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Gadgets And Inventions gives Kids A Growth ...

Spy Gadgets using light, magnets, vibrations, projectile motion and other design elements are all around us, so in this camp we are imagining what problems we can solve with everyday tools.

Gadgets And Inventions gives Kids A Growth Mindset in Summer Camp
Shegan Campbell
Day 5 - Rockets and Propulsion
Day 5 - Rockets and Propulsion
Science Fundamentals
Shegan Campbell
Kids Science Labs - Matter - Is Butter a Solid? ...

KSL Academy Scholars explore three primary states of matter, and problem solving to change them and understand the chemistry to allows us to better appreciate matter in all its forms.

Kids Science Labs - Matter - Is Butter a Solid? Why Can I smell Cinnamon across the room?
Inspire
Shegan Campbell
Girls love science! Let's inspire them now, and ...

Girls are the future for our entire world. They need frequent and regular engagement with hands-on science that encourages their brilliance, creativity, and ability to innovate, at an early age (2-5). It’s never too late for science, but really, our system actually disables their interest by the 5th grade and we need to do more to give them the opportunities that they deserve.

Girls love science! Let's inspire them now, and forever, to build a better world for us.
Science Fundamentals
Shegan Campbell
Why is syrup so thick (viscous) when it is cold?

Exploring the thickness of liquids (viscosity) is so much fun at Kids Science Labs, and in this post we share part of the joy of what occurred when we introduced a Slime Day of Camp at KSL.

Why is syrup so thick (viscous) when it is cold?

Curious students build confidence in chemistry at our Seattle Summer Camps

Seattle Summer Camps should not only be fun, but inspire kids with great teaching.

Preparing students for a world full of science, really starts in PreK with frequent and regular hands-on science that powers the imagination to figure out “Why Not?”. At their heart, so many kids love mixing chemicals just to explore what happens, and at Kids Science Labs Seattle Summer Camps we are preparing our scholars diligently with world class daily experiences that build the confidence in Chemistry, such that they become Fearless Problem Solvers.

Seattle Summer Camps can accelerate careers in engineering, medicine, and basic science

This summer, June 23th, July 21st, and August 18th, we are taking the to a whole new level by enabling a ChemBusters. Our camp this year is focused on chemical engineering and the products that can be produced through basic science. We all buy things at the store that have been designed by experimenting with chemistry, so we set our students up for long-term success to solve problems that kids see, using chemistry.

Parents save $$ when they join our Seattle Summer Camps, while kids love that we unlock their Curiosity

For example, everyone uses soap , so students will investigate the chemical properties of hand sanitizer, soap additives, and even innovate our own soap products that are both fragranced and improve the cleanliness of your hands. Building confidence in chemistry starts in PreK and continues every week at KSL with our award winning PowerScience+ program. Call us at 773-798-2012 or email at support@kidssciencelabs.com.

Sports Medicine @ KSL prepares students for How Core Science Works in College!

The Olympics are here, which also means sports medicine, emergency medicine, and hydration are going to play a significant factor in which participants ultimately medal at the games. This also means its a great time to explore How Stuff Works with Sports Medicine, in a camp that jumps into the curious link between medicine and playing games with some intensity. Curious kids love life science and we aren’t waiting until their college biology and kinesiology electives to practice solving these problems!

In summer 2024, join us July 1st, July 29th, and August 26th as our students will engage core science at Kids Science Labs to investigate the sources of sports injuries, why hydration matters for peak performance, understanding the differences in gatorade and water, and even test materials for moisture wicking to better enable their sports endurance. We believe that introducing students to the science of medicine and how sports, in particular olympic sports, is important to the problem solving development of our future doctors, scientists, engineers and athletes.

If you are interested in signing up for How Stuff Works: Sports Injuries and the Olympics, call us at 773-798-2012 or email us at support@kidsscienelabs.com. Mention the Sports Medicine Blog and receive $100 off any new camp registration through May 21st.