In Creation Station, students step into the shoes of inventors, artists, scientists, and storytellers as they turn imagination into action. Each hands-on lesson challenges students to create, design, build, test, and express—all while making meaningful connections to the real world. Whether they're engineering momentum-powered game equipment, crafting geometric pattern art, or designing their own animated characters, students experience the power of creativity paired with critical thinking.
From building kinetic sculptures inspired by Alexander Calder to designing table tennis racquets for optimal thrust and motion, this program infuses STEM concepts with artistic expression and literacy development. Younger students (K-1) explore big ideas through tactile play—like blowing paint through straws to understand viscosity—while older students (2-5) stretch their imaginations to create comic book heroes, Fibonacci spirals, or Rube Goldberg chain reactions. Every project is filled with purpose and play, sparking curiosity and confidence in every learner.
Whether mixing paint for scientific experimentation or performing original songs inspired by rhythm and rhyme, students in Creation Station don’t just learn—they make their learning visible, dynamic, and unforgettable.
