Clinton City Schools STEM Camp
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Lucas Parfitt demonstrates his automatic spoon.
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Tanner Zaid and his treasure chest protection device.
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Zaid and Kylie Sky Hurst talk about the treasure chest protection business.
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Dylan Alcott (blue shirt) and Everett Terry work out the glitches in their “Vampire Carnival” during last Friday’s STEP Camp finale and demonstration at North Clinton Elementary School.
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Dylan Alcott (blue shirt) and Everett Terry work out the glitches in their “Vampire Carnival” during last Friday’s STEP Camp finale and demonstration at North Clinton Elementary School.
The Clinton City Schools STEM Camp wound down Friday, June 4, with a presentation of the students’ problem solution.
Students spent the week learning about “Design Thinking” — the notion of creating solutions to personal, family, or community problems using empathy, and then building a prototype of their solutions from ordinary household materials like cardboard, newspapers, paper tubes and craft supplies.
The solutions showcase for parents and community partners North Clinton Elementary School.
Oak Ridge Associated Universities is a supporter of the Clinton City Schools STEM Camp.