Kids Science Labs offers a unique inquiry-based, hands-on approach to STEM education, allowing children to explore real-world questions and design creative solutions in a dynamic and engaging environment.
Kids Science Labs' Sports Medicine camp offers an immersive, hands-on science experience where children explore sports performance, common injuries, and the principles of medical intervention. Campers engage in activities such as evaluating X-rays to understand bone health and fractures, and designing innovative ice packs to learn about injury treatment and prevention. The curriculum is designed to foster critical thinking, problem-solving, and collaboration as students investigate the sources of sports injuries, the importance of hydration, and the science behind products like sports drinks. Through daily experiments and creative challenges, children gain a deeper understanding of human anatomy, basic biology, and biomedical engineering concepts, preparing them to think like future doctors, scientists, and engineers.
A typical day involves an 'Activity Quest' with a problem of the day, followed by a hands-on science discovery class where kids conduct experiments and apply science to create a product. After a snack, an 'Innovation & Creativity Class' focuses on designing solutions to real-world problems, followed by lunch, an 'Art & Creativity Studio' session, and outdoor activities.
This camp is best for curious children aged 4-12 who enjoy asking 'how things work' and 'can I try that?', and are interested in hands-on experiments and real-world problem-solving related to the human body and sports.
700 NE 72nd St, Seattle, WA 98115
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