pop culture icon around the world! Using our wild imaginations and cool STEAM tricks, every day will bring a new surprise!
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM	Circuit Labs - Interactive Coding for Kids Interactive Coding for Kids:In this hands-on class, students explore Scratch programming, using the MIT-developed programming interface to craft stories andgames. Then we will use Makey Makey boards to invent new ways to interact with the Scratch projects using everyday objects. Our circuitry projects will become musical instruments, video game controllers, pressure sensors, and more. Students will learn valuable 21st-century skills while engaging in these fun, creative lessons. Collaborative project challenges enhance teamwork skills and inspire critical thinking. No prior coding experience required.Hands-On Electronics:In a world powered by smart technology and AI, the most innovative engineers understand how software and hardware work together. This course gives young makers that critical edge. We start by exploring the magic of electronics with simple circuits, then begin making customized programmable devices with Arduino. We will gain practice working with LEDs, speakers, a variety of sensors, and several kid-friendly programming interfaces. Each class day is a chance to design, build, and code a new hands-on project while developing a valuable skill set.
9:00 AM - 3:00 PM	Abrakadoodle - Art that Pops! - Art that Pops - Full Day Get ready for a creative adventure where STEM and Art collide in the most POP-tastic ways. In this camp art jumps off the page!Students will explore creative art projects that sparkle, spin, pop and glow. We will create anaglyph images, design a rocket lava lamp, draw on expanding sponges and create monsters that pop right out of our imagination! Plus, we’ll paint our own neon light signs and spin paper toys that transform into dazzling designs right before our eyes. We will have fun from the beginning to the end, inspired by Op artist Olimpia Zagnoli, Neo-Folk artist Kristin Farr, Lothar Meggendorfer famous for his pop-up books and Kasing Lung whose plush toys became a pop culture icon around the world! Using our wild imaginations and cool STEAM tricks, every day will bring a new surprise!
9:00 AM - 3:45 PM	Circuit Labs - Interactive Coding and Hands on Electronics Interactive Coding for Kids:In this hands-on class, students explore Scratch programming, using the MIT-developed programming interface to craft stories andgames. Then we will use Makey Makey boards to invent new ways to interact with the Scratch projects using everyday objects. Our circuitry projects will become musical instruments, video game controllers, pressure sensors, and more. Students will learn valuable 21st-century skills while engaging in these fun, creative lessons. Collaborative project challenges enhance teamwork skills and inspire critical thinking. No prior coding experience required.Hands-On Electronics:In a world powered by smart technology and AI, the most innovative engineers understand how software and hardware work together. This course gives young makers that critical edge. We start by exploring the magic of electronics with simple circuits, then begin making customized programmable devices with Arduino. We will gain practice working with LEDs, speakers, a variety of sensors, and several kid-friendly programming interfaces. Each class day is a chance to design, build, and code a new hands-on project while developing a valuable skill set.
12:45 PM - 3:45 PM	Circuit Labs - Hands on Electronics Interactive Coding for Kids:In this hands-on class, students explore Scratch programming, using the MIT-developed programming interface to craft stories andgames. Then we will use Makey Makey boards to invent new ways to interact with the Scratch projects using everyday objects. Our circuitry projects will become musical instruments, video game controllers, pressure sensors, and more. Students will learn valuable 21st-century skills while engaging in these fun, creative lessons. Collaborative project challenges enhance teamwork skills and inspire critical thinking. No prior coding experience required.Hands-On Electronics:In a world powered by smart technology and AI, the most innovative engineers understand how software and hardware work together. This course gives young makers that critical edge. We start by exploring the magic of electronics with simple circuits, then begin making customized programmable devices with Arduino. We will gain practice working with LEDs, speakers, a variety of sensors, and several kid-friendly programming interfaces. Each class day is a chance to design, build, and code a new hands-on project while developing a valuable skill set.

