4-Day STEM Camp Summary
for Elementary Students (Ages 5-12) 

Introduction
This 4-day STEM camp provides elementary students with a hands-on and engaging introduction to Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math. Each day focuses on one specific STEM area through fun, interactive experiments and activities. We will introduce the students to the wonderful world of robotics simultaneously with the STEM topics. The camp concludes with a final project that combines all four STEM fields, encouraging teamwork, creativity, and problem-solving. 

STEM Robotics Projects Overview 
These STEM robotics projects are designed to develop students’ problem-solving, creativity, and engineering skills through hands-on learning. Each project integrates science, technology, engineering, and mathematics to build real-world applications. Students work collaboratively to design, build, and test functional systems. 

Day 1: SCIENCE 
Science looks at the wonders of nature, and helps us understand why things work the way they do! From mixing different liquids together, to learning how plants grow, science is all about exploring the world around us. 

Day 2: TECHNOLOGY 
From how your favorite video games are made, or how does your smartphone know what you’re typing? That’s technology at work! Get ready to build and code robots and explore the digital universe. 

Day 3: ENGINEERING 
If your child loves building with LEGO or creating epic forts out of anything they find around the house? Then engineering might just be their thing! Engineers design and build everything from bridges to roller coasters, using their imaginations to solve big problems. 

Day 4: MATHEMATICS 
Math can be tricky sometimes, but it’s the secret ingredient that makes everything in STEM come together! Whether you’re solving puzzles, cracking codes, or exploring shapes and patterns, math is all about unlocking the mysteries of the universe. 

Final Project: "STEM World Showcase" The students will participate in a team challenge to bring the world of STEM all together! For the final project, students will work in teams to create a prototype that incorporates science, technology, engineering, and math! The final project will be presented and judged by a panel of teachers and instructors. Prizes will be given to the winning team.