Our Summer camps and STEM Circles in-person and virtually are offered on a variety of topics for rising middle and high school students. These are designed to be one-week long with each focused on one theme such as: 3D design, App Development, Math Puzzle Solvers, Building Laser Harps with Arduino, Designing and building Drones, and many other STEM and STEAM topics, along with students presentations and showcase on Fridays.
It is our pleasure to offer a variety of STEM/STEAM summer STEM circles in-person this summer and at different locations. Each session is one week long and you can sign up your child for one or more session based on their interests.
These Summer STEM circles are for students who will be rising into 7th to 12th grades in Fall 2023.
Please Note:
Registration is a 3-step process - 2 documents and a payment
Thanks to our sponsors and donors that we are able to cover the actual cost of these sessions!
The Laser Harp project is a replica of a popular laser harp at Meow Wolf. This project is a table-top instrument that has only three lasers with an Arduino board that will play a tone when a beam is interrupted.
(No coding or engineering experience required)
Learn about different careers in Aviation and Aerospace with hands-on activities, demos and presentations, by professionals and pilots from the aviation industry and in collaboration from the local members of the two organizations: Women in Aviation International (WAI) Land of Enchantment Chapter and the Rio Grande Norte Chapter of The Ninety-Nines, Inc.
Creating Apps and games to learn subjects is becoming part of education. Projects to be entered in the Congressional App Challenge.
(No coding experience required)
The Laser Harp project is a replica of a popular laser harp at Meow Wolf. This project is a table-top instrument that has only three lasers with an Arduino board that will play a tone when a beam is interrupted.
(No coding or engineering experience required)
The Laser Harp project is a replica of a popular laser harp at Meow Wolf. This project is a table-top instrument that has only three lasers with an Arduino board that will play a tone when a beam is interrupted.
(No coding or engineering experience required)
Learn about different careers in Aviation and Aerospace with hands-on activities, demos and presentations, by professionals and pilots from the aviation industry and in collaboration from the local members of the two organizations: Women in Aviation International (WAI) Land of Enchantment Chapter and the Rio Grande Norte Chapter of The Ninety-Nines, Inc.
The Aviation and Aerospace circle is for girls only. We welcome non-binary students and gender nonconforming students who are comfortable being in a girl-supported environment.
The Laser Harp project is a replica of a popular laser harp at Meow Wolf. Students are challenged to build a table-top instrument that has three laser beams with a circuit and an Arduino board that will play a tone when a beam is interrupted.
No coding or engineering experience required but will definitely learn some that week!
Contact Santana Bartholomew at sbartholomew@nambepueblo.org for more information and on how to register.
Participants need to meet the following criteria:
Enrollment in the TRS Basecamp Summer Program requires being present for our mandatory summer meeting on May 25th at 6pm (at TRS Basecamp in Nambé). Limited number of spots available.
An introduction to 3D printing and design, students will learn how to use computer software in order to design their own personalized projects, test and redesign and 3D print live in the classroom.
Artists and Mathematicians have long been fascinated by patterns, both simple and complex. Participants will learn about a variety of such patterns and create some of their own.
Students are challenged to build a tabletop Solar Sun Tracker controlled by an Arduino microcontroller. A solar panel sits on a custom-built 3-D printed frame with light sensors and motors that tilt in two dimensions in order to track the sun/light and produce power more efficiently.
No coding or engineering experience required but will definitely learn some that week!
Students are challenged to build a tabletop Solar Sun Tracker controlled by an Arduino microcontroller. A solar panel sits on a custom-built 3-D printed frame with light sensors and motors that tilt in two dimensions in order to track the sun/light and produce power more efficiently.
No coding or engineering experience required but will definitely learn some that week!
Students become immersed in a number of different hands-on projects that are based on multiple STEM disciplines and get to meet a number of STEM professionals. Topics range from Algae cultivation to engineering to chemistry to robotics.
Students will learn field recording techniques and use seismic listening devices, such as Geofons, which convert ground vibrations into measurable electronic signals. We will listen and record sounds from above and below ground. In the end, we will create a collective sound library and a sound map of our shared environment.
