Club SciKidz Summer Camps
Hosted by: Intown Community Church
The Best STEM camps start right here! Each summer Club SciKidz offers over 70+ themed camps grades PK-8th. Themes include Astronomy, Meteorology, Sea Adventures, Climate Change, Veterinary Medicine, Robotics, Marvel Stop Motion Animation, Save Our Oceans, Chemistry, Rocketry, American Doll, Wizarding World (Harry Potter), Medicine and Surgery to name a few!
Dates/Sessions: Wk of June 9, Wk of June 16, Wk of June 23, Wk of July 7, Wk of July 14, Wk of July 21
Daily Times: 9am-4pm
Extended Care Availability: Before Care, After Care
Location: In Town Community Church
Price: $375
Registration Opens: Open Now
Target Age Group: Preschool (0-4 yrs), Early Elem. School (5-8), Upper Elem. School (8-10)
Topics: Chemistry, Earth & Space Science, Engineering, Life Sciences, Nature & Environment, Physics, Robotics, Science & Society, STEAM, Technology
O-Academy
Hosted by: West Atlanta Watershed Alliance
O-Academy Camp at the Outdoor Activity Center (OAC) provides youth, ages 5-12, with a safe and supportive place to explore nature and help care for our environment. Hosted by West Atlanta Watershed Alliance, our experienced staff are environmental educators, who foster outdoor skills. They are caring, creative and will help your child make meaningful connections to nature.
WAWA will facilitate programming that is principled in our Environmental Education pedagogy including; the power of play, placed-based learning, cultural relevance, inquiry instruction, and social constructivism. These principles are underlying but with the use of the outdoors as our classroom, youth will utilize these learning styles while developing knowledge of natural sciences, water hydrology, nature preservation, consideration for living things, agriculture, and cosmology, to name a few.
Dates/Sessions: Wk of May 26, Wk of June 2, Wk of June 9, Wk of June 16, Wk of June 23, Wk of July 7, Wk of July 14, Wk of July 21
Daily Times: 9:00 AM- 4:00 PM
Extended Care Availability: Before Care, After Care
Location: Outdoor Activity Center, 1442 Richland Road SW, Atlanta, GA 30310
Price: $250
Registration Opens: February 3rd
Target Age Group: Early Elem. School (5-8), Upper Elem. School (8-10), Middle School (11-13)
Topics: Earth & Space Science, Chemistry, Life Sciences, Nature & Environment, Science & Society, STEAM
Club SciKidz Summer Camps
Hosted by: Club SciKidz Summer Camps
The Best STEM camps start right here! Each summer Club SciKidz offers over 70+ camps grades Pk-7th. Camp sessions include Robotics, Pokémon, Minecraft, Veterinary Medicine, Stop Motion Animation, Special Effects, Oceanography, Chemistry, Rocketry, American Doll, Wizarding World (Harry Potter), Mini Medical School to name a few! Our camps have 20 make and take projects per week. Club SciKidz is your gaming headquarters with three different Minecraft Camps, and Video Game Creation. We also have the best coding and programming camps using robots such as Kibo, Ozobot, Sphero and of course LEGO Robotics. Register today and your kids will have the time of their lives!
Dates/Sessions: Wk of June 9, Wk of June 16, Wk of June 23, Wk of July 7, Wk of July 14, Wk of July 21
Daily Times: 9am-4pm
Extended Care Availability: Before Care, After Care
Location: Lutheran Church of the Resurrection, 4814 Paper Mill Rd SE Marietta Ga 30067
Price: $375
Registration Opens: We are open now
Target Age Group: Preschool (0-4 yrs), Early Elem. School (5-8), Upper Elem. School (8-10)
Topics: Technology, STEAM, Physics, Robotics, Life Sciences, Engineering, Earth & Space Science, Chemistry
Club SciKidz Summer Camps
Hosted by: Club SciKidz Summer Camps
The Best STEM camps start right here! Each summer Club SciKidz offers over 70+ camps grades Pk-7th. Camp sessions include Robotics, Pokémon, Minecraft, Veterinary Medicine, Stop Motion Animation, Special Effects, Oceanography, Chemistry, Rocketry, American Doll, Wizarding World (Harry Potter), Mini Medical School to name a few! Our camps have 20 make and take projects per week. Club SciKidz is your gaming headquarters with three different Minecraft Camps, and Video Game Creation. We also have the best coding and programming camps using robots such as Kibo, Ozobot, Sphero and of course LEGO Robotics. Register today and your kids will have the time of their lives!
Dates/Sessions: Wk of June 9, Wk of June 16, Wk of July 7, Wk of July 14
Daily Times: 9am-4pm
Extended Care Availability: Before Care, After Care
Location: New Victoria Baptist Church, 6659 Bells Ferry Rd, Woodstock GA 30189
Price: $375
Registration Opens: Open Now
Target Age Group: Preschool (0-4 yrs), Early Elem. School (5-8), Upper Elem. School (8-10)
Topics: Chemistry, Earth & Space Science, Engineering, Food & Drink, Life Sciences, Nature & Environment, Physics, Robotics, STEAM, Technology
Club SciKidz Summer Camps
Hosted by: Club SciKidz Summer Camps
The Best STEM camps start right here! Each summer Club SciKidz offers over 70+ camps grades Pk-7th. Camp sessions include Robotics, Pokémon, Minecraft, Veterinary Medicine, Stop Motion Animation, Special Effects, Oceanography, Chemistry, Rocketry, American Doll, Wizarding World (Harry Potter), Mini Medical School to name a few! Our camps have 20 make and take projects per week. Club SciKidz is your gaming headquarters with three different Minecraft Camps, and Video Game Creation. We also have the best coding and programming camps using robots such as Kibo, Ozobot, Sphero and of course LEGO Robotics. Register today and your kids will have the time of their lives!
Dates/Sessions: Wk of June 9, Wk of June 16, Wk of June 23
Daily Times: 9am-4pm
Extended Care Availability: Before Care, After Care
Location: Notre Dame Academy, 4635 River Green Pkwy Duluth GA 30096
Price: $375
Registration Opens: Open Now
Target Age Group: Preschool (0-4 yrs), Early Elem. School (5-8), Upper Elem. School (8-10)
Topics: Chemistry, Earth & Space Science, Engineering, Life Sciences, Nature & Environment, Physics, Robotics, STEAM
Club SciKidz Summer Camps
Hosted by: Club SciKidz Summer Camps
The Best STEM camps start right here! Each summer Club SciKidz offers over 70+ camps grades Pk-7th. Camp sessions include Robotics, Pokémon, Minecraft, Veterinary Medicine, Stop Motion Animation, Special Effects, Oceanography, Chemistry, Rocketry, American Doll, Wizarding World (Harry Potter), Mini Medical School to name a few! Our camps have 20 make and take projects per week. Club SciKidz is your gaming headquarters with three different Minecraft Camps, and Video Game Creation. We also have the best coding and programming camps using robots such as Kibo, Ozobot, Sphero and of course LEGO Robotics. Register today and your kids will have the time of their lives!
Dates/Sessions: Wk of June 16, Wk of June 23, Wk of July 7, Wk of July 14
Daily Times: 9am-4pm
Extended Care Availability: Before Care, After Care
Location: St. James Alpharetta, 3000 Webb Bridge Rd Alpharetta Ga 30009
Price: $375
Registration Opens: Open Now
Target Age Group: Preschool (0-4 yrs), Early Elem. School (5-8), Upper Elem. School (8-10)
Topics: Chemistry, Earth & Space Science, Engineering, Life Sciences, Nature & Environment, Physics, Robotics, STEAM, Technology
Club SciKidz Summer Camps
Hosted by: Club SciKidz Summer Camps
The Best STEM camps start right here! Each summer Club SciKidz offers over 70+ camps grades Pk-7th. Camp sessions include Robotics, Pokémon, Minecraft, Veterinary Medicine, Stop Motion Animation, Special Effects, Oceanography, Chemistry, Rocketry, American Doll, Wizarding World (Harry Potter), Mini Medical School to name a few! Our camps have 20 make and take projects per week. Club SciKidz is your gaming headquarters with three different Minecraft Camps, and Video Game Creation. We also have the best coding and programming camps using robots such as Kibo, Ozobot, Sphero and of course LEGO Robotics. Register today and your kids will have the time of their lives!
