Health Science Camp - July 13th-17th
Medical Science Camp
Ever wondered how doctors learn to stitch wounds, identify blood types, or diagnose mysterious illnesses?
In this hands-on medical science camp, students will step into the role of medical investigators and explore the science behind modern medicine. Activities include:
Blood typing with realistic synthetic blood
Cow heart dissection to study how the heart pumps blood
Learning real suturing techniques used by surgeons
Preparing microscope slides from cheek cell samples
Photographing their own cells under the microscope
Solving medical mystery case studies like a real diagnostic team This camp is perfect for curious students who want to explore biology, medicine, and the fascinating science of the human body.
Ages 11+
Teddy Bear Clinic & Littles Health Camp -
In the younger kid portion of our medical sciences camp, come learn about the wonders of biology through hands-on play! Bring your favorite teddy bear, doll, or stuffed animal to the clinic! In this playful, hands-on experience, children will step into the role of doctor and learn about basic medical tools and the human body through imaginative play. Young “doctors” will get to try real medical instruments such as stethoscopes, reflex hammers, and penlights as they examine their patient (or themselves!). The clinic will also feature a dramatic-play medical area filled with pretend doctor equipment, bandages, gauze, and light boxes to explore real X-rays. Do related arts and crafts and imaginative play with friends with learning about medical science at the Hub!
Ages 10 and under
Camp Procedure:
When dropping your student off at camp, you will be asked to sign them in at the front desk. Parents will then sign them out again upon pick up. Adults picking up children must be designated ahead of time to ensure children are leaving with the appropriate party.
There will always be an adult in classrooms and monitoring the common area hall during camps and any drop-off event. All Hub instructors, administrators, and volunteers have gone through background checks.