Seattle Young Engineers utilizes an 'edutainment' method, combining education and entertainment through hands-on curricula and the Spiral Learning and Problem-Based Learning techniques to inspire future engineers and innovators.
Seattle Young Engineers offers summer camps where campers explore advanced engineering concepts, introductory robotics, and beginner programming projects using WeDo & Lego Spike model sets. The program emphasizes hands-on learning, building, and design opportunities, integrating STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, Mathematics) principles. Campers engage in high-energy challenges, build motorized LEGO models, and participate in scientific experiments that visualize natural phenomena. The curriculum utilizes a 'Spiral Method' to introduce new concepts and build upon previous lessons, ensuring continuous skill development. Additionally, the camp incorporates Social-Emotional Learning (SEL) topics weekly, such as gratitude, growth mindset, empathy, and kindness, with related activities. The goal is to foster critical thinking, problem-solving, creative thinking, and teamwork skills while making learning enjoyable.
A typical day includes meditative exercise and circle time, focusing on a weekly Social-Emotional Learning topic, and engaging in diverse and enriching activities such as building motorized Lego models, conducting experiments, and creative work.
This camp is best for elementary school students (Grades 1-6) who enjoy hands-on building, experimenting, and exploring the worlds of engineering, architecture, robotics, and science through LEGO.
Daniel Bagley Elementary, 7821 Stone Ave N, Seattle, WA 98103
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