STEM Summer Learning Success at Ellicottville Memorial Library!
STEM Summer Learning Success at Ellicottville Memorial Library!
From marble roller coasters to coding robots, students explored science, technology, engineering, and math in fun, interactive ways that kept learning alive all summer.
ELLICOTTVILLE - For four exciting weeks this summer, the Ellicottville Memorial Library was buzzing with creativity, curiosity, and innovation during STEM Camp, hosted by Mrs. Farnum and made possible thanks to the generous support of the Bob McCarthy Foundation. Students of all ages took part in engaging, hands-on activities that encouraged problem solving, critical thinking, and collaborative learning. From designing marble roller coasters and engineering ferris wheels, to coding robots and building solar ovens, each project challenged participants to think like real scientists and engineers.
Beyond the fun and experimentation, this program played a vital role in keeping kids academically engaged during the summer months. It helped bridge the gap between school years and ensured students stayed connected to science, technology, engineering, and math in meaningful and memorable ways.
As students head into the new school year, they'll carry with them not only new knowledge and confidence, but also a mindset of inquiry and resilience, ready to tackle whatever science challenges come their way.
“We're grateful to the Bob McCarthy Foundation for investing in the future of our youth, and to all the families who joined us to make this summer one of learning, laughter, and discovery!”
You can view or download a synopsis of each week of the 4-week program at the Bob McCarthy website: bobmccarthyfoundation.com under the “News" tab.