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The Little Scientists camp began with energy and creativity as the children warmed up with choreography and a stretching name game, then moved on to lively activities like Duck Duck Drop, Bomb, Cops and Robbers, and Freeze Tag. They explored how to mix red, blue, and yellow to create every color, added a little more dancing for fun, and built volcanoes from cups, paper, and tape. The first day ended with an exciting round of Red Light, Green Light.

The second day brought even more discovery and teamwork. After dancing and stretching, the children played a reflex-based relay game, then continued with Bomb, a treasure hunt, and the spiderweb challenge. The highlight came when they erupted the volcanoes built on Monday, using baking soda and vinegar to make them bubble and fizz. They also created telephones from cups and string, enjoyed Musical Chairs, and colored pictures of famous scientists while learning simple facts about them. The day closed with a lively game of Simon Says.

On the final day, science and art came together in a colorful experiment. After dancing and games, the children dipped their hands into a baking soda solution, pressed them on a large banner, and revealed bright orange handprints when brushed with a turmeric and alcohol solution. In the afternoon they became archaeologists, digging dinosaur puzzle pieces out of soil buckets with spoons and carefully assembling them. The camp wrapped up with one last round of Bomb, leaving everyone with smiles, laughter, and unforgettable memories.