Camp Invention draws crowds

Over 100 students Kindergarten through 6th-grade from all around the area came together at Holmes Park Elementary this week to participate in “Camp Invention,” a day camp that last four days and provide a “fun, fun, safe, and open-ended experience for campers to learn hands-on STEM activities while helping them build their problem-solving skills,” according to a press release from Sapulpa Public Schools.

“STEM provides an opportunity for students to take what they learn in math and science class and apply it to the real world,” said Megan Cannon, Camp Director and Sapulpa Public Schools STEM Coordinator. “STEM lends itself to a student’s natural curiosity and often it’s not about a right or wrong answer, it’s about working together to figure out the best solution to a real problem.”