Tuesday August 11, 2026
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM	Abrakadoodle - Art that Pops! - Art that Pops - Half Day Get ready for a creative adventure where STEM and Art collide in the most POP-tastic ways. In this camp art jumps off the page!Students will explore creative art projects that sparkle, spin, pop and glow. We will create anaglyph images, design a rocket lava lamp, draw on expanding sponges and create monsters that pop right out of our imagination! Plus, we’ll paint our own neon light signs and spin paper toys that transform into dazzling designs right before our eyes. We will have fun from the beginning to the end, inspired by Op artist Olimpia Zagnoli, Neo-Folk artist Kristin Farr, Lothar Meggendorfer famous for his pop-up books and Kasing Lung whose plush toys became a pop culture icon around the world! Using our wild imaginations and cool STEAM tricks, every day will bring a new surprise!
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM	Circuit Labs - Interactive Coding for Kids Interactive Coding for Kids:In this hands-on class, students explore Scratch programming, using the MIT-developed programming interface to craft stories andgames. Then we will use Makey Makey boards to invent new ways to interact with the Scratch projects using everyday objects. Our circuitry projects will become musical instruments, video game controllers, pressure sensors, and more. Students will learn valuable 21st-century skills while engaging in these fun, creative lessons. Collaborative project challenges enhance teamwork skills and inspire critical thinking. No prior coding experience required.Hands-On Electronics:In a world powered by smart technology and AI, the most innovative engineers understand how software and hardware work together. This course gives young makers that critical edge. We start by exploring the magic of electronics with simple circuits, then begin making customized programmable devices with Arduino. We will gain practice working with LEDs, speakers, a variety of sensors, and several kid-friendly programming interfaces. Each class day is a chance to design, build, and code a new hands-on project while developing a valuable skill set.
9:00 AM - 3:00 PM	Abrakadoodle - Art that Pops! - Art that Pops - Full Day Get ready for a creative adventure where STEM and Art collide in the most POP-tastic ways. In this camp art jumps off the page!Students will explore creative art projects that sparkle, spin, pop and glow. We will create anaglyph images, design a rocket lava lamp, draw on expanding sponges and create monsters that pop right out of our imagination! Plus, we’ll paint our own neon light signs and spin paper toys that transform into dazzling designs right before our eyes. We will have fun from the beginning to the end, inspired by Op artist Olimpia Zagnoli, Neo-Folk artist Kristin Farr, Lothar Meggendorfer famous for his pop-up books and Kasing Lung whose plush toys became a pop culture icon around the world! Using our wild imaginations and cool STEAM tricks, every day will bring a new surprise!
9:00 AM - 3:45 PM	Circuit Labs - Interactive Coding and Hands on Electronics Interactive Coding for Kids:In this hands-on class, students explore Scratch programming, using the MIT-developed programming interface to craft stories andgames. Then we will use Makey Makey boards to invent new ways to interact with the Scratch projects using everyday objects. Our circuitry projects will become musical instruments, video game controllers, pressure sensors, and more. Students will learn valuable 21st-century skills while engaging in these fun, creative lessons. Collaborative project challenges enhance teamwork skills and inspire critical thinking. No prior coding experience required.Hands-On Electronics:In a world powered by smart technology and AI, the most innovative engineers understand how software and hardware work together. This course gives young makers that critical edge. We start by exploring the magic of electronics with simple circuits, then begin making customized programmable devices with Arduino. We will gain practice working with LEDs, speakers, a variety of sensors, and several kid-friendly programming interfaces. Each class day is a chance to design, build, and code a new hands-on project while developing a valuable skill set.
12:45 PM - 3:45 PM	Circuit Labs - Hands on Electronics Interactive Coding for Kids:In this hands-on class, students explore Scratch programming, using the MIT-developed programming interface to craft stories andgames. Then we will use Makey Makey boards to invent new ways to interact with the Scratch projects using everyday objects. Our circuitry projects will become musical instruments, video game controllers, pressure sensors, and more. Students will learn valuable 21st-century skills while engaging in these fun, creative lessons. Collaborative project challenges enhance teamwork skills and inspire critical thinking. No prior coding experience required.Hands-On Electronics:In a world powered by smart technology and AI, the most innovative engineers understand how software and hardware work together. This course gives young makers that critical edge. We start by exploring the magic of electronics with simple circuits, then begin making customized programmable devices with Arduino. We will gain practice working with LEDs, speakers, a variety of sensors, and several kid-friendly programming interfaces. Each class day is a chance to design, build, and code a new hands-on project while developing a valuable skill set.

