Circuit Club Summer Stem Camps

• Who: Open to Boys and Girls
• When: Choose your week July 13-17 or August 10 to 14 
• Where: St Patrick's Club House - 10 Main St, Pelham, NH
• Cost: $195 / Child per student for 1/2-day camp or $355 per student for full day
• Note: Children may attend both sessions of camp at a discounted rate of $355. You must call Parks and Rec office to receive discount by July 3rd.

Circuit Makers-July 13-17

Ages: 6 to 8
Time: 9 am to Noon

Let's get creative with electricity! In this junior electronics class, students will gain experience with creating their own electronics, designing custom light-up greeting cards, electric games, mazes, and even musical instruments. Each class day consists of a circuitry lesson and a hands-on electronics project, using components like lights, buzzers, switches, motors, and sensors. Circuit Lab staff will make sure participants create a project that they can be proud of each day. Each class day includes a take-home project

Robot Commanders-July 13-17

Ages: 8 to 10
Time: 12:45pm to 3:45 pm

Understanding how software can interact with robots is a key skill for the STEM jobs of tomorrow. In this class we provide several active, playful activities, where students learn about what it means to write, debug, and execute computer programs that communicate with different robotic devices. Using the power of code, students will turn Sphero SPRK+ robots into Magic 8 Balls, automated Red Light / Green Light games, and the arcade classic Pong — and Unruly Splats will become our voting machines, relay races, guessing games, and more.

Interactive Coding-August 10-14

Ages: 8 to 12
Time: 9 am to Noon

In this hands-on class, students explore Scratch programming, using the MIT-developed programming interface to craft stories and games. Then we will use Makey Makey boards to invent new ways to interact with the Scratch projects using everyday objects. Our circuitry projects will become musical instruments, video game controllers, pressure sensors, and more. Students will learn valuable 21st-century skills while engaging in these fun, creative lessons. Collaborative project challenges enhance teamwork skills and inspire critical thinking. No prior coding experience required.

Hands on Electronics-August 10-14

Ages: 8 to 13
Time: 12:45pm to 3:45 pm

Understanding how software can interact with robots is a key skill for the STEM jobs of tomorrow. In this class we provide several active, playful activities, where students learn about what it means to write, debug, and execute computer programs that communicate with different robotic devices. Using the power of code, students will turn Sphero SPRK+ robots into Magic 8 Balls, automated Red Light / Green Light games, and the arcade classic Pong — and Unruly Splats will become our voting machines, relay