The Hawaii Science and Technology Museum, with support from the Hawaii Community Foundation, will be offering a STEAM camp for students grades 2-6 during the fall break from Oct. 9-13 through its Innovations Camps program.
The Hawaii Science and Technology Museum, with support from the Hawaii Community Foundation, will be offering a STEAM camp for students grades 2-6 during the fall break from Oct. 9-13 through its Innovations Camps program.
Campers will engage in hands-on explorations of science, technology, engineering, arts and math in Harry Potter Wizarding World-themed classes such as potion making, alchemy, care of magical creatures and magical machines, among others.
The camp will take place at E.B. de Silva Elementary School in Hilo. The hours are 7:45 a.m.-3 p.m. daily and costs $195 per student. For more information, visit hawaiisciencemuseum.org.