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Denver Metro · 5650 Washington Street, Unit B6, Denver, CO 80216 · colorado.madscience.org ↗
Mad Science of Colorado offers hands-on, science-based summer camps and programs across the Denver metro area, covering topics like chemistry, robotics, astronomy, and engineering for K-12 students.
Developed by NASA and Mad Science, this camp sends kids on an expedition through Earth's atmosphere, our solar system, and galaxies far beyond, exploring space travel, astronomy, and technology. Campers create NASA-branded projects each day.
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Science and movement combine in this multi-activity camp designed for K-5 students. July 27-31, 2026.
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Campers learn about famous inventors, both real and fictional, and how their ideas shaped our world, then explore how patents work and team up to dream up new inventions of their own.
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Campers dig into how things fly, exploring the four forces of flight through hands-on demonstrations and activities with kites, planes, and rockets — including rocket builds like balloon, stomp, and water rockets.
Chemistry turned 'inside and out': campers look closely at cells, step back to see how organ systems fit the big picture, and put chemical reactions to work solving crimes in a hands-on mix of chemistry and biology.
Campers dig into how things fly, exploring the four forces of flight through hands-on demonstrations and activities with kites, planes, and rockets — including rocket builds like balloon, stomp, and water rockets.
Campers turn chemistry inside and out — looking closely at cells, exploring the organ systems that keep our bodies working, and trying the chemical reactions and scientific techniques used in forensic investigation.
Developed by NASA and Mad Science, this camp sends kids on an expedition through Earth's atmosphere, our solar system, and galaxies far beyond, exploring space travel, astronomy, and technology. Campers create NASA-branded projects each day.
Kids become detectives and secret agents — uncovering clues, analyzing evidence, cracking secret codes, and exploring the science behind real spy tech, from fingerprint forensics to surveillance tools and mystery-solving challenges.
Kids become detectives and secret agents — uncovering clues, analyzing evidence, cracking secret codes, and exploring the science behind real spy tech, from fingerprint forensics to surveillance tools and mystery-solving challenges.
Campers dig into how things fly, exploring the four forces of flight through hands-on demonstrations and activities with kites, planes, and rockets — including rocket builds like balloon, stomp, and water rockets.
Campers uncover the mysteries of ancient civilizations and the history of dinosaurs as they dig up the ancient past, learning real archaeological techniques and excavation methods along the way.
A week of discovery and hands-on fun: kids crack codes, explore planetary science and astronaut training, test physics through games and gravity experiments, and try nature projects like making recycled paper and animal tracks.
Campers train as secret agents for the week — dusting for fingerprints, running forensic experiments, cracking codes, and exploring surveillance tech as they piece together spy-themed mysteries.
Campers uncover the mysteries of ancient civilizations and the history of dinosaurs as they dig up the ancient past, learning real archaeological techniques and excavation methods along the way.
Daily themes blend science, play, and imagination: campers crack codes, explore planetary science and astronaut training, test physics through games and gravity experiments, and take on nature projects like making recycled paper and animal tracks.
A week of discovery and hands-on fun: kids crack codes, explore planetary science and astronaut training, test physics through games and gravity experiments, and try nature projects like making recycled paper and animal tracks.
Science and movement combine in this multi-activity camp designed for K-5 students. July 27-31, 2026.
Campers learn about famous inventors, both real and fictional, and how their ideas shaped our world, then explore how patents work and team up to dream up new inventions of their own.
Daily themes blend science, play, and imagination: campers crack codes, explore planetary science and astronaut training, test physics through games and gravity experiments, and take on nature projects like making recycled paper and animal tracks.
Kids design, build, and experiment their way through engineering, chemistry, biology, and physics — testing the strength of bridges, launching marshmallows with simple machines, and mixing up chemical reactions in a hands-on week of nonstop motion and discovery.
Chemistry turned 'inside and out': campers look closely at cells, step back to see how organ systems fit the big picture, and put chemical reactions to work solving crimes in a hands-on mix of chemistry and biology.
A week of discovery and hands-on fun: kids crack codes, explore planetary science and astronaut training, test physics through games and gravity experiments, and try nature projects like making recycled paper and animal tracks.
Science and movement combine in this multi-activity camp designed for K-5 students. July 27-31, 2026.
Campers turn chemistry inside and out — looking closely at cells, exploring the organ systems that keep our bodies working, and trying the chemical reactions and scientific techniques used in forensic investigation.
Kids design, build, and experiment their way through engineering, chemistry, biology, and physics — testing the strength of bridges, launching marshmallows with simple machines, and mixing up chemical reactions in a hands-on week of nonstop motion and discovery.
Developed by NASA and Mad Science, this camp sends kids on an expedition through Earth's atmosphere, our solar system, and galaxies far beyond, exploring space travel, astronomy, and technology. Campers create NASA-branded projects each day.
Developed by NASA and Mad Science, this camp sends kids on an expedition through Earth's atmosphere, our solar system, and galaxies far beyond, exploring space travel, astronomy, and technology. Campers create NASA-branded projects each day.
5650 Washington Street, Unit B6, Denver, CO 80216
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My son has loved the program! It’s very engaging and he brings home all kinds of fun stuff. One of the best after school programs we’ve experienced!
View on Google ↗I asked my daughter what her favorite things about Mad Science are, and she lit up right away. She said she loves all the things she learns—especially right now with the reactions they're doing in Chemistry. The hands-on experiments really stick with her, and she always comes home excited to tell us about what she did. She also really likes the instructors, saying they're fun and make science interesting and easy to understand. One of her favorite parts is that she always gets to take something cool home after each session—whether it's a project or a fun experiment. Another big plus? She gets to hang out with friends from all different grade levels, which makes it even more special. Overall, Mad Science has been a fantastic experience—fun, educational, and something she genuinely looks forward to every week!
View on Google ↗I was lucky enough to experience Mad Science from every possible angle -- from participating in their programs as a child to working for them as an adult. For nearly 9 years, Mad Science was my second home and I was given so many opportunities to grow and build a career doing what I loved most -- teaching kids science! I will always support this company's mission to make STEM education accessible and fun for all. I am beyond grateful for the many skills and experiences I gained, the countless friends and memories I made, and above all, the opportunities Mad Science gave me to help spark imaginative learning for over 300,000 children since 2013.
View on Google ↗We had Mad Science facilitate a birthday party for my daughter and they were amazing! Facilitator kept the kids (all 20 of them) engaged with several science experiments that were very interactive. The parents that stayed for the party loved it, too. Mad Science was easy to schedule with and took care of set up/break down, we just provided a table. Would recommend for birthday parties!
View on Google ↗Our birthday party was amazing! My 7yo budding scientist had a blast, and everyone from the 4yo to the grownups was super entertained. I was so excited to find Mad Science and was really hopeful it would go well, but I had never heard of them and stumbled in the site randomly. The party seriously exceeded my expectations. Our scientist instructor was wonderful with all of the kids and kept them engaged despite how little they are. My kiddos in particular have some special needs and struggle with attention, and they were deeply engaged for almost the full hour. Multiple parents approached me sharing my disbelief that they were all so quiet and so focused. I can’t recommend Mad Science enough. They made my birthday kiddo feel so special while making sure every kid was included, excited, and having fun. THANK YOU!
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