Project Science Camps

Camp Information

What is Project Science Camp?

Project Science camps offer a fun combination of scientific discovery and exploration, outdoor games, physical activities, presentation of scientific principles and hands-on applications of those principles. Your child will be able to touch, see, hear, smell and taste what science is really all about. We use an inquiry-based technique that allows even the youngest camper to enjoy our learning environment. Campers create a variety of take-home projects and participate in exciting activities while exploring how science affects the world around us. Your child will have so much fun, he may deny he is learning.

How much does Project Science Camp cost?

The price for Project Science Camp can vary by location, duration and date. For details click here. For our complete schedule of camps for 2009 click here.

How do I register my child for camp?

Registration can be done online by clicking here. Due to limited space in each camp, we cannot reserve a space for your child until we receive your payment. If you would rather register over the phone or need assistance please call us at 775.200.0600.

FREE Before and After Care

Before Care is between at 8:00am and 9:30am. After Care is between 3:30pm and 5:00pm. Before and After Care is provided FREE with all full day Summer Camps! Before Care is provided FREE for all half-day camps.

Camp Details

Full-day and Half-day options will be available for most of our camps. Please consult our schedule for dates and locations and our pricing for camp costs.

Check our Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) for the answers to commonly asked questions. Feel free to contact a Camp Specialist at 775.200.0600 if your question is not answered in our FAQs.

Descriptions below are for the full-day camps. Activities listed may not be included in the half-day camp. Activities are subject to change.

Camp Themes for Winter Break 2009

  • Crazy Chemistry & Chemical Reactions!
    It's slimy, it's disgusting, and it's a little disturbing; that's also the reason we scientists crave it. We'll be mixing chemicals to see what happens. We'll explore chemical elements, liquids-solids-gases, fluorescence, weird reactions, crystals, rubber, dry ice, matter, food chemistry, and fingerprinting and more.

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