St Justin’s School, 2655 Homestead Rd, Santa Clara, CA 95051

• Week 1 - June 16 - 20: Jr. Electrical Engineer
• Week 2 - June 23 - 27: Jr. Chemist- Introduction to Reactions
• Week 3-  July 7 - 11: Jr. Physicist- Simple Machines
• Week 4 - July 14 - 18: Jr. Spy- the Science of Espionage

* No camp on June 19th(4-day camp, prorated price) * No camp on 4th of July week due to the holiday

Explore electricity with easy snap-together blocks, and investigate the relationship between electricity and magnetism. Play with a motor and an electromagnet. Create cool circuits to make light bulbs light up or fans to whiz around. Art projects are inspired by the science concepts in electricity and magnetism.

Identify chemical reactions by doing hands-on chemistry labs specifically designed for young kids. Observe color change, bubbling gas, inflating balloons, and so much more. Use pH indicators like litmus paper and cabbage juice solution. Investigate the incredible Periodic Table of the Elements. Daily art and craft projects will compliment the science or engineering principles. All materials included in the cost of the camp.

Simple Machines is a hands-on, lab-based camp revolving around hands-on mechanics experiments. Campers will explore each of the simple machines using these cool snap-on kits. Campers will get acquainted with vocabulary such as potential and kinetic energy, inertia, force, mass, acceleration, friction, and weight. Art projects are thoughtfully integrated with the science theme of simple machines.

In this fun camp, you will be working as a secret agent for the F.B.I. who is trying to find a missing rogue spy. You don't know if this spy is alive or dead. You will be using tools from your tool kit to figure out what happened and solve this mystery. You will stealthily collect and analyze evidence, such as fingerprints, footprints and tire tracks. You will study hair and fibers collected, analyze counterfeit currency and forged documents, and use deciphering codes and secret notes. After studying the biographies of some real-life spies through history, you feel ready to tackle this investigation. Will you be able to find the missing spy?