Bottle rockets, ice cream, Minecraft and robot battles. It’s just a typical day of summer camp at Chris LeBreck’s Engineering for Kids franchise. His are among 130 North American locations for the ...

PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — From learning to code to programming robots, the program Engineering For Kids is providing students with hands-on summer activities in science, technology, engineering and math ...

Despite the draw of a new baseball team and other summertime pursuits in Washington, D.C., hundreds of mostly African-American elementary and middle school kids there will spend three weeks next month ...

ID Tech is another organization that supports and sponsors engineering summer camps for kids. ID Tech has camps on college and university campuses in 28 states and the District of Columbia, as well as ...

Engineering Go For it is a resource for parents and teachers published by the American Society for Engineering Education (ASEE). The ASEE's goal is to promote Engineering awareness and education in ...

BATON ROUGE, La. (WAFB) - LSU announced Wednesday, May 6 that some of its College of Engineering summer campus for K-12 students will still happen... virtually. The Multicultural Engineering Tigers ...

It’s one thing to hear about a young franchise with dramatic plans for growth. It’s quite another, in the eyes of this reporter, to hear about a franchise started by a full-time school teacher that’s ...

Geekapalooza, a STEAM festival at Rose State College, offers kids hands-on activities and demonstrations to spark interest in ...

Hands-on learning experiences beyond the classroom can help take their creative and curious minds to the next level. From creating your own iPad sleeve to building a marble roller coaster DIY or “Do ...

For curious kids who love to tinker and take things apart and then put them back together again, UIC Engineering Experience Camp is just the place for summer hands-on engineering exploration and fun.

When Bellevue residents Bill and Eunice Tsai decided to take a sabbatical from their respective jobs last year, they had one goal: to spend more time with their kids – now four and six years old. But ...

Four-year-old Karlie Jackson held a small device that looked a bit like a glue gun to her skin, and saw an up-close image of its surface on a television monitor. She and Kamryn Johnson, 2, were there ...