Dates/Sessions: Wk of June 16, Wk of June 23, Wk of July 7, Wk of July 14
Daily Times: 9am-4pm
Extended Care Availability: Before Care, After Care
Location: Peachtree City Christian Church, 500 kedron Dr. Peachtree City GA 30269
Price: $375
Registration Opens: Open Now
Target Age Group: Preschool (0-4 yrs), Early Elem. School (5-8), Upper Elem. School (8-10)
Topics: Chemistry, Earth & Space Science, Engineering, Life Sciences, Nature & Environment, Physics, Robotics, STEAM, Technology
Club SciKidz Summer Camps
Hosted by: Club SciKidz Summer Camps
The Best STEM camps start right here! Each summer Club SciKidz offers over 70+ camps grades Pk-7th. Camp sessions include Robotics, Pokémon, Minecraft, Veterinary Medicine, Stop Motion Animation, Special Effects, Oceanography, Chemistry, Rocketry, American Doll, Wizarding World (Harry Potter), Mini Medical School to name a few! Our camps have 20 make and take projects per week. Club SciKidz is your gaming headquarters with three different Minecraft Camps, Roblox, and Video Game Creation. We also have the best coding and programming camps using robots such as Kibo, Ozobot, Sphero and of course LEGO Robotics. Register today and your kids will have the time of their lives!
Dates/Sessions: Wk of June 23, Wk of July 7, Wk of July 14, Wk of July 21
Daily Times: 9am-4pm
Extended Care Availability: Before Care, After Care
Location: Due West 3956 Due West Rd NW Marietta Ga 30064
Price: $375
Registration Opens: Open Now
Target Age Group: Preschool (0-4 yrs), Early Elem. School (5-8), Upper Elem. School (8-10)
Topics: Chemistry, Earth & Space Science, Engineering, Life Sciences, Nature & Environment, Robotics, Physics, STEAM, Technology
Club SciKidz Summer Camps
Hosted by: Club SciKidz Summer Camps
The Best STEM camps start right here! Each summer Club SciKidz offers over 70+ camps grades Pk-7th. Camp sessions include Robotics, Pokémon, Minecraft, Veterinary Medicine, Stop Motion Animation, Special Effects, Oceanography, Chemistry, Rocketry, American Doll, Wizarding World (Harry Potter), Mini Medical School to name a few! Our camps have 20 make and take projects per week. Club SciKidz is your gaming headquarters with three different Minecraft Camps, Roblox, and Video Game Creation. We also have the best coding and programming camps using robots such as Kibo, Ozobot, Sphero and of course LEGO Robotics. Register today and your kids will have the time of their lives!
Dates/Sessions: Wk of June 9, Wk of June 23, Wk of July 7, Wk of July 14
Daily Times: 9am-4pm
Extended Care Availability: Before Care, After Care
Location: St. James UMC 4400 Peachtree Dunwoody Rd Atlanta GA 30342
Price: $375
Registration Opens: Open Now
Target Age Group: Preschool (0-4 yrs), Early Elem. School (5-8), Upper Elem. School (8-10)
Topics: Chemistry, Earth & Space Science, Engineering, Life Sciences, Nature & Environment, Robotics, STEAM, Technology
Club SciKidz Summer Camps
Hosted by: Club SciKidz Summer Camps
The Best STEM camps start right here! Each summer Club SciKidz offers over 70+ camps grades Pk-7th. Camp sessions include Robotics, Pokémon, Minecraft, Veterinary Medicine, Stop Motion Animation, Special Effects, Oceanography, Chemistry, Rocketry, American Doll, Wizarding World (Harry Potter), Mini Medical School to name a few! Our camps have 20 make and take projects per week. Club SciKidz is your gaming headquarters with three different Minecraft Camps, and Video Game Creation. We also have the best coding and programming camps using robots such as Kibo, Ozobot, Sphero and of course LEGO Robotics. Register today and your kids will have the time of their lives!
Dates/Sessions: Wk of June 23, Wk of July 7, Wk of July 14, Wk of July 21
Daily Times: 9am-4pm
Extended Care Availability: Before Care, After Care
Location: St. Like's Presbyterian Church 1978 Mt. Vernon Rd. Dunwoody GA 30338
Price: $375
Registration Opens: Open Now
Target Age Group: Preschool (0-4 yrs), Early Elem. School (5-8), Upper Elem. School (8-10)
Topics: Chemistry, Earth & Space Science, Engineering, Life Sciences, Physics, Robotics, STEAM, Technology
The Science of Fun STEM Camp
Hosted by: The Science of Fun, INC
The Science of Fun (SOF) is a summer STEM (Science Technology Engineering Mathematics) day camp for grades K-5 near downtown Decatur, Georgia. Join us for hands-on experiments such as slime, rockets, Legos, roller coasters, and homemade ice cream! Our campers receive hearty outdoor play, solid interpersonal coaching, and engaging hands-on STEM activities. We are teacher-owned and operated. Our supervisors are certified teachers who know how to strike the right balance between structure and fun! Rising Middle and High Schoolers may apply for our competitive Counselor in Training (CIT) or Internship Programs. Campers must be age 5+ on the first day of camp.
Each summer, we offer four distinct themes, with each session lasting one week. This setup allows you to schedule up to four weeks of camp in one location without repeating activities! The activities change every year, and many families return summer after summer. An early registration discount is available. We also have a robust CIT (Counselor in Training) leadership program.
Dates/Sessions: Wk of May 26, Wk of June 2, Wk of June 9, Wk of June 16, Wk of June 23, Wk of June 30, Wk of July 7, Wk of July 14, Wk of July 21, Wk of July 28
Daily Times: 9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
Extended Care Availability: Before Care, After Care
Location: North Decatur Presbyterian Church
Price: $399
Registration Opens: December 1, 2024
Target Age Group: Early Elem. School (5-8), Upper Elem. School (8-10), Middle School (11-13), High School (14-18)
Topics: STEAM
The Neuroscience School - Human Brain Imaging: Methods and Applications
Hosted by: Translational Research in Neuroimaging & Data Science (TReNDS) and NSF CREST D-MAP Center
The Neuroscience School at Georgia State University offers week-long classes in neuroscience for high school students. This class on human brain imaging reviews human brain anatomy; introduces brain imaging hardware, software, and data; and offers a tour of a brain imaging center (for students in the Atlanta region). Then the course explores ways that scientists use imaging to record brain activation during reading and to study what might be different in reading disorders. The course closes with a day devoted to understanding how artificial intelligence (AI) can be used to analyze brain imaging data.
Dates/Sessions: Wk of July 21
Daily Times: 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Extended Care Availability: None
Location: Georgia State University, Online Course Using iCollege, GSU's Learning Management System
Price: $350
Registration Opens: January 2025
Target Age Group: High School (14-18)
Topics: Engineering, Health, Life Sciences, Nature & Environment, Science & Society, STEAM, Technology
The Neuroscience School - Modeling Stress and Trauma in Drosophila
Hosted by: Center for Behavioral Neuroscience
The Neuroscience School at Georgia State University offers week-long classes in neuroscience for high school students. This advanced topics course takes students into a working laboratory all week long. Students will learn how complex human diseases are studied in simpler animals and will design and perform original experiments using several different molecular models of stress and trauma in _Drosophila melanogaster_. This course is a rare opportunity for students to work in an actual research setting and practice cutting-edge research techniques using state-of-the-art equipment.
Dates/Sessions: Wk of July 14
Daily Times: 9:30 AM - 3:45 PM
Extended Care Availability: None
Location: Georgia State University, 46 Decatur St. SE, Atlanta, GA 30303
Price: $550
Registration Opens: January 2025
Target Age Group: High School (14-18)
Topics: Chemistry, Health, Life Sciences, Nature & Environment, Science & Society, STEAM
The Neuroscience School - Neuroscience Boot Camp
Hosted by: Center for Behavioral Neuroscience
The Neuroscience School at Georgia State University offers week-long classes in neuroscience for high school students. Neuroscience Boot Camp aims to engage students in college-level introductory neuroscience topics. This in-person class includes lectures, discussions, and hands-on science. This is a great opportunity to learn neuroscience from experts in the field and to network with like-minded peers.
