01Intro To Robotics
EndedIntroduction to robotics for rising 1st and 2nd graders at the Powerhouse Science Center. Sessions available in June and July.
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The Powerhouse is a Durango science center offering week-long hands-on STEAM science camps for rising 1st through 8th graders, with before- and aftercare options.
Introduction to robotics for rising 1st and 2nd graders at the Powerhouse Science Center. Sessions available in June and July.
Rising first and second graders explore STEM as Future Astronauts at The Powerhouse Science Center, with sessions in June and July.
Explore STEM activities at The Powerhouse Science Center's summer camp for rising 1st and 2nd graders. Sessions run June 8-12, June 29-July 3, and July 13-17.
This STEM camp combines cooking and science for rising first and second graders. Sessions offered in June, July, and August.
Rising first and second graders explore science through hands-on experiments at The Powerhouse Science Center. Multiple week-long sessions run in June, July, and August.
Rising 1st-2nd graders explore STEM at the Powerhouse Science Center. Sessions run July 6-10 or July 20-24.
Rising 3rd and 4th graders explore LEGO robotics at the Powerhouse Science Center. Available June 15-19 and July 13-17.
This STEM camp explores animal science and conservation for rising 3rd-4th graders. Sessions run Jun 8-12 and Jul 27-31.
Sporty STEAM, from The Powerhouse Science Center, offers STEM learning for rising third and fourth graders. Multiple week-long sessions run in June and July.
STEAM Artists at the Powerhouse Science Center runs week-long sessions for rising 3rd and 4th graders all summer.
Cardboard-based STEM activities at the Powerhouse Science Center. For rising 3rd and 4th graders, with three sessions in June and July.
Explore river science with STEM focus at The Powerhouse Science Center for rising 3rd-8th graders. Sessions run in June and July.
Campers bring out their wild side with nature-based activities from Project WILD (Council for Environmental Education), learning about the wild world around us — from habitats and natural areas to some of Earth's furry friends.
Mythbusters brings STEM to rising 3rd and 4th graders at The Powerhouse Science Center. Sessions: June 29–July 3 and July 6–10.
Campers explore the history and physics of rockets, design and build their own rockets, develop plans for their own rocket company, and of course do launches.
Challenge LEGO Robotics at The Powerhouse Science Center has rising 5th and 6th graders design and program LEGO robots. Sessions available Jun 29-Jul 3 and Jul 20-24.
Campers examine real-world survival scenarios and man-to-land relationships, exploring environmental management techniques and growing into mindful environmental stewards capable of handling survival on their own.
An outdoor camp focused on environmental sustainability and hands-on stewardship, teaching campers how humans support nature through conservation.
Power of Place with MSI is a STEM camp at The Powerhouse Science Center for rising 5th-8th graders. Available June 22-26 or July 6-10.
At Fort Lewis College, junior scientists explore the scientific world as FLC professors lead an immersive journey through biology, chemistry, physics, engineering, geosciences, anthropology, and health sciences.
A Spanish-language camp for kids who love the science that makes everyone say "ewww" — campers run experiments with mud, slime, water, and the human body, exploring nature's grossest wonders and learning gross science facts.
A Spanish-language camp where science makes the magic: campers help create a science-based magic show through chemical reactions, technology, mythology, and history lessons.
22 Osprey Way, Durango, CO 81301
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Very interactive children's museum with so many hands-on options that work for a wide range of ages! A great place to let your kids explore and learn all while having a fantastic time!
View on Google ↗Great experience for kids. Lots of different areas for kids to explore and experiment with different objects. Such as building tracks,puzzles, problem solving and lots of different toys for kids to play around with. Its along the river trail as well so afterwards it's nice to go for a walk around outside. We also went for St Patrick Day and they had tons of crafts and scavenger hunt for the kids. Our 5 year old definitely enjoyed.
View on Google ↗This museum has more cool stuff than bigger ones we have been to!!!! We were obsessed with the ball maze wall! The staff were amazingly kind and shout out to Cheryl who let us pet and learn all about the Milk Snake Pricilla and who was just a blast to spend out time with there. Cheryl made the experience so much more enjoyable. Please visit this science center for an awesome time playing and learning!!!
View on Google ↗It was our first time visiting and we had so much fun! There are plenty of activities and entertainment for our 8yo and 3yo. We got a yearly membership and can't wait to come back to play and learn. What am enjoyable enterprise for everyone!
View on Google ↗This is a great place to take the kids.our children had a great time.
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