Wednesday August 12, 2026
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM	Abrakadoodle - Art that Pops! - Art that Pops - Half Day Get ready for a creative adventure where STEM and Art collide in the most POP-tastic ways. In this camp art jumps off the page!Students will explore creative art projects that sparkle, spin, pop and glow. We will create anaglyph images, design a rocket lava lamp, draw on expanding sponges and create monsters that pop right out of our imagination! Plus, we’ll paint our own neon light signs and spin paper toys that transform into dazzling designs right before our eyes. We will have fun from the beginning to the end, inspired by Op artist Olimpia Zagnoli, Neo-Folk artist Kristin Farr, Lothar Meggendorfer famous for his pop-up books and Kasing Lung whose plush toys became a pop culture icon around the world! Using our wild imaginations and cool STEAM tricks, every day will bring a new surprise!
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM	Circuit Labs - Interactive Coding for Kids Interactive Coding for Kids:In this hands-on class, students explore Scratch programming, using the MIT-developed programming interface to craft stories andgames. Then we will use Makey Makey boards to invent new ways to interact with the Scratch projects using everyday objects. Our circuitry projects will become musical instruments, video game controllers, pressure sensors, and more. Students will learn valuable 21st-century skills while engaging in these fun, creative lessons. Collaborative project challenges enhance teamwork skills and inspire critical thinking. No prior coding experience required.Hands-On Electronics:In a world powered by smart technology and AI, the most innovative engineers understand how software and hardware work together. This course gives young makers that critical edge. We start by exploring the magic of electronics with simple circuits, then begin making customized programmable devices with Arduino. We will gain practice working with LEDs, speakers, a variety of sensors, and several kid-friendly programming interfaces. Each class day is a chance to design, build, and code a new hands-on project while developing a valuable skill set.
9:00 AM - 3:00 PM	Abrakadoodle - Art that Pops! - Art that Pops - Full Day Get ready for a creative adventure where STEM and Art collide in the most POP-tastic ways. In this camp art jumps off the page!Students will explore creative art projects that sparkle, spin, pop and glow. We will create anaglyph images, design a rocket lava lamp, draw on expanding sponges and create monsters that pop right out of our imagination! Plus, we’ll paint our own neon light signs and spin paper toys that transform into dazzling designs right before our eyes. We will have fun from the beginning to the end, inspired by Op artist Olimpia Zagnoli, Neo-Folk artist Kristin Farr, Lothar Meggendorfer famous for his pop-up books and Kasing Lung whose plush toys became a pop culture icon around the world! Using our wild imaginations and cool STEAM tricks, every day will bring a new surprise!
9:00 AM - 3:45 PM	Circuit Labs - Interactive Coding and Hands on Electronics Interactive Coding for Kids:In this hands-on class, students explore Scratch programming, using the MIT-developed programming interface to craft stories andgames. Then we will use Makey Makey boards to invent new ways to interact with the Scratch projects using everyday objects. Our circuitry projects will become musical instruments, video game controllers, pressure sensors, and more. Students will learn valuable 21st-century skills while engaging in these fun, creative lessons. Collaborative project challenges enhance teamwork skills and inspire critical thinking. No prior coding experience required.Hands-On Electronics:In a world powered by smart technology and AI, the most innovative engineers understand how software and hardware work together. This course gives young makers that critical edge. We start by exploring the magic of electronics with simple circuits, then begin making customized programmable devices with Arduino. We will gain practice working with LEDs, speakers, a variety of sensors, and several kid-friendly programming interfaces. Each class day is a chance to design, build, and code a new hands-on project while developing a valuable skill set.
