Published July 10. 2025 08:12AM
Parkway Manor Elementary School was the venue for this year’s Camp Invention, a program that introduces kindergartners through six graders to STEM, Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics.
The programs are taught by qualified instructors who are able to teach each grade according to their grade level.
This year’s program was held June 23-26.
Learners were introduced to a variety of STEM programs including an Illusion Workshop, Communications via Morse Code, a Claw Arcade, Sound Effects as well as other programs.
The four day workshop is a separate program not sponsored by the Parkland School District.
PRESS PHOTOS BY LOU WHEELANDKiernan Kirby was making “popcorn” sounds using bubble wrap in the Sounds Effects program during the Camp Invention program held at Parkway Manor Elementary school June 23-26.
Scheer Saltz created a maraca and flute using common products during the Camp Invention program.
Eva Bhagat and Leah Hu were working together during the Camp Invention program held June 23-26 at Parkway Manor Elementary school.
PRESS PHOTO BY LOU WHEELANDA group of sixth grade learners are trying their hand at Morse code communications during the Camp Invention program. Additional photos appear on Page A2.
Tanvi Rai used her transmitter to send a Morse code message to her fellow sixth grade learners during the Camp Invention program.
Averie Zimmer is proud of her Claw Arcade creation at the Camp Invention program.
