Summer at Mathnasium keeps math skills strong.

Robotics

July 13th - July 16th

August 10th - August 13th 

Design, build, and program your own robot! Learn the basics of engineering and programming to solve challenges creatively. 

Data & Statistics

July 27th - July 30th

August 24th - August 27th

Where does data come from, and what does it mean? Kids will become data detectives—learning how to collect, analyze, and make sense of information all around them. Students will explore the basics of statistics through games, experiments, and real-world examples. They will learn how to organize data, create graphs, spot patterns, and ask meaningful questions. Students can build critical thinking skills by doing surveys, mini-experiments, and group challenges. By the end of the week, they’ll be able to turn numbers into stories and confidently share their findings. 

Mathematical Arts & Crafts

July 6th - July 9th

August 17th - August 20th

Math can be beautiful! Design art projects using mathematical concepts such as symmetry, proportions, tessellations, geometry, and perspective. Each day will feature a different art medium such as paint, beads, and cut paper to create mathematical masterpieces.

Maps & Geography

June 29th - July 2nd

August 3rd - August 6th

Explore geography basics through the lens of maps. Kids will learn what their hometowns and beyond look like on maps, and gain familiarity with the vocabulary and features of a variety of maps. Key topics include map symbols, scale, legends, coordinates, and more. Students will also learn how to read a map to navigate and give directions. It’s time to learn your place on the map!

Engineering & Architecture

July 20th - July 23rd (one session only)

Kids become engineers and architects as they tackle exciting design challenges using creativity and teamwork. Students will build structures and create mechanical solutions using materials like paper, wood, and recycled items. Each day features a new challenge, from constructing strong bridges to designing moving machines. Along the way, they’ll explore concepts like stability, balance, and force while testing and improving their designs. By the end of the week, campers will gain confidence, problem-solving skills, and the ability to turn ideas into real-world creations.