12:45 PM - 3:45 PM	Circuit Labs - Hands on Electronics Interactive Coding for Kids:In this hands-on class, students explore Scratch programming, using the MIT-developed programming interface to craft stories andgames. Then we will use Makey Makey boards to invent new ways to interact with the Scratch projects using everyday objects. Our circuitry projects will become musical instruments, video game controllers, pressure sensors, and more. Students will learn valuable 21st-century skills while engaging in these fun, creative lessons. Collaborative project challenges enhance teamwork skills and inspire critical thinking. No prior coding experience required.Hands-On Electronics:In a world powered by smart technology and AI, the most innovative engineers understand how software and hardware work together. This course gives young makers that critical edge. We start by exploring the magic of electronics with simple circuits, then begin making customized programmable devices with Arduino. We will gain practice working with LEDs, speakers, a variety of sensors, and several kid-friendly programming interfaces. Each class day is a chance to design, build, and code a new hands-on project while developing a valuable skill set.

Thursday August 13, 2026
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM	Abrakadoodle - Art that Pops! - Art that Pops - Half Day Get ready for a creative adventure where STEM and Art collide in the most POP-tastic ways. In this camp art jumps off the page!Students will explore creative art projects that sparkle, spin, pop and glow. We will create anaglyph images, design a rocket lava lamp, draw on expanding sponges and create monsters that pop right out of our imagination! Plus, we’ll paint our own neon light signs and spin paper toys that transform into dazzling designs right before our eyes. We will have fun from the beginning to the end, inspired by Op artist Olimpia Zagnoli, Neo-Folk artist Kristin Farr, Lothar Meggendorfer famous for his pop-up books and Kasing Lung whose plush toys became a pop culture icon around the world! Using our wild imaginations and cool STEAM tricks, every day will bring a new surprise!
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM	Circuit Labs - Interactive Coding for Kids Interactive Coding for Kids:In this hands-on class, students explore Scratch programming, using the MIT-developed programming interface to craft stories andgames. Then we will use Makey Makey boards to invent new ways to interact with the Scratch projects using everyday objects. Our circuitry projects will become musical instruments, video game controllers, pressure sensors, and more. Students will learn valuable 21st-century skills while engaging in these fun, creative lessons. Collaborative project challenges enhance teamwork skills and inspire critical thinking. No prior coding experience required.Hands-On Electronics:In a world powered by smart technology and AI, the most innovative engineers understand how software and hardware work together. This course gives young makers that critical edge. We start by exploring the magic of electronics with simple circuits, then begin making customized programmable devices with Arduino. We will gain practice working with LEDs, speakers, a variety of sensors, and several kid-friendly programming interfaces. Each class day is a chance to design, build, and code a new hands-on project while developing a valuable skill set.
9:00 AM - 3:00 PM	Abrakadoodle - Art that Pops! - Art that Pops - Full Day Get ready for a creative adventure where STEM and Art collide in the most POP-tastic ways. In this camp art jumps off the page!Students will explore creative art projects that sparkle, spin, pop and glow. We will create anaglyph images, design a rocket lava lamp, draw on expanding sponges and create monsters that pop right out of our imagination! Plus, we’ll paint our own neon light signs and spin paper toys that transform into dazzling designs right before our eyes. We will have fun from the beginning to the end, inspired by Op artist Olimpia Zagnoli, Neo-Folk artist Kristin Farr, Lothar Meggendorfer famous for his pop-up books and Kasing Lung whose plush toys became a pop culture icon around the world! Using our wild imaginations and cool STEAM tricks, every day will bring a new surprise!
9:00 AM - 3:45 PM	Circuit Labs - Interactive Coding and Hands on Electronics Interactive Coding for Kids:In this hands-on class, students explore Scratch programming, using the MIT-developed programming interface to craft stories andgames. Then we will use Makey Makey boards to invent new ways to interact with the Scratch projects using everyday objects. Our circuitry projects will become musical instruments, video game controllers, pressure sensors, and more. Students will learn valuable 21st-century skills while engaging in these fun, creative lessons. Collaborative project challenges enhance teamwork skills and inspire critical thinking. No prior coding experience required.Hands-On Electronics:In a world powered by smart technology and AI, the most innovative engineers understand how software and hardware work together. This course gives young makers that critical edge. We start by exploring the magic of electronics with simple circuits, then begin making customized programmable devices with Arduino. We will gain practice working with LEDs, speakers, a variety of sensors, and several kid-friendly programming interfaces. Each class day is a chance to design, build, and code a new hands-on project while developing a valuable skill set.