Dates/Sessions: Wk of July 7
Daily Times: 9:30 AM - 3:45 PM
Extended Care Availability: None
Location: Georgia State University, 100 Piedmont Ave SE, Atlanta, GA 30303
Price: $450
Registration Opens: January 2025
Target Age Group: High School (14-18)
Topics: Chemistry, Health, Life Sciences, Nature & Environment, Science & Society, STEAM
The Neuroscience School - Advanced Topics in Neuroscience: Neurological Disorders
Hosted by: Center for Behavioral Neuroscience
The Neuroscience School at Georgia State University offers week-long classes in neuroscience for high school students. This advanced topics course examines neurological disorders, which are diseases of the brain, spinal cord, and/or peripheral nerves. This is a great opportunity to refine your interests in neuroscience and to network with like-minded peers.
Dates/Sessions: Wk of June 23
Daily Times: 9:30 AM - 3:45 PM
Extended Care Availability: None
Location: Georgia State University, 100 Piedmont Avenue SE, Atlanta, GA 30303
Price: $450
Registration Opens: January 2025
Target Age Group: High School (14-18)
Topics: Chemistry, Health, Life Sciences, Nature & Environment, Science & Society, STEAM
The Neuroscience School - Modeling Alzheimer's in Drosophila
Hosted by: Center for Behavioral Neuroscience
The Neuroscience School at Georgia State University offers week-long classes in neuroscience for high school students. This advanced topics course takes students into a working laboratory all week long. Students will learn how complex human diseases are studied in simpler animals and will design and perform original experiments using several different molecular models of Alzheimer’s disease in _Drosophila melanogaster_. This course is a rare opportunity for students to work in an actual research setting and practice cutting-edge research techniques using state-of-the-art equipment.
Dates/Sessions: Wk of June 9
Daily Times: 9:30 AM - 3:45 PM
Extended Care Availability: None
Location: Georgia State University, 46 Decatur St. SE, Atlanta, GA 30303
Price: $550
Registration Opens: January 2025
Target Age Group: High School (14-18)
Topics: Chemistry, Health, Life Sciences, Nature & Environment, Science & Society, STEAM
The Neuroscience School - Online Neuroscience Boot Camp
Hosted by: Center for Behavioral Neuroscience
The Neuroscience School at Georgia State University offers week-long classes in neuroscience for high school students. Neuroscience Boot Camp aims to engage students in college-level introductory neuroscience topics. The online format includes live lectures, discussions, hands-on science, and videos. This is a great opportunity to learn neuroscience from experts in the field and to network with like-minded peers.
Dates/Sessions: Wk of June 2
Daily Times: 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Extended Care Availability: None
Location: Georgia State University, Online Course Using iCollege, GSU's Learning Management System
Price: $400
Registration Opens: January 2025
Target Age Group: High School (14-18)
Topics: STEAM, Science & Society, Life Sciences, Health, Chemistry
Zoo Atlanta Summer Safari Camp
Hosted by: Zoo Atlanta
Explore the amazing living resources of the Zoo! Campers will be immersed in hands-on learning about nature leading to a deeper connection to wildlife and wild places, all while having fun and making friends. Safari Camp provides an immersive, educational experience in a unique setting. It’s more than a camp; it’s a personal exploration of our place in the natural world.
**Each camp experience includes:
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- Hands-on, minds-on exploration of nature
- Science-based investigations in the Zoo
- Up-close experiences with the Zoo’s animal ambassadors
- Making friends and having fun exploring animals from around the world
- Learning about Zoo Atlanta’s conservation and research programs and ways to help species
Price Range:
NON-MEMBER COST:
Junior Ranger (ages 5-7) and Trek (ages 8-11): $400/week
Quest (ages 12-14): $425/week
MEMBER COST:
Junior Ranger (ages 5-7) and Trek (ages 8-11): $320/week
Quest (ages 12-14): $340/week
Dates/Sessions: Wk of May 26, Wk of June 2, Wk of June 9, Wk of June 16, Wk of June 23, Wk of June 30, Wk of July 7, Wk of July 14, Wk of July 21, Wk of July 28
Daily Times: 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
Extended Care Availability: Before Care, After Care
Location: ZOO ATLANTA, 800 Cherokee Ave SE, Atlanta, GA 30316
Price: $320
Registration Opens: Monday, January 27, 2025
Target Age Group: Early Elem. School (5-8), Upper Elem. School (8-10), Middle School (11-13)
Topics: Life Sciences, Nature & Environment, Science & Society, STEAM
High Touch High Tech
Hosted by: High Touch High Tech of Greater Atlanta, Inc.
**Host a Week-Long Half-Day Camp, Individual Visits, or Virtual Lessons with Kits
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A degreed Scientist comes to you to conduct S.T.E.M. FUN! Campers will enjoy a wide range of science subjects through hands-on experiments. Physics, Biology, Geology, Astronomy, and Robotics come to life in this supply intensive experience. All experiments are totally participatory by every camper and most programs have take home experiments. Our instructors can become your resident scientist if you are a facility or, if you are a parent, we can conduct in your clubhouse, basement, park facility, church or a rented room. HTHT has been turning children onto science for 30 years in Metro Atlanta.
Dates/Sessions: Wk of May 26, Wk of June 2, Wk of June 9, Wk of June 16, Wk of June 23, Wk of July 7, Wk of July 14, Wk of July 21, Wk of July 28
Daily Times: 9:30am-12:30pm or 12:30pm-4:00pm half day camps or anytime individual visits
Extended Care Availability: None
Location: We come to you!
Price: $155.0035
Registration Opens: 1/3/2025
Target Age Group: Early Elem. School (5-8), Upper Elem. School (8-10), Middle School (11-13)
Topics: Robotics, Physics, Life Sciences, Chemistry, Earth & Space Science, Engineering, STEAM, Technology, Nature & Environment
MODA Design Camp
Hosted by: Museum of Design Atlanta
Get ready for an unforgettable summer at MODA! Our design camps are the perfect way for young creators aged 6-18 to dive into hands-on experiences that ignite imagination and inspire innovation. Whether they’re building with LEGO, designing future cities, or transforming Atlanta’s neighborhoods, MODA camps encourage kids and teens to explore the power of design in fun and meaningful ways.
Dates/Sessions: Wk of June 2, Wk of June 9, Wk of June 23, Wk of July 7, Wk of July 14, Wk of July 21
Daily Times: 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Extended Care Availability: None
Location: Hinman Building, Georgia Tech, 723 Cherry St NW, Atlanta, GA 30332
Price: $450
Registration Opens: Open now
Target Age Group: Early Elem. School (5-8), Upper Elem. School (8-10), Middle School (11-13), High School (14-18)
Topics: Engineering, Robotics, Science & Society, STEAM, Technology
Critter Camp
Hosted by: The Amphibian Foundation
Critter Camp introduces children to the exciting biodiversity of amphibians and reptiles, using live animals to illustrate aspects of biology and ecology. Campers will be encouraged to ask questions about the animals and discover their own answers through hands-on observation. Campers will learn 'fun facts' about each group: their life cycles, where and how they live, how they reproduce, and their defense strategies. For ages 6-9 and 10-14
Dates/Sessions: Wk of May 26, Wk of June 2, Wk of June 9, Wk of June 16, Wk of June 23, Wk of June 30, Wk of July 7, Wk of July 14, Wk of July 21, Wk of July 28
Daily Times: 9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
Extended Care Availability: Before Care
Location: The Amphibian Foundation, 4055 Roswell Rd. NE, Atlanta, GA 30342
Price: $395
Registration Opens: Registration is NOW open
Target Age Group: Upper Elem. School (8-10), Middle School (11-13)
Topics: Nature & Environment, STEAM
Critter Camp
Hosted by: The Amphibian Foundation
Critter Camp introduces children to the exciting biodiversity of amphibians and reptiles, using live animals to illustrate aspects of biology and ecology. Campers will be encouraged to ask questions about the animals and discover their own answers through hands-on observation. Campers will learn 'fun facts' about each group: their life cycles, where and how they live, how they reproduce, and their defense strategies. For ages 6-9 and 10-14
Dates/Sessions: Wk of June 2, Wk of June 9, Wk of June 16, Wk of June 23, Wk of July 7, Wk of July 14, Wk of July 21
Daily Times: 9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
Extended Care Availability: Before Care
Location: The Friends School of Atlanta, 862 S Columbia Dr, Decatur, GA 30030
Price: $300
Registration Opens: Registration is NOW open
Target Age Group: Upper Elem. School (8-10), Middle School (11-13)
Topics: Nature & Environment, STEAM
Girls Link Up Summer Camp
Hosted by: 3D Girls, Inc.
