SciTech Kids Summer Camp 2021
Hands-on Activities | Masterclasses
July 6 – September 3
9 am – 3 pm
In-person Summer Camp 2021
Summer is an excellent time for kids to explore the world of ST[E]AM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math). At SciTech Kids, kids do hands-on science investigations, observations, and explorations in our urban ecosystem. Older campers explore STEAM as they become citizen scientists and fly drones. As the day continues, campers shift their focus to the weekly theme and explore a range of STEM-based topics such as coding architecture, engineering. Campers also have access to our makerspace and design projects using recycled materials, electronics, or 3D printers. The best part, campers get to take their projects home. This summer, campers must bring their own lunch.
This program is a wonderful way to close the learning loss suffered during the pandemic. Choose either private tutoring or our Masterclasses taught by our elite instructors and founder, Kim Magloire, an epidemiologist.
SciTech Kids gets children excited about STEAM through unforgettable hands-on experiences that capture their imagination. Each week, campers explore a theme that fosters discovery, invention, and creativity.
This year, younger campers become Martians, engineers, inventors, and study nanotechnology. Older campers explore The Amazing Tesla, Architecture and Scratch. The best part: campers make amazing projects.
SciTech Kids helps create the next generation of innovators. Our summer camp themes are listed below.
SUMMER CAMP THEMES (AGES 5-8)
- Week 4: SHIP’S AHOY! (July 5 – July 9)
- Week 5: BE AN INVENTOR JR. (July 12– July 16)
- Week 6: HARRY POTTER STEM (July 19– July 24)
- Week 7: WACKY SCIENCE (July 26- July 30)
- Week 8: EARTHQUAKES ABOUND (August 2 – August 6)
- Week 9: POWERED CARS, BOATS & ROCKETS (August 9- August 13)
- Week 10: SAVE THE ENVIRONMENT& CLIMATE CHANGE (August 16 – August 20)
- Week 11: ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE: FACIAL RECOGNITION and AI CHATBOX (August 23- August 27)
- Week 12: HOW THE HUMAN BODY WORKS & DESIGN AI + AR VIDEO GAMES (August 30- September 3)
SUMMER CAMP THEMES (AGES 9-15)
- Week 4: SCRATCH (July 5 – July 9)
- Week 5: ARCHITECTURE (July 12– July 16)
- Week6: ROBOTICS (July 19– July 24)
- Week 7: PYTHON (July 26- July 30)
- Week 8: ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE & CLIMATE CHANGE (August 2 – August 6)
- Week 9: MINECRAFT MOD (August 9- August 13)
- Week 10: THE AMAZING TESLA & HIS INVENTIONS (August 16 – August 20)
- Week 11: AI: DESIGN YOUR OWN VIRTUAL DRIVERLESS CARS (August 23- August 27)
- Week 12: DESIGN AI + AR VIDEO GAMES Adv. & THE AMAZING TESLA (August 30- September 3)
SciTech Kids is offering Masterclasses which were a hit last year! This program is geared for students who want challenging but engaging academic work in order to be advanced in the fall. In Masterclasses, students learn the fundamentals of one semester of science in one week!
They will understand these disciplines as they’ve never done before. Rote memorization is replaced with a real understanding of the subject. Students become excited as they master what they once thought of as intimidating material. Explore the secret of life through the foundational concepts of biology, chemistry and physics.
Your child will also have access to a realistic virtual lab experience that makes science come to life as they perform experiments. The virtual lab uses gamification to engage students and reinforce course materials. Students will complete two labs per day. Our seasoned master instructors can track a student’s progress based on the quizzes embedded in each lab activity.
*The Science MasterClass is normally $1500 but is discounted for Summer 2021.
SCIENCE MASTERCLASSES (AGES 10-17)
- BIOLOGY PART I WITH VIRTUAL LAB
- THE HUMAN BODY WITH VIRTUAL LAB
- INTRODUCTORY CHEMISTRY WITH VIRTUAL LAB
- CHEMISTRY PART II WITH VIRTUAL LAB
- INTRODUCTORY PHYSICS PART I WITH VIRTUAL LAB
- PHYSICS PART II WITH VIRTUAL LAB
Our trained instructors consist of scientists, engineers, and designers who enjoy sharing their expertise with young minds. The student-instructor ratio is 4:1 for young campers and 5: 1 for older campers.