Students will be engineering their own seabin and completing a series of challenges to capture trash and avoid the sea creatures that live in the ocean.

Students will explore the engineering behind the Archimedes Screw to understand the concept and use it to simulate their own.

In this activity, we can mimic the effect of oil spilling and clean up using kitchen oil and a few different at-home materials.

Youth will be introduced to the concept of heat energy, energy transfer, and the use of insulation. Then they will explore insulation by using household objects to create a fridge that can keep small objects cold.

Campers will learn how to engineer a sundial and be introduced to coordinates and using a compass.

In this activity, Campers will get the chance to make their very own solar oven which they will then use to make delicious, gooey s'mores.

Youth will design a wind powered sail boat to test on land and water.

Youth will design and build a water wheel to learn about hydropower and the conversion of energy.

Youth will learn a bit about the history of biomedical engineering and try to build a splint from materials in their own backyard!

Students will explore the impact of rooftop gardens in cities by testing different conditions and materials when engineering apartment buildings and creating their own lush gardens.

Youth will learn about binary code, then make a bracelet with beads representing the binary code for a word or name.

Youth will learn about electrical circuits, then create their own marble circuit to represent an electrical circuit!