The Girls Link Up summer program targets rising 3rd-9th grade girls across Atlanta. Sessions will occur Monday – Friday from 8:00am – 3:30pm starting June 9, 2025, through July 3, 2025. Each day of the week is scheduled to incorporate elements of STEAM and Entrepreneurship. Academic sessions occur during morning sessions, specifically focusing on improving math fluency and building reading skills using science in a contextual learning framework. We intentionally provide an affordable, one-of-a-kind summer experience for girls to explore, engage, and ignite their passions.
Dates/Sessions: Wk of June 9, Wk of June 16, Wk of June 23, Wk of June 30
Daily Times: 8:00 AM - 3:30 PM
Extended Care Availability: None
Location: TBD
Price: $500
Registration Opens: March 1
Target Age Group: Upper Elem. School (8-10), Middle School (11-13)
Topics: Business/Careers, Engineering, Life Sciences, Health, Math, Science & Society, STEAM, Technology
Camp Invention at Bethesda Elementary
Hosted by: Bethesda Elementary School
**Introducing an All-New 2025 Camp Invention Experience!**
Inspire your young innovator with a one-of-a-kind summer adventure! Exciting, hands-on challenges will spark curiosity and build their confidence as they dive into limitless STEM fun full of opportunities to imagine, experiment and create. Read more about what your camper will do each day at Camp Invention:
**INNOVATION**
Your camper will unleash the power of the claw as they make their own mechanical claw machine complete with unique prizes that they create! They’ll discover hands-on physics, explore animals with claws and become an entrepreneur.
**CREATIVITY**
Embracing their curiosity, your camper will uncover the science behind optical illusions in art, movies, attractions, theater and animation. They’ll design and test various illusions and invent their own moving props to become a special effects expert!
**PROBLEM SOLVING**
Your camper will rev up for the ultimate road trip complete with their own transmitter and receiver, custom dashboard and travel map! As an innovative traveler, they’ll choose their own path and invent their way out of bumps in the road.
**PERSISTENCE**
Embarking on an eco-expedition, your camper will investigate penguins and the ice and snow of Antarctica. With their imagination and the help of a robotic assistant, they’ll develop penguin and planet-saving prototypes!
Payment plan options available
For children entering grades K - 6
Leaders-in-Training spots for grades 7-9
Dates/Sessions: Wk of June 2
Daily Times: 9:00 AM - 3:30 PM
Extended Care Availability: None
Location: Bethesda Elementary School, 437 Old Peachtree Rd NW, Suwanee, GA 30024
Price: $275
Registration Opens: Open now
Target Age Group: Early Elem. School (5-8), Upper Elem. School (8-10)
Topics: Earth & Space Science, Engineering, Business/Careers, Life Sciences, Nature & Environment, Science & Society, STEAM
Camp Invention at Berkeley Lake Elementary
Hosted by: Berkeley Lake Elementary School
**Introducing an All-New 2025 Camp Invention Experience!**
Inspire your young innovator with a one-of-a-kind summer adventure! Exciting, hands-on challenges will spark curiosity and build their confidence as they dive into limitless STEM fun full of opportunities to imagine, experiment and create. Read more about what your camper will do each day at Camp Invention:
**INNOVATION**
Your camper will unleash the power of the claw as they make their own mechanical claw machine complete with unique prizes that they create! They’ll discover hands-on physics, explore animals with claws and become an entrepreneur.
**CREATIVITY**
Embracing their curiosity, your camper will uncover the science behind optical illusions in art, movies, attractions, theater and animation. They’ll design and test various illusions and invent their own moving props to become a special effects expert!
**PROBLEM SOLVING**
Your camper will rev up for the ultimate road trip complete with their own transmitter and receiver, custom dashboard and travel map! As an innovative traveler, they’ll choose their own path and invent their way out of bumps in the road.
**PERSISTENCE**
Embarking on an eco-expedition, your camper will investigate penguins and the ice and snow of Antarctica. With their imagination and the help of a robotic assistant, they’ll develop penguin and planet-saving prototypes!
Payment plan options available
For children entering grades K - 6
Leaders-in-Training spots for grades 7-9
**Please Note: **This is a 4 day program running Monday - Thursday.
Dates/Sessions: Wk of June 2
Daily Times: 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Extended Care Availability: Before Care, After Care
Location: Berkeley Lake Elementary School, 4300 S. Berkeley Lake Road, Duluth, GA 30096
Price: $290
Registration Opens: Open now
Target Age Group: Early Elem. School (5-8), Upper Elem. School (8-10)
Topics: Business/Careers, Earth & Space Science, Engineering, Life Sciences, Nature & Environment, Physics, Science & Society, STEAM
Buttercup STEAM Robotics & Coding Summer Camp
Hosted by: Buttercup STEAM
Buttercup STEAM Camp is a week-long immersive experience designed to inspire girls, particularly girls of color, in grades 3-8 (ages 8-14) to explore Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics (STEAM). Participants learn coding, robotics, and problem-solving with fun and engaging Steampunk-themed projects. The program builds foundational STEAM skills through hands-on projects, fostering creativity and technical expertise in a supportive and inclusive setting. Beginner Level (June 9 - 13) Intermediate Level (June 23 - 27)
Dates/Sessions: Wk of June 9, Wk of June 23
Daily Times: 9:00 AM - 3:30 PM
Extended Care Availability: Before Care, After Care
Location: Tucker, GA 30084
Price: $485
Registration Opens: February 1, 2025
Target Age Group: Upper Elem. School (8-10), Middle School (11-13)
Topics: STEAM, Technology, Robotics, Engineering
Camp Invention at Briarlake
Hosted by: Briarlake Elementary School
**Introducing an All-New 2025 Camp Invention Experience!**
Inspire your young innovator with a one-of-a-kind summer adventure! Exciting, hands-on challenges will spark curiosity and build their confidence as they dive into limitless STEM fun full of opportunities to imagine, experiment and create. Read more about what your camper will do each day at Camp Invention:
**INNOVATION**
Your camper will unleash the power of the claw as they make their own mechanical claw machine complete with unique prizes that they create! They’ll discover hands-on physics, explore animals with claws and become an entrepreneur.
**CREATIVITY**
Embracing their curiosity, your camper will uncover the science behind optical illusions in art, movies, attractions, theater and animation. They’ll design and test various illusions and invent their own moving props to become a special effects expert!
**PROBLEM SOLVING**
Your camper will rev up for the ultimate road trip complete with their own transmitter and receiver, custom dashboard and travel map! As an innovative traveler, they’ll choose their own path and invent their way out of bumps in the road.
**PERSISTENCE**
Embarking on an eco-expedition, your camper will investigate penguins and the ice and snow of Antarctica. With their imagination and the help of a robotic assistant, they’ll develop penguin and planet-saving prototypes!
Payment plan options available
For children entering grades K - 6
Leaders-in-Training spots for grades 7-9
Dates/Sessions: Wk of June 23
Daily Times: 9:00 AM - 3:30 PM
Extended Care Availability: Before Care, After Care
Location: 3801 Briarcliff Rd NE, Atlanta, GA 30345
Price: $300
Registration Opens: Open now
Target Age Group: Early Elem. School (5-8), Upper Elem. School (8-10)
Topics: Business/Careers, Earth & Space Science, Engineering, Nature & Environment, Life Sciences, Physics, Science & Society, STEAM
Camp Invention at Brookwood Elementary
Hosted by: Brookwood Elementary School
**Introducing an All-New 2025 Camp Invention Experience!**
Inspire your young innovator with a one-of-a-kind summer adventure! Exciting, hands-on challenges will spark curiosity and build their confidence as they dive into limitless STEM fun full of opportunities to imagine, experiment and create. Read more about what your camper will do each day at Camp Invention:
**INNOVATION**
Your camper will unleash the power of the claw as they make their own mechanical claw machine complete with unique prizes that they create! They’ll discover hands-on physics, explore animals with claws and become an entrepreneur.
**CREATIVITY**
Embracing their curiosity, your camper will uncover the science behind optical illusions in art, movies, attractions, theater and animation. They’ll design and test various illusions and invent their own moving props to become a special effects expert!
**PROBLEM SOLVING**
Your camper will rev up for the ultimate road trip complete with their own transmitter and receiver, custom dashboard and travel map! As an innovative traveler, they’ll choose their own path and invent their way out of bumps in the road.
