What is STEAM Camp?
STEAM Camp is a 2-day enrichment opportunity for all Weber School District students who have finished Grades 2-5. Students will learn exciting Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Music concepts.
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DATES / LOCATIONS / TIMES / REGISTRATION LINKS
DATES / LOCATIONS / TIMES / REGISTRATION LINKS
West Haven
Elementary
June 12-13
1:00-4:00 PM
4385 S 3900 W
West Haven
for this location
Farr West
Elementary
June 10-11
8:30 - 11:30 AM
2190 W 2700 N
Ogden
for this location
Orchard Springs
Elementary
June 10-11
1:00-4:00 PM
3300 N 975 W
Pleasant View
for this location
If registrations are full, please add your childs name to our waiting list
Who should attend STEAM Camp?
This camp is open to all 2nd-5th grade students on a first-come-first-served basis. Enrollment is secured by payment, not online registration.
NOTE: If the behavior of a student is not appropriate, a partial refund will be made and the student will be excluded from the STEAM Camp.
COST: $50
Tuition is due by May 19, 2024
The tuition covers the costs of materials, facilities, and instructors and will not be refunded after May 26, 2024.
Class Instructors & Course Descriptions
Class Instructors & Course Descriptions
Taunya James
Technology
In our Technology session, we will learn about generative AI and how to use Adobe Creative Cloud Express. Adobe Express is a cloud-based media creation application that makes it easy for students to produce impressive social media graphics, videos, and single-page websites. We will focus on using text to image AI, Animate from Audio, and creating interactive posters. It's time to get creative!
Lara Tingey
Engineering
Explore the world of light through multiple exploration activities. Lasers pointers, mirrors, optical illusions, decoding secret messages, prisms, lenses, microscopes, and more.
Ashley Remkes
Art/Geometry
In this session students will play with different shapes and colors to create a work of art. Picasso and Braque, two of the most famous Cubist artists, will serve as our inspiration. First, we will observe shapes around us. For example, the triangle formed when a hand rests on a hip or the variety of rectangles made by the architecture of a classroom. Next, we will study the color wheel and understand terms such as primary, complimentary, and monochromatic. And finally, students will spend the majority of their time working on their own creation as they combine geometry and color. Students will take home their own artistic masterpiece along with a new understanding of geometry, color theory, and Cubism.
Rebecca Strebel
Art/Music
Using code.org, the students will use their creativity and imaginations to develop animated music videos called a Dance Party. The students will use and develop coding skills (no experience necessary) to create their animated music video masterpieces with music, dancing, and animated characters! And new this year, students will use AI to customize their dance party projects!!
Students will participate in two sessions a day for a total of four sessions. Each session is 90 minutes. All students will eventually experience each session over the course of the two days. Students will have a Technology experience, an Art experience, a Science experience, and a Music experience.
TRANSPORTATION
Parents are responsible for transporting their child to and from the camp. We encourage you to arrange carpools with other students in your area. Supervision will not be provided before or after the camp. Please do not arrive earlier than 15 minutes before the start of the camp and make arrangements for pick up no later than five minutes after the camp concludes.
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