ALL ACCESS MAKER CAMP

Overview of Staff and Resources

All staff and interns are specially trained in working with children with disabilities in the museum setting. Visual schedules, illustrated instructions, multisensory opportunities and clear expectations will help campers transition into the week, focus on the tasks at hand and have fun. Children will receive instruction on and access to all tools and materials in the camp workshop area, from the tactile (Legos, model magic, tinfoil, paper, etc.) to the digital (littleBits electronics kits, computer-assisted design software and 3D printers).

WHEN

*Summer 2 will be Camp 2.0, a group specifically for previous All Access Maker Camp participants. If your child previously attended the program,
please see Camp 2.0 below.

COST

How to Apply

Enrollment is by online application. Submitting an application does not guarantee acceptance. Museum staff select applicants based on their level of interest in the material, past experience, financial need and the overall dynamic of the group. The application requires submitting the child’s most recent Individualized Education Program (IEP).

Applications will open in December. Applications for the spring session will be due in early February. Applications for the summer sessions will be due in April.

CAMP 2.0

All Access Maker Camp 2.0 welcomes previous campers back for another week of solving problems, experimenting with tools and technology, and designing projects! Campers will expand on the sea, air and space design challenges and social-emotional skill-building from their first session. They will revisit both low- and high-tech tools and materials and try out new ones. Campers will have the opportunity to dig deeper into their favorite topics and have fun in a now-familiar setting where there is still much to discover.

Dates: August 24-28, 2020 (tentative), from 9:00am to 3:00pm each day
Cost: $75 for the week (includes all materials and snacks). Lunch and transportation are not provided.

Enrollment is by online application. Museum staff select applicants based on their level of interest in the material, past experience, financial need and the overall dynamic of the group. Since time has passed since your child attended All Access Maker Camp or Camp 2.0, we appreciate your sharing updated information in the application, which requires submitting your child’s most recent Individualized Education Program (IEP). Campers may be up to age 16.