STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, Math)

Junior Mentoring is a leadership program where upper-middle and high school girls serve as co-teachers and mentors in K-8th grade science clubs.

Award-Winning KIDS 4 CODING
VIRTUAL TECH CLASSES | Coding, Game Dev, Machine Learning, Minecraft, Roblox, Python and more.
After-School & Saturday Enrichment Classes | Ages 7-16

Henry Street Farms will provide one vegetable or herb seedling to each Cambridge, MA student willing to commit to caring for a plant, until we run out of seedlings. Pre-schoolers are also eligible.

BioBuilder’s Idea Accelerator is a dynamic 3-week science and engineering curriculum and experiential learning series for high school students.

BioBuilders 6-7-8 provides small groups of middle school students with an introduction to the BioBuilder curriculum and an opportunity to pursue a team project in biodesign.

The Project Development Studio allows teams of high school students to further pursue a biodesign that might change the world.

We are a weekly virtual science and coding club for 6th-8th graders in Cambridge.

COMING THIS WINTER- SIGN UP FOR 1, 2, or 3 Sessions for students 5-12 years old.
Offered Tuesday and Wednesday afternoons
Sculpture Class
Lego Challenges

We specialize in 1-on-1 virtual SAT/ACT tutoring.

The program follows Singapore Math curriculum with a concrete, pictorial and abstract approach to math, enabling students to learn mathematics meaningfully.

We specialize in 1-on-1 virtual tutoring in all subject levels (K thru 12), including ACT/SAT test prep and foreign languages.

Breakthrough offers six years of after-school and summer programming for middle and high school students on the path to college.

The Broad Summer Scholars Program (BSSP) invites high school students with a strong interest in science to spend six weeks at the Broad Institute.

We are a unique enrichment program that brings together technology, arts, and play. During the COVID-19 outbreak, we're offering virtual classes to bring STEM to your kids at home!

Games that build orienteering skills at home: finding objects with clues; making maps; and creating indoor courses.

What are some things that sink?
What are some things that float?
Experiment, observe, and explore!
Find a spot where you can make a wet mess. Gather your materials. Go!

Have fun Growing from Groceries with City Sprouts! Prepare your seeds, plant them, then observe and record the changes you notice as your seeds develop into plants.

Find a window in your home to look outside, or sit outside in your backyard or at a park. Find a comfortable seat and an area to write on. What kinds of living things do you see? What are they doing?

Grab a partner and join MIT Edgerton Center to make some music! Gather some objects from your home – anything from kitchen tools to office supplies – and explore the sounds they can make.

Miss basketball? We do too. What can you do when the courts are closed? Tap into your creativity and design your own at home hoop!

ACHI Math Game - Achi is a game played by the Asante people of Ghana that is similar to tic-tac-toe, but tic-tac-toe ends when all the pieces have been placed; instead, Achi continues. Let's play!

Design and create a vehicle that can carry a note to a friend sitting on the other side of a room. But here's the catch--to make your vehicle move, you can only blow on it once!

What can bubbles do?
Are there things bubbles cannot do?
Observe, experiment, and explore!

What can you make your Frisbee do? Test out each idea in the data sheet and try your own. Keep track of your observations.

One piece of paper and a couple of folds can lead to a lot of fun! Do you want to make a plane that flies far? One that spins? One that stays in the air for a long time? Try out these designs!