**PERSISTENCE**
Embarking on an eco-expedition, your camper will investigate penguins and the ice and snow of Antarctica. With their imagination and the help of a robotic assistant, they’ll develop penguin and planet-saving prototypes!
Payment plan options available
For children entering grades K - 6
Leaders-in-Training spots for grades 7-9
Dates/Sessions: Wk of June 2
Daily Times: 9:00 AM - 3:30 PM
Extended Care Availability: None
Location: Brookwood Elementary, 2980 Vaughan Drive, Cumming, GA 30041
Price: $300
Registration Opens: Open now
Target Age Group: Early Elem. School (5-8), Upper Elem. School (8-10)
Topics: Business/Careers, Earth & Space Science, Engineering, Life Sciences, Nature & Environment, Physics, Science & Society, STEAM
Camp Invention at Burnt Hickory Elementary
Hosted by: Burnt Hickory Elementary School
**Introducing an All-New 2025 Camp Invention Experience!**
Inspire your young innovator with a one-of-a-kind summer adventure! Exciting, hands-on challenges will spark curiosity and build their confidence as they dive into limitless STEM fun full of opportunities to imagine, experiment and create. Read more about what your camper will do each day at Camp Invention:
**INNOVATION**
Your camper will unleash the power of the claw as they make their own mechanical claw machine complete with unique prizes that they create! They’ll discover hands-on physics, explore animals with claws and become an entrepreneur.
**CREATIVITY**
Embracing their curiosity, your camper will uncover the science behind optical illusions in art, movies, attractions, theater and animation. They’ll design and test various illusions and invent their own moving props to become a special effects expert!
**PROBLEM SOLVING**
Your camper will rev up for the ultimate road trip complete with their own transmitter and receiver, custom dashboard and travel map! As an innovative traveler, they’ll choose their own path and invent their way out of bumps in the road.
**PERSISTENCE**
Embarking on an eco-expedition, your camper will investigate penguins and the ice and snow of Antarctica. With their imagination and the help of a robotic assistant, they’ll develop penguin and planet-saving prototypes!
Payment plan options available
For children entering grades K - 6
Leaders-in-Training spots for grades 7-9
Dates/Sessions: Wk of June 16
Daily Times: 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Extended Care Availability: None
Location: Burnt Hickory Elementary, 80 North Paulding Dr Dallas, GA 30132
Price: $295
Registration Opens: Open now
Target Age Group: Early Elem. School (5-8), Upper Elem. School (8-10)
Topics: Business/Careers, Earth & Space Science, Engineering, Life Sciences, Nature & Environment, Physics, Science & Society, STEAM
Camp Invention at Chattahoochee Elementary
Hosted by: Chattahoochee Elementary
**Introducing an All-New 2025 Camp Invention Experience!**
Inspire your young innovator with a one-of-a-kind summer adventure! Exciting, hands-on challenges will spark curiosity and build their confidence as they dive into limitless STEM fun full of opportunities to imagine, experiment and create. Read more about what your camper will do each day at Camp Invention:
**INNOVATION**
Your camper will unleash the power of the claw as they make their own mechanical claw machine complete with unique prizes that they create! They’ll discover hands-on physics, explore animals with claws and become an entrepreneur.
**CREATIVITY**
Embracing their curiosity, your camper will uncover the science behind optical illusions in art, movies, attractions, theater and animation. They’ll design and test various illusions and invent their own moving props to become a special effects expert!
**PROBLEM SOLVING**
Your camper will rev up for the ultimate road trip complete with their own transmitter and receiver, custom dashboard and travel map! As an innovative traveler, they’ll choose their own path and invent their way out of bumps in the road.
**PERSISTENCE**
Embarking on an eco-expedition, your camper will investigate penguins and the ice and snow of Antarctica. With their imagination and the help of a robotic assistant, they’ll develop penguin and planet-saving prototypes!
Payment plan options available
For children entering grades K - 6
Leaders-in-Training spots for grades 7-9
Dates/Sessions: Wk of June 2
Daily Times: 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Extended Care Availability: None
Location: Chattahoochee Elementary School, 2930 Albion Farm Road Duluth, GA 30097
Price: $290
Registration Opens: Open now
Target Age Group: Early Elem. School (5-8), Upper Elem. School (8-10)
Topics: Business/Careers, Earth & Space Science, Engineering, Life Sciences, Nature & Environment, Physics, Science & Society, STEAM
Camp Invention at Fort Daniel Elementary
Hosted by: Fort Daniel Elementary School
**Introducing an All-New 2025 Camp Invention Experience!**
Inspire your young innovator with a one-of-a-kind summer adventure! Exciting, hands-on challenges will spark curiosity and build their confidence as they dive into limitless STEM fun full of opportunities to imagine, experiment and create. Read more about what your camper will do each day at Camp Invention:
**INNOVATION**
Unleash the power of the claw as you make your own mechanical claw machine complete with unique prizes that you create! Discover hands-on physics, explore animals with claws and become an entrepreneur.
**CREATIVITY**
Embrace your curiosity as you uncover the science behind optical illusions in art, movies, attractions, theater and animation. Design and test various illusions and invent your own moving props to become a special effects expert!
**PROBLEM SOLVING**
Rev up for the ultimate road trip complete with your own transmitter and receiver, custom dashboard and travel map! As the traveler, you choose your own path and invent your way out of bumps in the road.
**PERSISTENCE**
Embark on an eco-expedition to investigate penguins and the ice and snow of Antarctica. With your imagination and the help of a robotic assistant, you’ll develop penguin and planet-saving prototypes!
Payment plan options available
For children entering grades K - 6
Leaders-in-Training spots for grades 7-9
Dates/Sessions: Wk of June 2
Daily Times: 9:00 AM - 3:30 PM
Extended Care Availability: None
Location: Fort Daniel Elementary School, 1725 Auburn Rd Dacula, GA 30019
Price: $300
Registration Opens: Open now
Target Age Group: Early Elem. School (5-8), Upper Elem. School (8-10)
Topics: Business/Careers, Earth & Space Science, Engineering, Life Sciences, Nature & Environment, Physics, Science & Society, STEAM
Camp Invention at Knight Elementary
Hosted by: Knight Elementary
**Introducing an All-New 2025 Camp Invention Experience!**
Inspire your young innovator with a one-of-a-kind summer adventure! Exciting, hands-on challenges will spark curiosity and build their confidence as they dive into limitless STEM fun full of opportunities to imagine, experiment and create. Read more about what your camper will do each day at Camp Invention:
**INNOVATION**
Unleash the power of the claw as you make your own mechanical claw machine complete with unique prizes that you create! Discover hands-on physics, explore animals with claws and become an entrepreneur.
**CREATIVITY**
Embrace your curiosity as you uncover the science behind optical illusions in art, movies, attractions, theater and animation. Design and test various illusions and invent your own moving props to become a special effects expert!
**PROBLEM SOLVING**
Rev up for the ultimate road trip complete with your own transmitter and receiver, custom dashboard and travel map! As the traveler, you choose your own path and invent your way out of bumps in the road.
**PERSISTENCE**
Embark on an eco-expedition to investigate penguins and the ice and snow of Antarctica. With your imagination and the help of a robotic assistant, you’ll develop penguin and planet-saving prototypes!
Payment plan options available
For children entering grades K - 6
Leaders-in-Training spots for grades 7-9
Dates/Sessions: Wk of June 9
Daily Times: 9:00 AM - 3:30 PM
Extended Care Availability: None
Location: Knight Elementary School, 401 N River Dr SW Lilburn, GA 30047
Price: $275
Registration Opens: Open now
Target Age Group: Early Elem. School (5-8), Upper Elem. School (8-10)
Topics: Business/Careers, Earth & Space Science, Engineering, Life Sciences, Nature & Environment, Physics, Science & Society, STEAM
Camp Invention at Landmark Christian
Hosted by: Landmark Christian School
**Introducing an All-New 2025 Camp Invention Experience!**
Inspire your young innovator with a one-of-a-kind summer adventure! Exciting, hands-on challenges will spark curiosity and build their confidence as they dive into limitless STEM fun full of opportunities to imagine, experiment and create. Read more about what your camper will do each day at Camp Invention:
**INNOVATION**
Your camper will unleash the power of the claw as they make their own mechanical claw machine complete with unique prizes that they create! They’ll discover hands-on physics, explore animals with claws and become an entrepreneur.
