Riya Sharma

The camp includes interesting activities like balloon rockets and the red cabbage indicator, but the four meetings per week schedule felt a bit dense for our family. A few experiments seemed to cover similar ideas, so we would have liked more variety or optional follow-up projects to extend learning. Mild caveat: because this uses everyday materials, plan ahead for parental supervision during some experiments.

As a parent, I appreciated that the two-week, eight-session camp used safe, household materials for hands-on experiments like the baking soda volcano and lava lamp. My kid enjoyed the demos but sometimes seemed restless during the 45-minute sessions and the pacing felt a bit fast for younger children. Useful introduction to scientific thinking, though I wished for a little more step-by-step support for early learners.

Fantastic introduction to basic science ideas — the soap-powered boats and balloon rockets sparked a lot of curiosity at home. The two-week structure with four weekly meetings made the progression feel natural, and I liked that learners could opt to actively participate or observe.

We enrolled in the two-week, eight-session STEAM camp and appreciated the hands-on experiments like the erupting baking soda volcano and the oil-and-water lava lamp. The 45-minute sessions moved quickly, so sometimes we wished for more time for predictions and discussion. Overall good content and structure, but would prefer a slightly slower pace on some activities.