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Edison and Ford:WEEK #5 July 7-11: Machine Makers
#5 July 7-11 (Grades K-2 and 3-5) Campers explore all things in motion in this STEAM camp. Concepts learned include the 6 simple machines, Newton’s Laws of motion, the engineering design process, and rigid design. Campers rapidly prototype using LEGOs and other common materials as they learn about mechanical advantage and how to apply it.
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Edison and Ford: Summer Camp Week 8
8 July 28 – August 1 (Grades K-2) This camp is focused on storytelling and the technology behind it. Campers work on stop motion animation, basic editing, and how to structure a simple scene. In small groups, campers develop their ideas and produce short, animated scenes that they can share with friends and family. #8
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Edison and Ford: Summer Camp Week #7
#7 July 21-25 (Grades K-2) Campers delve into creative expression and learn the science behind art. The science of light and color are explored as campers learn about the mixing of light and pigment with Newton’s disk. Campers design soft circuits with conductive playdough and observe geometric patterns with a Blackburn pendulum. All of this
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Edison and Ford:WEEK#1 June 9 – 13: Hands-On Chemistry
#1 June 9-13 (Grades K-2 and 3-5) Campers explore the exciting world of chemistry with a series of hands-on experiments throughout this busy week. The periodic table, structure of atoms, bonds, reactions, solutions, are all covered in this camp. Some experiments include slime, lava lamps, ph indicators for color changing liquids, the popular exploding toothpaste,
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Digital Discussion: The History of Women in Baseball
Expanding on our focus of a century of spring training we will explore the history of women in baseball. Women have been playing baseball for almost as long as men have. Learn about the players, executives, umpires, coaches, owners and the only woman in the Baseball Hall of Fame and their contributions to the game.
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Science Fiction & Science Fact Day Camp
Join us as science and history come alive in our “living laboratory!” No experience is necessary to participate in these fun and fast-moving S.T.E.A.M. (science technology, engineering, art, and math) camps. For students currently in grades K-5, unless otherwise noted. Campers must bring lunches, and snacks if desired. Become a family member of Edison Ford
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Botanical Abstract Mono Prints Class with Artist Marie Dyer
Artist Marie Dyer will teach you the basics to effective mono printing. You will use acrylic paints, plants, household items, and construction materials when experimenting and designing your art on paper. No experience is necessary and your one of a kind creations will be suitable for framing.
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Easter Basket Floral Arrangement Workshop
Get into the Easter spirit with this fun-filled session where you’ll learn how to create a beautiful and eye-catching Easter basket centerpiece. Under the guidance of designer Anita Singh, you’ll discover the secrets to crafting a stunning centerpiece that will make your Easter celebrations truly memorable. Whether you want to create a centerpiece for your
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Gardening Class: ABC’s of Tropical Fruits
Now is the perfect time to plant fruit trees! Learn about avocados, bananas, and citrus. This class will cover recommended varieties to grow in our challenging soils; how to plant, how to prune, and develop the healthiest and most productive trees. Gardening in SW Florida also means one must be prepared to recognize common diseases
Read moreAcrylic Landscape Painting Class with Marie Dyer
Come spend the day with impressionistic local artist Marie Dyer as she guides you in this plein air acrylic landscape painting workshop. She will cover the fundamentals of composition and structure, color creating mood, mixing paints, and assist in developing a pallet that speaks to you! Students will be inspired by the lush surroundings on
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