A four-day STEAM and  Halloween adventure that will make this Autumn season break memorable!

A four-day fall break science camp supervised by seasoned specialists from various fields. Energetic and talented Science Camp Leaders who are mostly students coming from KTH and other prominent Swedish universities belonging to different nationalities. 

Age: 6 - 13 y/o

Instructors: Teachers and trained Science Camp Leaders 

Language: English & Swedish.

Day 1: Oct 31 9:30-16:00 - Squishy circuits, Motor surprises and the Art Crafts House

Have fun crafting a squishy dough and be amused how electricity can be conducted to these kitchen materials. Infusing motor power to move things and create simple machines.

Cooling off, we will visit an Art Crafts house to be able to create one's choice of medium from clay painting or molding

Day 2: Nov 1 9:30-16:00 - Rocket Making and the Nobel Museum

Delivering exciting experiments to infuse curiosity is the aim of the day.
Projectiles and spinning rockets, it is one of those days we will surely aim, least not to forget,a visit to the Nobel Museum to seed aspirations.

Day 3: Nov 2  9:30-16:00 - Badminton and Pizza Making

A round of badminton games is in order for us to truly appreciate the wellness in both mind and body. We will provide the rackets so you just have to come and have fun, even the younger kids can enjoy it, too! Reward yourself with the fun of baking pizza in a local pizza restaurant, yummy!

Day 4: Nov 3 9:00-16:00 - Mini-Robot Making and “Trick or Treat”

Starting the day early focusing on robot making and machine learning. To end the day, the Campers will have fun with a variety of Halloween SURPRISE “Trick or Treats” activities. Be ready, there will be a lot of screams and sweets!

Fee: You may choose to attend 1-4 day Program

Full 4-day program: 3995 SEK
Monday: 975 SEK
Thursday: 975 SEK
Wednesday: 975 SEK
Thursday: 1100 SEK
* The fee include entrance to the events, t-shirt and materials for the activities. Students have to bring their own snack, lunch and water bottle.

STEAM is an approach to learning that uses Science, Technology, Engineering, the Arts and Mathematics as access points for guiding children inquiry, dialogue, and critical thinking.