A day at the Club Invention program is packed with hands-on activities, brainstorming, experimentation, and unbelievable action! Although daily activities are widely diverse and vary based on the program being hosted, as well as the number of participants, here is a quick glimpse of what a typical day of fun at the Camp Invention program looks like...

9:00 am Children are signed in by their parents and join their counselor and age-appropriate group at the Base Camp area. During this gathering period each morning, they might build a newspaper tower or learn the Club Invention cheer.

9:15 am Children move to their first module, during which they might be crash-landed astronauts on an alien planet! After assessing their strange new surroundings, children might be challenged to design shelters and spacesuits that are able to withstand the planet’s harsh conditions and acid rain.

10:20 am Children enjoy a morning snack.

10:30 am Children move to their second module, during which they might find themselves in safety goggles and using real tools to take apart and investigate small appliances.

11:40 am Half of the children gathers in the common area for lunch, while the other half indulges in high-energy games and activities in the gymnasium or outdoors.

12:10 pm Children who ate lunch earlier now work off that energy by switching with the other group, who now gather in the common area for lunch.

1:05 pm Children move to their next module of the day, during which they might explore Newton’s first law of motion by conducting an experiment based on a magician’s tablecloth trick or participating in a relay race that demonstrates the concept of inertia.

2:10 pm Children move to their final module of the day, during which they might clean up a simulated landfill that is leaking toxic chemicals into groundwater.

3:15 pm Children gather in the Base Camp area with their counselor, where they might create a marshmallow sculpture or create soda pop fountains until their parents arrive.

3:30 pm The fun comes to an end, and children are signed out by their parents.

Activities, times, and groups may vary based on the selected curricula and number of enrolled participants.