Creativity and Imagination Collide at Camp Invention

Looking for ways to keep your kindergartner-sixth grader busy in a fun, mentally-challenging way this summer? Then consider signing them up for Camp Invention, where fun and creativity collide!
 

This science, math, engineering, and technology (STEM) themed camp will once again take place at Webster CSD. Freshly themed each summer, Camp Invention provides an experience that builds confidence, creativity, and imagination. Campers team up with friends to explore open-ended STEM challenges led by qualified educators and guaranteed to be full of hands-on fun!
 
Camp Director David Gorski and his team will guide campers as they build their own claw machines, team up for an eco-expedition as they investigate Antarctica with a robotic assistant and propel plush penguins across “snowy” landscapes, design a custom control panel and navigate their journey with help from GPS and AI tools, and uncover optical illusions as they explore the science behind special effects!
 
All of this will be happening July 21-25, 8:30 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. at Spry Middle School, 119 South Avenue, Webster. Cost is $300 per camper with sibling discounts of up to $40 off per child. Extended day hours also are available, 7:30 a.m. – 5:30 p.m., for an additional $100 (select Extended Camp during checkout). Register before March 20 to save $24 with code FUN25 at invent.org/camp. Payment plans are available at invent.org/cisave.
 
Secure your sport today! Register now at invent.org/camp or 800-968-4332!