For parents wanting to enroll their budding techies into Science, Technology, Engineering and Math, STEM summer camps, here is the big announcement. The Museum of Aviation Education Department have opened admissions for camps scheduled to be held between June-July 2014.
The Museum will host as many as 17 different camps for Grades Pre-K-12,. Commencing from June 2 and lasting until July 25, the day camps will be held from 9.00 a.m to noon each day. The enrollment fee for each student is $125 and must be paid in advance.
Mr. Jefferey Nadeau, Director at CampNavigator.com says “A Summer camp or a summer program will be a great start to steer your child’s career in science and engineering. Engineering is all about creating, building, and making things better! So what does it take to be an engineer? If you like math and science, you are off to a great start. If you enjoy discovering new things, solving problems, and learning how things work – even better! Creativity, persistence, and the desire to make the world a better place are also important qualities.
The various activities planned for different grades are listed below:
Pre-K and K Camps: Aviation Camp, Engineering Camp, Pirate Camp, Princess Camp Wilderness Camp, Space and Rocketry, Story Book and Science Camp.
1st and 2nd Grade Camps: Aviation Camp, Engineering Camp, CSI Mystery Camp, Mad Scientist Camp, Pirate Camp, Princess Camp, and Space and Rocketry.
3rd through 5th Grade Camps: Aviation Camp, Engineering Camp, CSI Mystery Camp, Fairy STEM Camp, Mad Scientist Camp, Space and Rocketry, and Survivor Camp.
6th through 9th Grade Camps: Animation Studio, CSI Mystery Camp, Engineering Camp, Movie Makers Studio, Space and Rocketry, Survivor Camp, and Website Design Studio.
8th through 12th Grade Camps: Advanced Mission Quest Flight Simulation, Air Traffic Control, and Mission Quest Flight Simulation.
Most of the camps will be held in the Century of Flight Hangar. There will be scope for outdoor experiences too, but not for extended periods.
To register, visit www.museumofaviation.org or dial (478) 222-7575.
Below given is the time table for each grade and camp in 2014 STEM Summer Camps at the Museum of Aviation:
Dates Pre K and K 1st and 2nd 3rd – 5th
June 2 – 6 Space and Rocketry Space and Rocketry Space and Rocketry
June 9 – 13 Pirate Camp Pirate Camp Survivor Camp
June 16 – 20 Princess Camp Princess Camp Fairy STEM Camp
June 23 – 27 Wilderness Camp CSI Mystery Camp CSI Mystery Camp
July 7 – 11 Story Book Science Mad Scientist Camp Mad Scientist Camp
July 14 – 18 Engineering Camp Engineering Camp Engineering Camp
July 21 – 25 Aviation Camp Aviation Camp Aviation Camp
Dates 6th – 9th 8th – 12th
June 2 – 6 Space and Rocketry (No camp)
June 9 – 13 Survivor Camp Air Traffic Control
June 16 – 20 Movie Makers Studio Mission Quest
June 23 – 27 (No camp) (No camp)
July 7 – 11 Animation Studio Mission Quest
July 14 – 18 (No camp) (No camp)
July 21 – 25 (No camp) Mission Quest
Why STEM: Science Technology Engineering Mathematics
CampNavigator.com actively promotes STEM camps by visiting schools and interacting with kids by helping them understand STEM and its advantage.
CampNavigator.com’s Camp advisory director Mr.McDowell says “Becoming an engineer requires hard work and a good education”. CampNavigator.com has its own development center located in AZ and promotes the local STEM education.
Spice up your childs summer with at least a week-long, full-day camps at the STEM Summer Experience and there are many best universities and schools offering STEM Summer Camps which can be found by searching on CampNavigator.com