12:45 PM - 3:45 PM	Circuit Labs - Hands on Electronics Interactive Coding for Kids:In this hands-on class, students explore Scratch programming, using the MIT-developed programming interface to craft stories andgames. Then we will use Makey Makey boards to invent new ways to interact with the Scratch projects using everyday objects. Our circuitry projects will become musical instruments, video game controllers, pressure sensors, and more. Students will learn valuable 21st-century skills while engaging in these fun, creative lessons. Collaborative project challenges enhance teamwork skills and inspire critical thinking. No prior coding experience required.Hands-On Electronics:In a world powered by smart technology and AI, the most innovative engineers understand how software and hardware work together. This course gives young makers that critical edge. We start by exploring the magic of electronics with simple circuits, then begin making customized programmable devices with Arduino. We will gain practice working with LEDs, speakers, a variety of sensors, and several kid-friendly programming interfaces. Each class day is a chance to design, build, and code a new hands-on project while developing a valuable skill set.

Friday August 14, 2026
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM	Abrakadoodle - Art that Pops! - Art that Pops - Half Day Get ready for a creative adventure where STEM and Art collide in the most POP-tastic ways. In this camp art jumps off the page!Students will explore creative art projects that sparkle, spin, pop and glow. We will create anaglyph images, design a rocket lava lamp, draw on expanding sponges and create monsters that pop right out of our imagination! Plus, we’ll paint our own neon light signs and spin paper toys that transform into dazzling designs right before our eyes. We will have fun from the beginning to the end, inspired by Op artist Olimpia Zagnoli, Neo-Folk artist Kristin Farr, Lothar Meggendorfer famous for his pop-up books and Kasing Lung whose plush toys became a pop culture icon around the world! Using our wild imaginations and cool STEAM tricks, every day will bring a new surprise!
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM	Circuit Labs - Interactive Coding for Kids Interactive Coding for Kids:In this hands-on class, students explore Scratch programming, using the MIT-developed programming interface to craft stories andgames. Then we will use Makey Makey boards to invent new ways to interact with the Scratch projects using everyday objects. Our circuitry projects will become musical instruments, video game controllers, pressure sensors, and more. Students will learn valuable 21st-century skills while engaging in these fun, creative lessons. Collaborative project challenges enhance teamwork skills and inspire critical thinking. No prior coding experience required.Hands-On Electronics:In a world powered by smart technology and AI, the most innovative engineers understand how software and hardware work together. This course gives young makers that critical edge. We start by exploring the magic of electronics with simple circuits, then begin making customized programmable devices with Arduino. We will gain practice working with LEDs, speakers, a variety of sensors, and several kid-friendly programming interfaces. Each class day is a chance to design, build, and code a new hands-on project while developing a valuable skill set.
9:00 AM - 3:00 PM	Abrakadoodle - Art that Pops! - Art that Pops - Full Day Get ready for a creative adventure where STEM and Art collide in the most POP-tastic ways. In this camp art jumps off the page!Students will explore creative art projects that sparkle, spin, pop and glow. We will create anaglyph images, design a rocket lava lamp, draw on expanding sponges and create monsters that pop right out of our imagination! Plus, we’ll paint our own neon light signs and spin paper toys that transform into dazzling designs right before our eyes. We will have fun from the beginning to the end, inspired by Op artist Olimpia Zagnoli, Neo-Folk artist Kristin Farr, Lothar Meggendorfer famous for his pop-up books and Kasing Lung whose plush toys became a pop culture icon around the world! Using our wild imaginations and cool STEAM tricks, every day will bring a new surprise!
9:00 AM - 3:45 PM	Circuit Labs - Interactive Coding and Hands on Electronics Interactive Coding for Kids:In this hands-on class, students explore Scratch programming, using the MIT-developed programming interface to craft stories andgames. Then we will use Makey Makey boards to invent new ways to interact with the Scratch projects using everyday objects. Our circuitry projects will become musical instruments, video game controllers, pressure sensors, and more. Students will learn valuable 21st-century skills while engaging in these fun, creative lessons. Collaborative project challenges enhance teamwork skills and inspire critical thinking. No prior coding experience required.Hands-On Electronics:In a world powered by smart technology and AI, the most innovative engineers understand how software and hardware work together. This course gives young makers that critical edge. We start by exploring the magic of electronics with simple circuits, then begin making customized programmable devices with Arduino. We will gain practice working with LEDs, speakers, a variety of sensors, and several kid-friendly programming interfaces. Each class day is a chance to design, build, and code a new hands-on project while developing a valuable skill set.
