In the Candy Science Camp, they learned about the rock cycle and used Starburst to create sedimentary, metamorphic, and igneous “rocks”!
The Intermediate ART Camp continued with their sculptures using plaster gauze and paint. They also started on another sculpture inspired by artist, Ugo Rondinone, and his "Human Nature" sculptures in Rockefeller Center in New York City.
The elementary STEAM Camp used dot markers/stickers for their artwork before they played with various robots in the STEM Lab! They also created music using sounds that change with different colors!
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Senior
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Our elementary STEAM campers used the STEM Lab to brush up on their skills using the OSMOS games. They also started programming an mTiny robot!
The intermediate ART camp is focused on sculptures this week. Today they started on an abstract sculpture using wire. They also started their styrofoam animal sculpture inspired by artist Romero Brito.
In the elementary Candy Science Camp, they did "The Great Cookie Dunk" to see whether certain types of cookies sink or float!
🌟More exciting NEWS🌟
One of our soon to be 6th graders ,Kennedy Kornmeyer, was nominated by her teacher and spent the last week in Denton at Texas Women's University. Kennedy attended the National Youth Leadership Forum-Pathways to STEM. During the week a beef heart was dissected, blood spatter analyzed, an amusement ride created, a robot was created and programed, Leadership classes taken, lungs were made, and a first aid class that taught splinting, making a sling to stabilize a broken arm, and wrapping wounds. It was a busy week of learning. We are so proud of you Kennedy!
🌟 Exciting News 🌟 Two of our bright soon-to-be 8th grade girls, Maddie Lausser and Kati Dempsey, embarked on an incredible journey at the SAGE STEAM TO THE FUTURE science camp this week! The camp, hosted by SWOSU College in Weatherford, Oklahoma, is a once-in-a-lifetime experience where students get to stay in college dorms and dive deep into the world of science and technology. Each participant had to be nominated by school staff, maintain good grades, and have a strong interest in STEM. The selection process is rigorous, involving applications and interviews, and only a select few are chosen from across Oklahoma. So, it's a tremendous honor for Maddie and Kati to be part of this! A few of the things they experienced: • Eating etiquette • Studied invertebrates they found at a pond • Drew scenery around them and self portraits • Visited the Stafford Air & Space Museum • 3D printed • Programmed a robot • stargazing • filled candy prescriptions in the pharmacy school & made anti itch cream • music therapy • made homemade butter • created apps and video storytelling • chemistry experiments • Met with professional women from all sorts of STEAM fields We’re incredibly proud of Maddie and Kati.
Days 3 & 4 of Building Blocks camp.
Yesterday they were able to free build and make what they wanted.
Today they recreated the Leaning Tower of Pisa, The Devon Tower, and the Space Needle!
In the elementary camp, Cooking with Harry Potter, they made Peanut Butter Golden Snitches, Butterbeer, and custom spoons with the STEM Lab GlowForge!
During the last 2 days of the intermediate STAR WARS camp, they used circuitry to make light sabers! They also built and programmed AT-AT quadruped vehicles and flew drones!
In the elementary Building Blocks camp, they built a town. Each pair of students built part of the town after making their plans
The intermediate STAR WARS Camp made droid costumes for the Sphero robots and programmed them to move through the solar system. They also made models of robotic limbs and painted with the Sphero robots!
Students in the elementary Building Blocks Camps were challenged to build the tallest towers. They rotated every 30 minutes. Lots of communication and problem solving going on when the blocks fell down.
All lunch account balances are due by June 27th.
Elementary campers made Van Gogh inspired blossom trees!
Our Intermediate campers finished their SLS Rockets! In the STEM Lab, they were busy designing tshirts using CANVA and laser engraving LED lights they designed on Glowforge.
Today, "Picture Perfect Science" camp read "If You Give a Pig a Pancake " and "Pancakes, Pancakes." They talked about solids, liquids, and gases while making pancakes!
Update to Boys Summer Pride
Wednesday schedule boys:
Summer pride - 7am to 9am
Jr high basketball bus leaves at 11:30am for Binger from the bus barn.
They play at 12:30 and 1:20 at Binger
Thursday- boys summer pride will be cancelled. It will resume the following Monday.