Camp Galileo San Jose - Almaden offers an exciting and enriching summer experience for children in grades K-10, running from June 9 to July 25. Located at Los Alamitos Elementary School, this camp combines STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics) exploration with traditional outdoor play, creating a dynamic environment where kids can learn and grow. Each day begins with an energizing opening ceremony, filled with songs, skits, and cheers, setting a positive tone for the day's activities.

Throughout the camp, children engage in a variety of hands-on projects tailored to their age group. For younger campers in grades K-1, the Nebula session encourages teamwork through collaborative innovation challenges and age-appropriate projects. As they progress to 2nd-5th grades, campers participate in the Star and Supernova sessions, which focus on building creative confidence and problem-solving skills through individual and group projects. These activities not only foster a love for learning but also help children develop resilience and perseverance as they tackle daily design challenges in the Idea Lab and Innovator's Studio.

Older campers, grades 6-10, delve into more complex, week-long STEAM projects that require collaboration and creativity. They are guided by experienced instructors who inspire them to think critically and innovate, allowing campers to showcase their creations to peers. The camp environment promotes camaraderie and friendships, as children are encouraged to support one another in their endeavors. With a mix of structured activities and free play, Camp Galileo San Jose - Almaden is not just a summer camp; it’s a transformative experience that equips kids with valuable skills and unforgettable memories.

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