A fun summer camp for kids, age group 6-10, which help them to understand STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering & Mathematics) concepts at an early age. Our motto is to make learning fun. Through our workshops, young ones not only get to think out of the box but also get to make new friends.

In our workshops, children get hands-on experience in conducting experiments, deducing results & learning from those results. By exposing children to STEM and giving them opportunities to explore STEM-related concepts, they develop a passion for it and begin to love schoolwork.

Our summer camp promotes developing not just STEM but also social and collaboration skills, hence we do not allow parents or guardians to be in the classroom while the workshop is in session, however, we are a tiny homegrown company and these workshops take place in our humble abode so the caretakers are welcome to wait in the living room for the duration of the class.

Though, we have a certificate distribution for the children at the end of the last class where we would love it if the parents could join us and be a part of seeing their children receive it.

Dates: 6th April to 11th April

Timing: 10 am to 12 pm every day

Activities

Following is the list of activities that will be covered during the summer camp. Every day we would be covering 3-4 activities.

Human Body:

1. Create a basic functional robotic hand with straws

2. Learn how our respiratory organs function by creating a working lung model

3. Craft your own wearable upper-body skeleton with organs

4. Model a basic thermometer

Liquids:

5. Learn buoyancy by creating and sinking your own boat

6. Magically make a U-Pin float

7. Design and build a paddle boat

8. Create a boat which works just with water

9. Learn about liquids and create your own non-newtonic liquid

Engineering:

10. Engineer your own catapult to break forts

11. Measure the speed of wind by creating your own device

12. Enter the world of magnetism and build a car

13. Visit history to create the first machine known to man

14. Expand a balloon stuck to a bottle

Rockets & Planes:

15. Understand what's elasticity by launching things in the air

16. See how rockets are propelled by making your own paper rocket

17. Learn about action & reaction by making a balloon rocket 

18. Understand how rockets keep devices and people safe while soft landing

Art: 

19. Create a simple toy to learn about optical illusion, tension, and momentum

20. Learn a new meditative art form 

21. Get introduced to chromatography by making paper flowers bleed 

22. Create your own teleidoscope

Sound:

23. Learn about sound with a wave machine built with tape and sticks

24. Create the age-old thread & cup phone to learn how sound travels