Plan Ahead! STEAM Camp at Cathedral School, June 27-Aug. 5

The Cathedral School’s summer STEAM program is a chance to jump start rising 1st grade through rising sixth grade students’ interests in the fields of Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Math while having fun!

STEAM is an educational approach to learning by utilizing the above disciplines to practice collaborative problem-solving, critical thinking, perseverance, risk-taking, and inter-disciplinary project based learning. Over the course of the program, students will enjoy building and creating projects that require collaboration, problem-solving, and critical-thinking skills.

A multitude of creative activities are planned both indoors and out. Our young students will work on age-appropriate projects and learn about art, programming, robotics, circuits, Minecraft, aerodynamics, engineering, stop animation video, game development, chemistry, 3-D printing, and so much more!

Each week of the Summer STEAM Program focuses on a specific theme and topic:

Week 1, June 27-July 1: The Importance of (and) Access to Water
Week 2, July 5-8 (no camp on Monday, July 4): Computer Science
Week 3, July 11-15: The Importance of Land & Sustainability
Week 4, July 18-22: Robotics
Week 5, July 25-29: What is Engineering?
Week 6, August 1-5: News & Media

TO REGISTER CLICK HERE.

Please contact Emmanuel Saldana, Director, Summer STEAM Program, with any questions.