**CREATIVITY**
Embracing their curiosity, your camper will uncover the science behind optical illusions in art, movies, attractions, theater and animation. They’ll design and test various illusions and invent their own moving props to become a special effects expert!
**PROBLEM SOLVING**
Your camper will rev up for the ultimate road trip complete with their own transmitter and receiver, custom dashboard and travel map! As an innovative traveler, they’ll choose their own path and invent their way out of bumps in the road.
**PERSISTENCE**
Embarking on an eco-expedition, your camper will investigate penguins and the ice and snow of Antarctica. With their imagination and the help of a robotic assistant, they’ll develop penguin and planet-saving prototypes!
Payment plan options available
For children entering grades 1 - 6
Leaders-in-Training spots for grades 7-9
Dates/Sessions: Wk of June 23
Daily Times: 9:00 AM - 3:30 PM
Extended Care Availability: None
Location: Landmark Christian School, 50 SE Broad St Fairburn, GA 30213
Price: $285
Registration Opens: Open now
Target Age Group: Early Elem. School (5-8), Upper Elem. School (8-10)
Topics: Business/Careers, Earth & Space Science, Engineering, Life Sciences, Nature & Environment, Physics, Science & Society, STEAM
Camp Invention at Lyndon Academy
Hosted by: Lyndon Academy
**Introducing an All-New 2025 Camp Invention Experience!**
Inspire your young innovator with a one-of-a-kind summer adventure! Exciting, hands-on challenges will spark curiosity and build their confidence as they dive into limitless STEM fun full of opportunities to imagine, experiment and create. Read more about what your camper will do each day at Camp Invention:
**INNOVATION**
Your camper will unleash the power of the claw as they make their own mechanical claw machine complete with unique prizes that they create! They’ll discover hands-on physics, explore animals with claws and become an entrepreneur.
**CREATIVITY**
Embracing their curiosity, your camper will uncover the science behind optical illusions in art, movies, attractions, theater and animation. They’ll design and test various illusions and invent their own moving props to become a special effects expert!
**PROBLEM SOLVING**
Your camper will rev up for the ultimate road trip complete with their own transmitter and receiver, custom dashboard and travel map! As an innovative traveler, they’ll choose their own path and invent their way out of bumps in the road.
**PERSISTENCE**
Embarking on an eco-expedition, your camper will investigate penguins and the ice and snow of Antarctica. With their imagination and the help of a robotic assistant, they’ll develop penguin and planet-saving prototypes!
Payment plan options available
For children entering grades 1 - 6
Leaders-in-Training spots for grades 7-9
Dates/Sessions: Wk of June 16
Daily Times: 9:00 AM - 3:30 PM
Extended Care Availability: Before Care, After Care
Location: Lyndon Academy, 485 Toonigh Road Holly Springs, GA 30188
Price: $315
Registration Opens: Open now
Target Age Group: Early Elem. School (5-8), Upper Elem. School (8-10)
Topics: Business/Careers, Earth & Space Science, Engineering, Life Sciences, Nature & Environment, Physics, Science & Society, STEAM
Camp Invention at Monroe Country Day
Hosted by: Monroe Country Day School
**Introducing an All-New 2025 Camp Invention Experience!**
Inspire your young innovator with a one-of-a-kind summer adventure! Exciting, hands-on challenges will spark curiosity and build their confidence as they dive into limitless STEM fun full of opportunities to imagine, experiment and create. Read more about what your camper will do each day at Camp Invention:
**INNOVATION**
Your camper will unleash the power of the claw as they make their own mechanical claw machine complete with unique prizes that they create! They’ll discover hands-on physics, explore animals with claws and become an entrepreneur.
**CREATIVITY**
Embracing their curiosity, your camper will uncover the science behind optical illusions in art, movies, attractions, theater and animation. They’ll design and test various illusions and invent their own moving props to become a special effects expert!
**PROBLEM SOLVING**
Your camper will rev up for the ultimate road trip complete with their own transmitter and receiver, custom dashboard and travel map! As an innovative traveler, they’ll choose their own path and invent their way out of bumps in the road.
**PERSISTENCE**
Embarking on an eco-expedition, your camper will investigate penguins and the ice and snow of Antarctica. With their imagination and the help of a robotic assistant, they’ll develop penguin and planet-saving prototypes!
Payment plan options available
For children entering grades 1 - 6
Leaders-in-Training spots for grades 7-9
Dates/Sessions: Wk of June 2
Daily Times: 9:00 AM - 3:30 PM
Extended Care Availability: Before Care, After Care
Location: Monroe Country Day School, 602 E Church Street Monroe, GA 30655
Price: $300
Registration Opens: Open now
Target Age Group: Early Elem. School (5-8), Upper Elem. School (8-10)
Topics: Business/Careers, Earth & Space Science, Engineering, Life Sciences, Nature & Environment, Physics, Science & Society, STEAM
Camp Invention at Ola Middle School
Hosted by: Ola Middle School
**Introducing an All-New 2025 Camp Invention Experience!**
Inspire your young innovator with a one-of-a-kind summer adventure! Exciting, hands-on challenges will spark curiosity and build their confidence as they dive into limitless STEM fun full of opportunities to imagine, experiment and create. Read more about what your camper will do each day at Camp Invention:
**INNOVATION**
Your camper will unleash the power of the claw as they make their own mechanical claw machine complete with unique prizes that they create! They’ll discover hands-on physics, explore animals with claws and become an entrepreneur.
**CREATIVITY**
Embracing their curiosity, your camper will uncover the science behind optical illusions in art, movies, attractions, theater and animation. They’ll design and test various illusions and invent their own moving props to become a special effects expert!
**PROBLEM SOLVING**
Your camper will rev up for the ultimate road trip complete with their own transmitter and receiver, custom dashboard and travel map! As an innovative traveler, they’ll choose their own path and invent their way out of bumps in the road.
**PERSISTENCE**
Embarking on an eco-expedition, your camper will investigate penguins and the ice and snow of Antarctica. With their imagination and the help of a robotic assistant, they’ll develop penguin and planet-saving prototypes!
Payment plan options available
For children entering grades 1 - 6
Leaders-in-Training spots for grades 7-9
Dates/Sessions: Wk of June 16
Daily Times: 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Extended Care Availability: Before Care, After Care
Location: Ola Middle School, 353 N Ola Rd McDonough, GA 30252
Price: $280
Registration Opens: Open now
Target Age Group: Early Elem. School (5-8), Upper Elem. School (8-10)
Topics: Business/Careers, Earth & Space Science, Engineering, Life Sciences, Nature & Environment, Physics, Science & Society, STEAM
Camp Invention at Ruth Hill Elementary
Hosted by: Ruth Hill Elementary School
**Introducing an All-New 2025 Camp Invention Experience!**
Inspire your young innovator with a one-of-a-kind summer adventure! Exciting, hands-on challenges will spark curiosity and build their confidence as they dive into limitless STEM fun full of opportunities to imagine, experiment and create. Read more about what your camper will do each day at Camp Invention:
**INNOVATION**
Your camper will unleash the power of the claw as they make their own mechanical claw machine complete with unique prizes that they create! They’ll discover hands-on physics, explore animals with claws and become an entrepreneur.
**CREATIVITY**
Embracing their curiosity, your camper will uncover the science behind optical illusions in art, movies, attractions, theater and animation. They’ll design and test various illusions and invent their own moving props to become a special effects expert!
**PROBLEM SOLVING**
Your camper will rev up for the ultimate road trip complete with their own transmitter and receiver, custom dashboard and travel map! As an innovative traveler, they’ll choose their own path and invent their way out of bumps in the road.
**PERSISTENCE**
Embarking on an eco-expedition, your camper will investigate penguins and the ice and snow of Antarctica. With their imagination and the help of a robotic assistant, they’ll develop penguin and planet-saving prototypes!
Payment plan options available
For children entering grades 1 - 6
Leaders-in-Training spots for grades 7-9
Dates/Sessions: Wk of June 2
Daily Times: 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Extended Care Availability: None
Location: Ruth Hill Elementary School, 57 Sunset Ln, Newnan, GA 30263
Price: $300
Registration Opens: Open now
Target Age Group: Early Elem. School (5-8), Upper Elem. School (8-10)
Topics: Business/Careers, Earth & Space Science, Engineering, Life Sciences, Nature & Environment, Robotics, Science & Society, STEAM
Camp Invention at Sedalia Park Elementary
Hosted by: Sedalia Park Elementary School
**Introducing an All-New 2025 Camp Invention Experience!**
Inspire your young innovator with a one-of-a-kind summer adventure! Exciting, hands-on challenges will spark curiosity and build their confidence as they dive into limitless STEM fun full of opportunities to imagine, experiment and create. Read more about what your camper will do each day at Camp Invention:
**INNOVATION**
Your camper will unleash the power of the claw as they make their own mechanical claw machine complete with unique prizes that they create! They’ll discover hands-on physics, explore animals with claws and become an entrepreneur.
