From building bubble blasters and water rockets to becoming "duct-tape dynamos," Camp Invention is all about the "launch" this year. The one-week STEM enrichment summer camp kicked off June 5 at ...

NORTHUMBERLAND COUNTY, Pa. — The sounds of kids fill the hallways at Warrior Run Elementary near Turbotville. It's not the beginning of the school year yet, but kids are learning. They are ...

Trey Gallagher, a sixth-grader at Juneau Adventist Christian School, built a mansion complete with several computers and televisions. Now that mansion was built with cardboard and tape, but Gallagher ...

To develop more inventive adults, we ought to inspire kids with invention early. Throughout the week, the students went through a curriculum on innovation. P.S. 307 has been a Federal Magnet STEM ...

SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. >> Camp Invention asked students to use what they’ve learned during school in new, innovative ways. The week-long program had 200 children build mini mansions, wire parallel ...

BUFFALO, N.Y. — Once a year, Western New Yorkers join together in celebration of the incredible ideas that come from the minds of our local children. The Invention Convention hosts K-8 students, ...

Innovation was blazing through the halls of Model Laboratory School Friday morning as children split into four groups working on various science, technology, engineering, or math (STEM) based projects ...

Think your kid would enjoy a security system for their piggy bank? How about a programmable pop-up puppet to prank their little brother? These are just a couple of the things they can make with the ...

Inside the bustling workspace at Bethesda’s Kid Museum on a recent Tuesday morning, teacher Ram Mosher reins in a group of industrious middle-schoolers. Visiting from Parkland Magnet Middle School in ...

ALLOWS THE VETS TO CHOOSE THE LOCATION OF THEIR NEW HOMES. THE SERGEANT CHOSE LAKE NONA. THEY MAY BE SMALL, BUT THEY HAVE BIG IDEAS. TODAY, DOZENS OF STUDENTS FROM ACROSS CENTRAL FLORIDA SHOWCASED ...

Every child deserves a birthday party. That statement has been the driving principle of Dallas-based entrepreneur Paige Chenault’s life for more than seven years. Why? Because the constant change and ...