12:45 PM - 3:45 PM	Circuit Labs - Hands on Electronics Interactive Coding for Kids:In this hands-on class, students explore Scratch programming, using the MIT-developed programming interface to craft stories andgames. Then we will use Makey Makey boards to invent new ways to interact with the Scratch projects using everyday objects. Our circuitry projects will become musical instruments, video game controllers, pressure sensors, and more. Students will learn valuable 21st-century skills while engaging in these fun, creative lessons. Collaborative project challenges enhance teamwork skills and inspire critical thinking. No prior coding experience required.Hands-On Electronics:In a world powered by smart technology and AI, the most innovative engineers understand how software and hardware work together. This course gives young makers that critical edge. We start by exploring the magic of electronics with simple circuits, then begin making customized programmable devices with Arduino. We will gain practice working with LEDs, speakers, a variety of sensors, and several kid-friendly programming interfaces. Each class day is a chance to design, build, and code a new hands-on project while developing a valuable skill set.

Monday August 17, 2026
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM	LEGO® S.T.E.A.M. Camps - Building Up STEAM Using DUPLO® Building Up STEAM Using DUPLO: It's never too early to begin using the engineering design process! Children are working independently and cooperatively as they begin to explore simple machines using LEGO® Duplo® early childhood materials. There will be 2 or 3 motion-based projects introduced each day of the week with additional challenge activities for all building skill levels. Your child will have the opportunity to work with and bring home lab sheets showcasing what they build in order to share with family and continue the learning process outside of camp. Projects may include wedge launchers, scissor lifts, and drumming machines.STEAM Works Using LEGO: It's time to explore the engineering design process! Children are working with standard LEGO® materials to problem-solve engineering challenges involving structure, levers, gears, pulleys, and other elements of simple machines. There will be 2-3 projects introduced each day of the week with additional challenge activities to accommodate all building skill levels. Your child will have the opportunity to work with and bring home lab sheets that demonstrate what they are building so they can share with family and continue the learning process outside of camp. Projects may include drawbridges, fly wheel cars, and amusement park rides.
1:00 PM - 4:00 PM	LEGO® S.T.E.A.M. Camps - STEAM Works Using LEGO® Building Up STEAM Using DUPLO: It's never too early to begin using the engineering design process! Children are working independently and cooperatively as they begin to explore simple machines using LEGO® Duplo® early childhood materials. There will be 2 or 3 motion-based projects introduced each day of the week with additional challenge activities for all building skill levels. Your child will have the opportunity to work with and bring home lab sheets showcasing what they build in order to share with family and continue the learning process outside of camp. Projects may include wedge launchers, scissor lifts, and drumming machines.STEAM Works Using LEGO: It's time to explore the engineering design process! Children are working with standard LEGO® materials to problem-solve engineering challenges involving structure, levers, gears, pulleys, and other elements of simple machines. There will be 2-3 projects introduced each day of the week with additional challenge activities to accommodate all building skill levels. Your child will have the opportunity to work with and bring home lab sheets that demonstrate what they are building so they can share with family and continue the learning process outside of camp. Projects may include drawbridges, fly wheel cars, and amusement park rides.
