Amicus Recreation Programs

Science and Engineering

Explore new science and engineering concepts every week (Grades 3 to 6)

Fall registration opens September 4th, 2025.

Fall 2025 Schedule

  • Wednesdays

Spark curiosity, creativity, and connection in our hands-on Science and Engineering Program, where young minds tackle fun projects and build essential social skills along the way!

Science and Engineering at a Glance:

  • Ages: Grades 3-6
  • Duration: 7 week program
  • Focus: Hands-on activities exploring science, engineering concepts, and social skills
  • Projects Include: Bridge building, stomp rockets, egg drops, forensics, marble roller coasters and more!
  • Cost: $415

About:

Our Science and Engineering Program is designed to ignite curiosity and foster a love of learning, while also helping to build important social skills. Through an exciting lineup of hands-on activities, students in grades 3-6 explore core science and engineering concepts in ways that bring lessons to life, with each activity paired with a social skill. From regulating emotions with stomp rockets to understanding others' feelings through bridge building, each week offers fun projects that develop both practical knowledge and social awareness.

Guided by enthusiastic instructors, kids learn to work together, communicate, and think critically. Every project is as interactive as it is educational, allowing young learners to connect with each other and build confidence in a supportive environment.


Intake Criteria

Children and youth in grades 3 - 12 can attend Amicus Recreation programs if they meet our Intake Criteria. If your child has not participated in an Amicus or social skills program through Foothills Academy before, the first step is to complete the Intake process prior to registration taking place.

We have chosen Camp Amicus again and again since we found out about them last year. They have the largest most meaningful positive impact on our son. His self esteem and confidence have risen higher from one of the programs than from handfuls of other interventions and programs we have tried. They create loving supportive community where the child is a child and shines. We would be lost without them. Thank you! — Amicus Parent