The Physics Factory Invention, Demonstration, and Discovery Camp:

Take Apart, Build and Play

If you want to have fun this summer, and don't mind the risk of learning in the process,

the Physics Factory offers an experience you'll never forget.

To sign up or for more information, please contact us at:

Telephone: (520) 481-4960

Or reserve your spot now and pay with PayPal:

Session:
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Motors, sensors, balloons, ballistics, magnets, music, sound, light, boats...

  • Take equipment apart
  • Learn about electricity and mechanics
  • Discover how things work
  • Make your own inventions
  • Take home your creations

Recommended for ages: 9 years and older.

Materials included: Multimeter, Soldering Iron (and solder), wire, motors, lights, switches, batteries.

Cost: $150 for a one-week session.

Location: The Wildcat School, 25 East Drachman Street, Tucson, AZ 85705-6650

Summer 2010 Camp Sessions in Tucson, Arizona:

  • Session 1: May 31 - June 4
  • Session 2: June 7 - June 11
  • Session 3: June 14 - June 18
  • Session 4: June 21 - June 25
  • Session 5: June 28 - July 2

The Physics Factory Summer Camps are for kids who want to play with science and safely learn about the “dangerous” aspects that are not taught in schools.

Kip Perkins, also a co-founder and exhibit builder, will teach weekly morning classes from 9:00–12:00.

  • Morning Class Session 1 starts May 31st and will focus on electricity, lights, motors, sounds, and some dramatic demonstrations. Students will each take a project home.
  • Morning Class Session 2 starts June 7th and will explore electronics. Students will build small amplifiers and connect them to lasers and photocells to transmit music across the room.
  • In Morning Class Session 3, we'll be will be working with magnets, coils, TV sets, etc. We'll take equipment apart to create our own inventions.
  • The Morning Class Session 4 is art at its worst. It's very fun and gratifying, however, and students always surprise me with their creations. We start by taking office equipment apart, and then use motors, fans, solenoids, etc. to make kinetic sculpture.
  • In Morning Class Session 5, we build robot kits. Some are demanding and require soldering, others achieve the same result without soldering. Enrolling students can tell me which they'd like to make.

Money back guarantee if you're not happy with the camp. No loopholes.

Scholarships available. Please contact us to apply.