**CREATIVITY**
Embracing their curiosity, your camper will uncover the science behind optical illusions in art, movies, attractions, theater and animation. They’ll design and test various illusions and invent their own moving props to become a special effects expert!
**PROBLEM SOLVING**
Your camper will rev up for the ultimate road trip complete with their own transmitter and receiver, custom dashboard and travel map! As an innovative traveler, they’ll choose their own path and invent their way out of bumps in the road.
**PERSISTENCE**
Embarking on an eco-expedition, your camper will investigate penguins and the ice and snow of Antarctica. With their imagination and the help of a robotic assistant, they’ll develop penguin and planet-saving prototypes!
Payment plan options available
For children entering grades 1 - 6
Leaders-in-Training spots for grades 7-9
Dates/Sessions: Wk of June 2
Daily Times: 8:00 AM - 4:00PM
Extended Care Availability: None
Location: Sedalia Park Elementary School, 2230 Lower Roswell Road, Marietta, GA 30068
Price: $295
Registration Opens: Open now
Target Age Group: Early Elem. School (5-8), Upper Elem. School (8-10)
Topics: Business/Careers, Earth & Space Science, Engineering, Life Sciences, Nature & Environment, Physics, Science & Society, STEAM
Camp Invention at Sharon Elementary
Hosted by: Sharon Elementary School
**Introducing an All-New 2025 Camp Invention Experience!**
Inspire your young innovator with a one-of-a-kind summer adventure! Exciting, hands-on challenges will spark curiosity and build their confidence as they dive into limitless STEM fun full of opportunities to imagine, experiment and create. Read more about what your camper will do each day at Camp Invention:
**INNOVATION**
Your camper will unleash the power of the claw as they make their own mechanical claw machine complete with unique prizes that they create! They’ll discover hands-on physics, explore animals with claws and become an entrepreneur.
**CREATIVITY**
Embracing their curiosity, your camper will uncover the science behind optical illusions in art, movies, attractions, theater and animation. They’ll design and test various illusions and invent their own moving props to become a special effects expert!
**PROBLEM SOLVING**
Your camper will rev up for the ultimate road trip complete with their own transmitter and receiver, custom dashboard and travel map! As an innovative traveler, they’ll choose their own path and invent their way out of bumps in the road.
**PERSISTENCE**
Embarking on an eco-expedition, your camper will investigate penguins and the ice and snow of Antarctica. With their imagination and the help of a robotic assistant, they’ll develop penguin and planet-saving prototypes!
Payment plan options available
For children entering grades 1 - 6
Leaders-in-Training spots for grades 7-9
Dates/Sessions: Wk of June 16
Daily Times: 9:00 AM - 3:30 PM
Extended Care Availability: None
Location: Sharon Elementary School, 3595 Old Atlanta Road Suwanee, GA 30024
Price: $310
Registration Opens: Open now
Target Age Group: Early Elem. School (5-8), Upper Elem. School (8-10)
Topics: Business/Careers, Earth & Space Science, Engineering, Life Sciences, Nature & Environment, Physics, Science & Society, STEAM
Camp Invention at St Jude
Hosted by: St Jude the Apostle Catholic School
**Introducing an All-New 2025 Camp Invention Experience!**
Inspire your young innovator with a one-of-a-kind summer adventure! Exciting, hands-on challenges will spark curiosity and build their confidence as they dive into limitless STEM fun full of opportunities to imagine, experiment and create. Read more about what your camper will do each day at Camp Invention:
**INNOVATION**
Your camper will unleash the power of the claw as they make their own mechanical claw machine complete with unique prizes that they create! They’ll discover hands-on physics, explore animals with claws and become an entrepreneur.
**CREATIVITY**
Embracing their curiosity, your camper will uncover the science behind optical illusions in art, movies, attractions, theater and animation. They’ll design and test various illusions and invent their own moving props to become a special effects expert!
**PROBLEM SOLVING**
Your camper will rev up for the ultimate road trip complete with their own transmitter and receiver, custom dashboard and travel map! As an innovative traveler, they’ll choose their own path and invent their way out of bumps in the road.
**PERSISTENCE**
Embarking on an eco-expedition, your camper will investigate penguins and the ice and snow of Antarctica. With their imagination and the help of a robotic assistant, they’ll develop penguin and planet-saving prototypes!
Payment plan options available
For children entering grades 1 - 6
**Please Note:** Camp is only for students that attend St. Jude the Apostle Catholic School.
Dates/Sessions: Wk of June 16
Daily Times: 8:30 AM - 2:30 PM
Extended Care Availability: None
Location: St Jude the Apostle Catholic School, 7171 Glenridge Drive Atlanta, GA 30328
Price: $300
Registration Opens: Open now
Target Age Group: Early Elem. School (5-8), Upper Elem. School (8-10)
Topics: Business/Careers, Earth & Space Science, Engineering, Life Sciences, Nature & Environment, Physics, Science & Society, STEAM
CDC Museum Disease Detective Camp
Hosted by: CDC Museum
CDC Museum Disease Detective Camp (DDC) is an interdisciplinary educational program organized by the CDC Museum. DDC reflects the museum’s mission of educating the public about CDC’s work. This academic day camp is held at CDC headquarters in Atlanta, Georgia. Admission is open to high-school students during the summer before their junior or senior years. During camp students are immersed in the diverse field of public health.
Topics vary year to year, but may include: public health interventions, global health, infectious disease, chronic disease, injury prevention, data analysis, surveys, school wellness programs, violence prevention, environmental health, emergency preparedness, outbreaks, scientific communication, laboratory technology, disease surveillance, epidemiology, and public health law. Camp is a fast paced, academically demanding program. Participants are expected to fully immerse themselves, work together, and become a diverse team of disease detectives!CDC Museum Disease Detective Camp (DDC) is an interdisciplinary educational program organized by the CDC Museum. DDC reflects the museum’s mission of educating the public about CDC’s work. This academic day camp is held at CDC headquarters in Atlanta, Georgia. Admission is open to high-school students during the summer before their junior or senior years. During camp students are immersed in the diverse field of public health.
Topics vary year to year, but may include: public health interventions, global health, infectious disease, chronic disease, injury prevention, data analysis, surveys, school wellness programs, violence prevention, environmental health, emergency preparedness, outbreaks, scientific communication, laboratory technology, disease surveillance, epidemiology, and public health law. Camp is a fast paced, academically demanding program. Participants are expected to fully immerse themselves, work together, and become a diverse team of disease detectives!
The camp is free but students must provide housing and cost of getting to and from camp.
AUDIENCE: The Disease Detective camp is designed for high-school students during the summer before their junior or senior years. Attendees must be at least 16 years old on the first day of the camp session to which they are accepted.
Read the FAQ to learn more about the Disease Detective Camp. If this feels like the right program for you, find the application in the FAQ. Application is due March 7
Dates/Sessions: Wk of June 23
Daily Times: 8:00am-4:00pm
Extended Care Availability: None
Location: 1600 Clifton Rd NE, Atlanta, GA 30329
Price: $0
Registration Opens: December 15, 2024
Target Age Group: High School (14-18)
Topics: STEAM, Science & Society, Life Sciences, Health, Business/Careers, Math, Nature & Environment, Technology
CDC Museum Disease Detective Camp
Hosted by: CDC Museum
CDC Museum Disease Detective Camp (DDC) is an interdisciplinary educational program organized by the CDC Museum. DDC reflects the museum’s mission of educating the public about CDC’s work. This academic day camp is held at CDC headquarters in Atlanta, Georgia. Admission is open to high-school students during the summer before their junior or senior years. During camp students are immersed in the diverse field of public health.
