Camp Invention stokes STEM interest
Southside Elementary School librarian and STEM teacher Lynette Leonard (left) helps campers build "glow boxes" at Sagle's 2024 Camp Invention.
SAGLE — Summer break is in full swing, but at Sagle Elementary School, kids are still learning — and having fun while they do it.
Camp Invention, a five-day STEM (science, technology, engineering, mathematics) education event for kids between kindergarten and sixth grade, arrived in the Sandpoint area for the first time Monday. Hosted at Sagle Elementary, the camp aims to facilitate hands-on challenges for local students.
“It really focuses on the four “Cs” of critical thinking, communication, collaboration, and creativity,” said Lynette Leonard, organizer and director of the camp and Southside Elementary librarian and STEM teacher.
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