The camp provides a specialized and inclusive STEM and design-focused experience within the unique setting of the Intrepid Museum, tailored for children with developmental disabilities.
All Access Maker Camp at the Intrepid Museum offers a unique week-long experience for children and teens with developmental disabilities, including autism. Campers engage in hands-on problem-solving and experimentation with various tools and technologies. Activities are centered around sea, air, and space design challenges, providing an in-depth learning opportunity. Campers utilize both low-tech materials like LEGOs, clay, and craft supplies, and high-tech tools such as robotics kits, computer-assisted design software, and 3D printers. The program emphasizes the development of social-emotional skills, including communication, collaboration, and problem-solving. Campers also have the chance to go behind the scenes and meet with experts, connecting their experiences to real-world challenges faced by crew members, pilots, engineers, and astronauts. The camp aims to foster creativity, expand practical skills, and encourage personal growth in a supportive and inclusive environment.
Campers explore the Intrepid Museum, participate in design challenges related to sea, air, and space, experiment with various tools and technologies, and go behind the scenes to meet experts.
This camp is specifically designed for children and teens ages 8-14 with developmental disabilities, including autism, who are interested in STEM and hands-on projects.
Pier 86, W 46th Street & 12th Avenue, New York, NY 10036
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