Topics vary year to year, but may include: public health interventions, global health, infectious disease, chronic disease, injury prevention, data analysis, surveys, school wellness programs, violence prevention, environmental health, emergency preparedness, outbreaks, scientific communication, laboratory technology, disease surveillance, epidemiology, and public health law. Camp is a fast paced, academically demanding program. Participants are expected to fully immerse themselves, work together, and become a diverse team of disease detectives!CDC Museum Disease Detective Camp (DDC) is an interdisciplinary educational program organized by the CDC Museum. DDC reflects the museum’s mission of educating the public about CDC’s work. This academic day camp is held at CDC headquarters in Atlanta, Georgia. Admission is open to high-school students during the summer before their junior or senior years. During camp students are immersed in the diverse field of public health.
Topics vary year to year, but may include: public health interventions, global health, infectious disease, chronic disease, injury prevention, data analysis, surveys, school wellness programs, violence prevention, environmental health, emergency preparedness, outbreaks, scientific communication, laboratory technology, disease surveillance, epidemiology, and public health law. Camp is a fast paced, academically demanding program. Participants are expected to fully immerse themselves, work together, and become a diverse team of disease detectives!
The camp is free but students must provide housing and cost of getting to and from camp.
AUDIENCE: The Disease Detective camp is designed for high-school students during the summer before their junior or senior years. Attendees must be at least 16 years old on the first day of the camp session to which they are accepted.
Read the FAQ to learn more about the Disease Detective Camp. If this feels like the right program for you, find the application in the FAQ. Application is due March 7
Dates/Sessions: Wk of July 21
Daily Times: 8:00am-4:00pm
Extended Care Availability: None
Location: 1600 Clifton Rd NE, Atlanta, GA 30329
Price: $0
Registration Opens: December 15, 2024
Target Age Group: High School (14-18)
Topics: Business/Careers, Health, Life Sciences, Science & Society, STEAM, Technology
CDC Museum Public Health Academy Online Summer Course
Hosted by: CDC Museum
The CDC Museum Public Health Academy Online Summer Course is a web-based course with both synchronous and asynchronous components. The course reflects the museum’s mission of educating the public about CDC’s work. Admission is open to high-school students during the summer before their junior or senior years.
Topics vary course to course, but may include: public health interventions, global health, infectious disease, chronic disease, injury prevention, data analysis, surveys, school wellness programs, violence prevention, birth defects, mental health, environmental health, emergency preparedness, outbreaks, scientific communication, laboratory technology, disease surveillance, epidemiology, and public health law. The course is a fast-paced academic program. Participants are expected to immerse themselves in all course materials and complete daily assignments by given deadlines in the week.The CDC Museum Public Health Academy Online Summer Course is a web-based course with both synchronous and asynchronous components. The course reflects the museum’s mission of educating the public about CDC’s work. Admission is open to high-school students during the summer before their junior or senior years.
Topics vary course to course, but may include: public health interventions, global health, infectious disease, chronic disease, injury prevention, data analysis, surveys, school wellness programs, violence prevention, birth defects, mental health, environmental health, emergency preparedness, outbreaks, scientific communication, laboratory technology, disease surveillance, epidemiology, and public health law. The course is a fast-paced academic program. Participants are expected to immerse themselves in all course materials and complete daily assignments by given deadlines in the week.
AUDIENCE: Admission is open to high-school students during the summer before their junior or senior years and they must be at least 16 years old on the first day of the course session to which they are accepted.
View a side-by-side comparison of our summer programs on the website. Read the FAQ to learn more about the Online Summer Course. If this feels like the right program for you, find the application in the FAQ. Note the application submission deadline is March 7, 2025.
Dates/Sessions: Wk of June 9
Daily Times: 1:00pm-3:00pm
Extended Care Availability: None
Location: Online
Price: $0
Registration Opens: December 15th, 2024
Target Age Group: High School (14-18)
Topics: Business/Careers, Earth & Space Science, Health, Life Sciences, Science & Society, STEAM, Technology
GrowUp Hydroponics STEAM Camp
Hosted by: Produce'd
Produce’d will utilize their GrowEDU curriculum and activities to encourage and inspire 3rd-8th grade students during a 1-week summer intensive experience. The “GrowUp! Hydroponics” summer camp will introduce students to the world of hydroponic farming through engaging hands-on activities, guest speakers, and possible field trips, ensuring students gain a comprehensive understanding of vertical farming techniques and their real-world applications.
Dates/Sessions: Wk of July 7, Wk of June 2
Daily Times: 9:00AM - 1:00PM
Extended Care Availability: None
Location: Produce'd, 4674 Clark Howell Highway, Ste. 6, Atlanta, GA 30349
Price: $300
Registration Opens: Registration is open now
Target Age Group: Middle School (11-13), Upper Elem. School (8-10)
Topics: Chemistry, Earth & Space Science, Engineering, Health, Math, STEAM, Technology, Life Sciences
URJ 6 Points Sci-Tech Academy
Hosted by: Union for Reform Judaism
Sci-Tech is the only Jewish STEM sleepaway camp in the US. With 2-week sessions, campers entering grades 4-10 explore robotics, game design, sciences, digital media, and a host of other fun activities in a friendly setting with those who share similar interests. Teens in grades 10-12 can hone their STEM leadership skills through our Teen Leadership Incubator or Full-Summer Machon CIT Program. While we are located north of Boston, we have many campers coming from the Atlanta area, and facilitate bringing campers from Boston Logan up to camp.
Dates/Sessions: Wk of June 23, Wk of June 30, Wk of July 7, Wk of July 14, Wk of July 21, Wk of July 28
Daily Times: 8:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Extended Care Availability: None
Location: Governor's Academy, 1 Elm Street, Byfield, MA 01922
Price: $4250
Registration Opens: Open now
Target Age Group: Early Elem. School (5-8), Upper Elem. School (8-10), Middle School (11-13), High School (14-18)
Topics: Chemistry, Earth & Space Science, Engineering, Life Sciences, Nature & Environment, Robotics, Science & Society, STEAM, Technology
CMoA Summer Camps
Hosted by: Computer Museum of America
28 different half-day camps available - cybersecurity and animation to robot battles, Minecraft and Roblox! Join us at Computer Museum of America in Roswell for an exciting week of digital fun!
Dates/Sessions: Wk of June 2, Wk of June 9, Wk of June 16, Wk of June 23, Wk of July 7, Wk of July 14, Wk of July 21
Daily Times: 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Extended Care Availability: Before Care, After Care
Location: Computer Museum of America, 5000 Commerce Parkway, Roswell, GA 30076
Price: $300
Registration Opens: March 3
Target Age Group: Upper Elem. School (8-10), Middle School (11-13)
Topics: Technology, STEAM, Robotics, Engineering
Pharmacy Summer Scholars
Hosted by: Mercer University College of Pharmacy
If you’re fascinated by the world of medicine, the intricate science behind drugs, and the potential to directly impact people’s health – and serve your community – **then become one of our Mercer Pharmacy Summer Scholars**! Get your hands dirty doing some awesome experiments led by our current students and professors. Learn more about pharmacy careers with a field trip and more! If you’re a rising sophomore, junior, or senior in high school who’s interested in pharmacy with a cumulative GPA of 3.00 or more, you’re eligible to join us.
Dates/Sessions: Wk of June 23
Daily Times: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Extended Care Availability: None
Location: Mercer University, 3001 Mercer University Drive, Atlanta, GA, 30341
Price: $100
Registration Opens: Feb. 28
Target Age Group: High School (14-18)
Topics: Health, Science & Society, Chemistry
GrowUp! Hydroponics STEM Camp
Hosted by: Produce'd
At GrowUp! Hydroponics STEM Camp, students dive into hydroponics through hands-on, project-based learning that makes STEM concepts come alive! During the camp, students will design, build, and maintain their own small-scale hydroponic systems while dabbling in topics like plant biology, water chemistry, engineering design, and sustainable agriculture. Our approach encourages critical thinking, creativity, teamwork, and problem-solving skills in a fun environment. Campers will gain practical experience and watch their efforts grow-literally!
Dates/Sessions: Wk of June 2, Wk of July 7
Daily Times: 9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
Extended Care Availability: None
Location: Produce'd Farm, 4674 Clark Howell Highway, Ste. 6, Atlanta, GA 30349
Price: $150
Registration Opens: March 1, 2025
Target Age Group: Upper Elem. School (8-10), Middle School (11-13)
Topics: Earth & Space Science, Chemistry, Nature & Environment, Math, Health, Science & Society, STEAM, Technology, Engineering, Life Sciences
