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Science & Math Innovators maSTErMinds Camps

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Typical Daily Camp Schedule
(Full Day)​​

 

 9:00  Review

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 9:10  Begin Daily Activity

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10:30  Break

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10:45  Continue Experimentation

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11:45  Lunch

 

12:30  Review/Return to Experimentation

 

  1:45  Break

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  2:00  Continue Experimentation

 

  2:45  Closing Activities/Daily Reflection

 

  3:00  Dismiss

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Except for start and end times, other times are an approximation. 
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University of Maryland

June 23-27 (9 am- 12 pm)

June 30 - July 3 (9 am - 3 pm)

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Grades K - 3 ($175)

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Math Mania (half-day)

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maSTErMinds campers explore real-world math applications through fun, interactive activities—measuring recipes, counting and budgeting money, and decoding patterns. Boost problem-solving skills, confidence, and creativity while making math an adventure they’ll love. 

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Rocket Science (half-day)

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maSTErMinds campers will use the scientific method and their knowledge of Newton’s Laws to understand how rockets launch. Campers will participate in various activities and rocket launches to help them better understand the science and engineering principles behind rockets such as altitude, velocity, and forces. 

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Machine Magic (half-day)

maSTErMinds campers learn about the 6 simple machines. Campers will learn what the machines are, what they do, and understand how they work by participating in numerous hands-on activities. They will also have the opportunity to explore their surroundings to see where and how simple machines are being used in our environment. 

 

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Grades 4 - 9  ($395)

LEGO Robotics

maSTErMinds campers learn to design, build, program and test LEGO robots. Each camper will be assigned their own robot, gain hands-on experience using the scientific method and standard operating procedures, while working both individually and in teams.

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Flying High

 

maSTErMinds campers will use the scientific method and their newly gained knowledge of Newton’s Laws to solve problems and understand how rockets launch. Campers create a carrier for the egg drop experiment and will incorporate technology to measure and compare the data from 3 types of rockets - stomp, bottle, model - to better understand how forces (e.g., gravity, thrust, drag) affect the rockets’ ability to launch.

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Sound FX      

maSTErMinds campers will use the scientific method, and learn basic concepts of how electricity works and how sound travels. Students will learn to build circuits and build their own speaker to take home.

June 23-27 (12:30 pm-3:30 pm)

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