camp schedule

All camps are $300.00. Download camp forms and details below. Campers will use the Engineering Design Process to research and test theories and develop prototypes. All forms must be signed and returned before camp starts. Payment due via check or credit card at the camp office or 281-935-7742. When a camp is SOLD OUT you will be notified via email (once forms are recieved) to choose another camp. Use the drop down to select a camp. Please download the camp forms and identify the camp you have selected.

June 4 – 8
Grade	Camp Title and description
4th - 8th Session I-A	EV3 ROBOTICS – Campers working in small teams using LEGO EV3 ^®software during a challenge/project. They explore how to combine a graphical-based programming language with LEGO^® Technic elements. Students will research STEM applications.
June 11 – 15
4th - 8th Session I-B	Robotics with Microprocessors – Campers will use math and science to design, build and code robotics structures and mechanisms that demonstrate real word applications using a verity of materials such as Aurdunio and/or Raspberry Pi.
June 18 – 22
4th - 8th Session II-A	Vex IQ – Campers working in small teams using , VEX IQ^® and RobotC software during a challenge/project. They explore how to combine a graphical-based programming language. Students will also research STEM applications.
June 25 - 29
4th - 8th Session II-B	Forensics - Students learn the language of forensics. Chemistry is key to many forensic investigations. Students learn how basic chemical substances and chemical analysis apply to the field of forensics. By carrying out an investigation that leads to the arrest of a perpetrator.

July 9 – 13
4th - 8th Session III-A	EV3 Robotics - Campers working in small teams using LEGO EV3 ^®software during a challenge/project. They explore how to combine a graphical-based programming language with LEGO^® Technic elements. Students will research STEM applications.
July 16 – 20
4th - 8th Session III-B	3D Design & Structures - Campers will use math and science to design and build several structures and mechanisms that demonstrate real word applications using a verity of materials. Campers will explore and experience force, motion, Newton’s Laws and other science concepts by building structures such as Rube Goldberg machines, and rollercoasters
July 23 – 27
4th - 8th Session IV-A	Vex IQ – Campers working in small teams using , VEX IQ^® and RobotC software during a challenge/project. They explore how to combine a graphical-based programming language. Students will also research STEM applications.
July 30 – August 3
4th - 8th Session IV-B	Renewable Energy– Using the Engineering Design Process campers design and build wind turbines using gears, motors and other materials. Students will design and build blades and finally test their designs and compete for top energy generator. Students will also be introduced to solar and hydro energy by building models using solar panels and hydro turbines.