7:00 PM - 9:00 PM	Little League

Tuesday August 18, 2026
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM	LEGO® S.T.E.A.M. Camps - Building Up STEAM Using DUPLO® Building Up STEAM Using DUPLO: It's never too early to begin using the engineering design process! Children are working independently and cooperatively as they begin to explore simple machines using LEGO® Duplo® early childhood materials. There will be 2 or 3 motion-based projects introduced each day of the week with additional challenge activities for all building skill levels. Your child will have the opportunity to work with and bring home lab sheets showcasing what they build in order to share with family and continue the learning process outside of camp. Projects may include wedge launchers, scissor lifts, and drumming machines.STEAM Works Using LEGO: It's time to explore the engineering design process! Children are working with standard LEGO® materials to problem-solve engineering challenges involving structure, levers, gears, pulleys, and other elements of simple machines. There will be 2-3 projects introduced each day of the week with additional challenge activities to accommodate all building skill levels. Your child will have the opportunity to work with and bring home lab sheets that demonstrate what they are building so they can share with family and continue the learning process outside of camp. Projects may include drawbridges, fly wheel cars, and amusement park rides.
1:00 PM - 4:00 PM	LEGO® S.T.E.A.M. Camps - STEAM Works Using LEGO® Building Up STEAM Using DUPLO: It's never too early to begin using the engineering design process! Children are working independently and cooperatively as they begin to explore simple machines using LEGO® Duplo® early childhood materials. There will be 2 or 3 motion-based projects introduced each day of the week with additional challenge activities for all building skill levels. Your child will have the opportunity to work with and bring home lab sheets showcasing what they build in order to share with family and continue the learning process outside of camp. Projects may include wedge launchers, scissor lifts, and drumming machines.STEAM Works Using LEGO: It's time to explore the engineering design process! Children are working with standard LEGO® materials to problem-solve engineering challenges involving structure, levers, gears, pulleys, and other elements of simple machines. There will be 2-3 projects introduced each day of the week with additional challenge activities to accommodate all building skill levels. Your child will have the opportunity to work with and bring home lab sheets that demonstrate what they are building so they can share with family and continue the learning process outside of camp. Projects may include drawbridges, fly wheel cars, and amusement park rides.

Wednesday August 19, 2026
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM	LEGO® S.T.E.A.M. Camps - Building Up STEAM Using DUPLO® Building Up STEAM Using DUPLO: It's never too early to begin using the engineering design process! Children are working independently and cooperatively as they begin to explore simple machines using LEGO® Duplo® early childhood materials. There will be 2 or 3 motion-based projects introduced each day of the week with additional challenge activities for all building skill levels. Your child will have the opportunity to work with and bring home lab sheets showcasing what they build in order to share with family and continue the learning process outside of camp. Projects may include wedge launchers, scissor lifts, and drumming machines.STEAM Works Using LEGO: It's time to explore the engineering design process! Children are working with standard LEGO® materials to problem-solve engineering challenges involving structure, levers, gears, pulleys, and other elements of simple machines. There will be 2-3 projects introduced each day of the week with additional challenge activities to accommodate all building skill levels. Your child will have the opportunity to work with and bring home lab sheets that demonstrate what they are building so they can share with family and continue the learning process outside of camp. Projects may include drawbridges, fly wheel cars, and amusement park rides.
1:00 PM - 4:00 PM	LEGO® S.T.E.A.M. Camps - STEAM Works Using LEGO® Building Up STEAM Using DUPLO: It's never too early to begin using the engineering design process! Children are working independently and cooperatively as they begin to explore simple machines using LEGO® Duplo® early childhood materials. There will be 2 or 3 motion-based projects introduced each day of the week with additional challenge activities for all building skill levels. Your child will have the opportunity to work with and bring home lab sheets showcasing what they build in order to share with family and continue the learning process outside of camp. Projects may include wedge launchers, scissor lifts, and drumming machines.STEAM Works Using LEGO: It's time to explore the engineering design process! Children are working with standard LEGO® materials to problem-solve engineering challenges involving structure, levers, gears, pulleys, and other elements of simple machines. There will be 2-3 projects introduced each day of the week with additional challenge activities to accommodate all building skill levels. Your child will have the opportunity to work with and bring home lab sheets that demonstrate what they are building so they can share with family and continue the learning process outside of camp. Projects may include drawbridges, fly wheel cars, and amusement park rides.

