Students will build a working motor, make their own paper, experiment with dry ice, make their own rubber bands and dissect a cow's eye. The camp will be for students going into to third through seventh grades and is recommended for first-time campers who want to do different science activities. This camp introduces students going into first through third grades to the basic chemistry and physics principles found in children's literature.
Campers explore science by doing hands-on activities that bring science and the books alive.
Free tuition may be available for a limited number of students who qualify for school lunch assistance. The first session will be from 10 a.m. to noon June 18-22. It is for students in first and second grades. It is for students going into the third or fourth grades. Computers Don't Byte, for discovering how computers can be fun.