LIBERTY, NY — Liberty Elementary School will again host Camp Invention, which welcomes students in kindergarten through sixth grade, this summer.
The program is open to all area students, …
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LIBERTY, NY — Liberty Elementary School will again host Camp Invention, which welcomes students in kindergarten through sixth grade, this summer.
The program is open to all area students, and will run from 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Liberty Elementary School.
This year’s all-new Discover program is packed with hands-on adventures that spark creativity and innovation, a Liberty spokesperson said.
Activities include:
Claw Arcade—Build a DIY claw machine, explore physics and pitch your arcade experience to investors.
Illusion Workshop—Become a special effects expert and create a spinning animation device.
In Control—Discover AI in everyday life, design a control panel, and send secret Morse code messages.
Penguin Launch—Join an eco-expedition with Snow-ver, a robotic penguin, and engineer flippers to launch plush penguins across the South Pole.
The cost is $275. Payment plans are available. Register at www.invent.org/program-search/camp-invention/ny17/11041.
The school is located at 201 N. Main St.
For more information, email Camp Invention Director Stefanie Donohue at sdonohue@libertyk12.org.
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