5-day STEM : Contraptions and Experiments (PM)

TIME:  Choose between two options

• July  08-12 (5 DAYS), 1:00 PM – 3:00 PM 
• July  08-11 (4 DAYS), 1:00 PM – 3:00 PM (CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP)

VENUE: Room 112, South Whidbey Community Center, 723 Camano Avenue, Langley 98253

NOTE: If you are having another camp in the morning at the Community Center, you can add a LUNCH BREAK  ($10/day) and we can take your children from 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM until their next camp. PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS DOES NOT INCLUDE THE LUNCH ITSELF - children need to bring their own lunch.

AGE 6-10

SCHOLARSHIPS: Please pick a scholarship option for what you can afford from the tickets below. If you need to apply for 50-100%  scholarships, please refer to our scholarship page for more info!

Join us for an unforgettable journey into the vibrant world of science with our STEM camp: Contraptions and Experiment! Each session is packed with hands-on experiments and creative projects that make learning about science a joyful adventure. From reactive chemicals to the principles of physics in constructing devices, this class is where the FUN never ends!

Our STEM camp is all about blending fascinating scientific principles with fun activities, such as: 

• Making Slime
• Creating Elephant Toothpaste
• Witnessing the 'Bomb in a Bag' reaction
• Building contraptions of all kinds! 

These experiences are more than just experiments; they teach students how science applies to everything around us and encourage them to think like young scientists.

Our STEM Camp: Contraptions and Experiments is ideal for kids age 6-10 who are enthusiastic about science, love to tinker with things, and are eager to learn through hands-on activities.

About the Instructor

Angela Dolph is a Parent Partner Educator at HomeConnection School in Oak Harbor.  She homeschooled her seven children for over twelve years until she sent them to colleges at  Western Washington University, Washington State University, and Skagit Valley Community College.

Angela has been teaching a variety of STEM classes over the years using LEGO, Evobot, Mod-bots, coding, and more. With a passion for STEM education, she has led many teams of students to compete in regional and state FIRST LEGO LEAGUE Competitions  (LL), going to as high as second place statewide.

Angela was also appointed Local Ambassador for Jet Propulsion Laboratories (JPL) of NASA.