Teen STEAM
The Cambridge Community Center is excited to offer a new summer program, Teen STEAM, a series of hands on design challenges related to the fields of Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math.
Teens in the program will explore careers in the STEM fields through engaging in fun, hands-on activities and projects centered around different engineering design challenges. Teens will also take field trips to connect their design challenges to real world careers. This year, the majority of our design challenges are related to environmental engineering. The program will use curriculum from the Museum of Science’s Engineering Everywhere series.
Teen STEAM is a free program for rising 9th and 10th graders and is a partnership between the City of Cambridge, the Cambridge Community Center, and the Mayor’s Summer Youth Employment Program.
Teens in the program will explore careers in the STEM fields through engaging in fun, hands-on activities and projects centered around different engineering design challenges. Teens will also take field trips to connect their design challenges to real world careers. This year, the majority of our design challenges are related to environmental engineering. The program will use curriculum from the Museum of Science’s Engineering Everywhere series.
Teen STEAM is a free program for rising 9th and 10th graders and is a partnership between the City of Cambridge, the Cambridge Community Center, and the Mayor’s Summer Youth Employment Program.
Engineering Design Challenges: Summer 2017
Design a Vertical Garden System
Create Plant Based Plastics
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Building a Model City that Prevents Urban Runoff
Process and Engineer Ice Cream
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