Camp Invention is a one week in the summer where your child's creativity, innovation, and problem-solving skills are challenged and developed in fun and exciting ways. Children are presented with fun, hands-on challenges that encourage creative problem solving, teamwork, entrepreneurship, and innovation.

The Challenger Learning Center of Colorado offers grade-level activities and space mission simulations help foster excitement of space exploration. They also feature a planetarium and summer camp opportunities.

Homeschoolers can register a group for a class mission.

Colorado Adventure Point is a great resource for families homeschooled children: With programs such as Monday Mad Scientist Camp and Open Adventure Day, Colorado Adventure Point (CAP) has a variety of exciting educational programs to engage and inspire children. Visitors start with a climb on the two-story climbing wall, and then head to one of the instructors to learn about the physics and mechanics of what he or she just did. Afterwards, they can check out the Culinary Lab to learn about chemistry through cooking (and take home their creation). To end the day, students get to have some fun in the archery range, and see angles and mathematics in action.

CU Science Discovery is a science education outreach program of the University of Colorado Boulder. They have a variety of programs that connect K-12 students and teachers to current CU science. These programs provide unique, experiential learning STEM experiences. They are designed to be highly interactive and relevant, in order to engage students in the scientific process while connecting them to the science and technology present in their everyday lives.

The Denver Museum of Nature and Science offers hands-on science for kids and adults with interests in geology, insects, space, history, dinosaurs and health. The museum features a planetarium and an Imax theater with special presentations. Camps and workshops available.

The Girls Inc. Eureka! program is an intensive, five-year STEM based program that builds girls' confidence and skills through hands-on opportunities in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM). Utilizing a "whole girl" approach, the program also incorporates sports and physical fitness, personal development, and college and career readiness.

Keystone Science School combines hands-on science with outdoor, experiential education to create a great summer camp experience. Day camps are available throughout the year and overnight camps through the summer.

The WOW! Children's Museum encourages learning through play and discovery. Explore fun art and science concept during WOW!'s hands-on summer classes.

Bits, Bytes & Bots offers a variety of classes including robotics, stop-motion animated movie making and game creation. The curriculum is on the cutting edge of the technology and the robotics program utilizes the Lego Mindstorm robots. Must be 7 years old for the after school groups and vacation days and 8 years old for Game Creation. Custom programs for homeschoolers upon request.

The Colorado Code Club hosts homeschool Scratch classes and camps in and around the Denver and Colorado Springs areas. Homeschool classes/camps are scheduled throughout the year and posted on their website. After school programs are 90 minutes long and incorporate a balance of instruction and guidance while also allowing kids to get creative and have the freedom to work on any projects that excite them.

Engineering for Kids brings science, technology, engineering, and math, to kids in a fun and challenging way. Engineering concepts are taught through hands-on learning.

Mission Robotics is dedicated to instructing and inspiring students between 3rd grade and age 14 in engineering and problem solving using the LEGO Minstorm Robotics kits and software. Students explore simple science, math, research, computer programming and architectural concepts. Clubs, classes, camps, and competitions!

NamaSTEM offers interactive and engaging STEM+ classes for 5-12 year olds. While your students are learning, please enjoy our revitalizing yoga sessions. Their STEM & Yoga teachers are highly experienced with various abilities & learning styles. STEM+ simply means that they offer more than coding, programming & robotics. They also offer engaging & interactive lessons in: 3D printing & 3D scanning, health & wellness, artificial intelligence (AI), engineering challenges, AR/VR, podcasting, animation, environment & sustainability projects, entrepreneurship, & countless others.

Silicon STEM Academy offers courses for kids, teens, and adults to learn how to code, design, develop, animate, and create with technology. Their courses are designed to do more than scratch the surface so students come away with real-life technology skills. To reinforce this, Silicon STEM students learn by doing, so their classes are strictly hands-on and project-based.

Up-A-Creek Robotics is a high school robotics team in Longmont working primarily with the St. Vrain Valley School District. Centered around the FIRST Robotics Competition, they probide students with a unique opportunity to work with professionals in the community on realistic engineering challenges. FIRST Lego League (FLL) is the program offered to younger students. They meet once a week in the summer and early fall, then twice a week later in the fall to prepare for competitions in November and December.

YoungBotBuilders, LLC, is a locally owned company in Colorado Springs created to teach children STEM concepts and problem solving through LEGO educational products.