Thursday August 20, 2026
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM	LEGO® S.T.E.A.M. Camps - Building Up STEAM Using DUPLO® Building Up STEAM Using DUPLO: It's never too early to begin using the engineering design process! Children are working independently and cooperatively as they begin to explore simple machines using LEGO® Duplo® early childhood materials. There will be 2 or 3 motion-based projects introduced each day of the week with additional challenge activities for all building skill levels. Your child will have the opportunity to work with and bring home lab sheets showcasing what they build in order to share with family and continue the learning process outside of camp. Projects may include wedge launchers, scissor lifts, and drumming machines.STEAM Works Using LEGO: It's time to explore the engineering design process! Children are working with standard LEGO® materials to problem-solve engineering challenges involving structure, levers, gears, pulleys, and other elements of simple machines. There will be 2-3 projects introduced each day of the week with additional challenge activities to accommodate all building skill levels. Your child will have the opportunity to work with and bring home lab sheets that demonstrate what they are building so they can share with family and continue the learning process outside of camp. Projects may include drawbridges, fly wheel cars, and amusement park rides.
1:00 PM - 4:00 PM	LEGO® S.T.E.A.M. Camps - STEAM Works Using LEGO® Building Up STEAM Using DUPLO: It's never too early to begin using the engineering design process! Children are working independently and cooperatively as they begin to explore simple machines using LEGO® Duplo® early childhood materials. There will be 2 or 3 motion-based projects introduced each day of the week with additional challenge activities for all building skill levels. Your child will have the opportunity to work with and bring home lab sheets showcasing what they build in order to share with family and continue the learning process outside of camp. Projects may include wedge launchers, scissor lifts, and drumming machines.STEAM Works Using LEGO: It's time to explore the engineering design process! Children are working with standard LEGO® materials to problem-solve engineering challenges involving structure, levers, gears, pulleys, and other elements of simple machines. There will be 2-3 projects introduced each day of the week with additional challenge activities to accommodate all building skill levels. Your child will have the opportunity to work with and bring home lab sheets that demonstrate what they are building so they can share with family and continue the learning process outside of camp. Projects may include drawbridges, fly wheel cars, and amusement park rides.

Friday August 21, 2026
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM	LEGO® S.T.E.A.M. Camps - Building Up STEAM Using DUPLO® Building Up STEAM Using DUPLO: It's never too early to begin using the engineering design process! Children are working independently and cooperatively as they begin to explore simple machines using LEGO® Duplo® early childhood materials. There will be 2 or 3 motion-based projects introduced each day of the week with additional challenge activities for all building skill levels. Your child will have the opportunity to work with and bring home lab sheets showcasing what they build in order to share with family and continue the learning process outside of camp. Projects may include wedge launchers, scissor lifts, and drumming machines.STEAM Works Using LEGO: It's time to explore the engineering design process! Children are working with standard LEGO® materials to problem-solve engineering challenges involving structure, levers, gears, pulleys, and other elements of simple machines. There will be 2-3 projects introduced each day of the week with additional challenge activities to accommodate all building skill levels. Your child will have the opportunity to work with and bring home lab sheets that demonstrate what they are building so they can share with family and continue the learning process outside of camp. Projects may include drawbridges, fly wheel cars, and amusement park rides.
1:00 PM - 4:00 PM	LEGO® S.T.E.A.M. Camps - STEAM Works Using LEGO® Building Up STEAM Using DUPLO: It's never too early to begin using the engineering design process! Children are working independently and cooperatively as they begin to explore simple machines using LEGO® Duplo® early childhood materials. There will be 2 or 3 motion-based projects introduced each day of the week with additional challenge activities for all building skill levels. Your child will have the opportunity to work with and bring home lab sheets showcasing what they build in order to share with family and continue the learning process outside of camp. Projects may include wedge launchers, scissor lifts, and drumming machines.STEAM Works Using LEGO: It's time to explore the engineering design process! Children are working with standard LEGO® materials to problem-solve engineering challenges involving structure, levers, gears, pulleys, and other elements of simple machines. There will be 2-3 projects introduced each day of the week with additional challenge activities to accommodate all building skill levels. Your child will have the opportunity to work with and bring home lab sheets that demonstrate what they are building so they can share with family and continue the learning process outside of camp. Projects may include drawbridges, fly wheel cars, and amusement park rides.

Thursday September 3, 2026
5:00 PM - 7:00 PM	Recreation Commission Meeting