The camp uniquely combines multisport activities with integrated STEM education, using sports as a real-life application for hands-on learning.
Starfire Sports Multisport Camp offers children in grades 1-6 an active and engaging week exploring various sports like soccer, baseball, hockey, and football. The camp integrates STEM concepts through active play and hands-on activities, allowing campers to investigate scientific principles related to sports. For example, participants might explore the behavior of a soccer ball by planning and carrying out investigations to determine how different drills affect ball speed and control. They may also study advancements in shoe design, applying the Engineering Design Process to create their own athletic footwear, or use the Engineering Design Process to solve problems like a golf ball not going into the hole. The curriculum is aligned with Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS) and Common Core State Standards (CCSS), fostering 21st-century skills such as critical thinking, collaboration, creative problem-solving, and leadership. Campers will also learn about probability in soccer through penalty kicks and analyze how the properties of a football affect its behavior. The camp aims to build confidence, teamwork, and resilience through a blend of athletic and academic challenges.
A typical day begins with a welcome and morning briefing, followed by rotational training and activities in various sports, typically in 15-30 minute intervals. After lunch, campers participate in friendly competitions and games, with activities tailored to their age and skill level.
This camp is ideal for elementary school-aged children who enjoy a variety of sports and are curious about how STEM concepts apply to athletics.
14800 Starfire Way, Tukwila, WA 98188
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