A 6-week online STEM Summer Camp for Elementary and Middle School Students
Math・Engineering・CodingNext Session: June 28th - August 14th 2027Cohort Limits: Spots limited to 20 students per cohort
About stemiq
STEMIQ is a 6-week long online summer program designed for Elementary and Middle School students. Students will explore math, engineering, and coding through hands-on projects and collaborative activities. Students Participate in small-group sessions three times a week and apply what they learn through creative challenges and final projectsOur goal is to create an engaging environment where students can strengthen problem-solving skills, experiment with new ideas, and gain confidence in STEM subjects while building real projects they can share with family and friends.
Schedule
When: June 28th - Aug 14th | 1 hour sessionsTimes: 1:00 PM (Elementary) | 3:00 PM (Middle School)Students attend 3 days / week________________________________Mondays: Math and ScienceWednesdays: Engineering and DesignFridays: Code and Game Development(Additional help on weekends)
Final Student Presentation August 14th - All families welcome to attend!
Program Breakdown
Elementary School Cohort (Grades 3-5)
Math and Science
- Complex Patterns and Problem Solving- 3D Shapes- Data Analysis, Forces and Motion- Basic Chemistry
--------------Final Project: Geometry City
Engineering and Design
- Engineering Design Process- Structures and Stability- Bridges and Load Tests- Simple Machines- Creative Engineering
--------------Final Project: Paper Bridges
Programming and Game Development
- Intro to Scratch- Loops and Animation- Variables and Scoring- Game Mechanics- Game Design and Debugging
--------------Final Project: Playable Scratch Game
Middle School Cohort (grades 5-7)
Math and Science
- Algebra and Variable Logic- Graph Analysis- Data and Probability- Kinematics- Atomic Structure- Weather Systems
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Final Project: Desmos Art
Engineering and Design
- Engineering Design Process- Structure and Forces- Energy and Motion- Mechanical Systems Engineering- Electrical Engineering
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Final Project: Marble Run
Programming and Game Development
- Programming Foundations- Game Logic / Logic Gates- Animation and Interaction- Level Design & Ciybters- Debugging and Polish
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Final Project: Complete Python-coded Game
Meet the Team
Mohak Garg
Role: Founder & Math/Science InstructorEducation: Spring-Ford Senior High SchoolHighlights: AP Calculus BC • AP Physics 1 • Schrodinger Physics Award Winner (Delaware Valley Science Fair)Bio: Mohak leads StemIQ with a focus on making complex physics and math concepts intuitive. Through hands-on experiments and real-world application, he helps younger students build confidence and problem-solving skills.
Stephen S. Tang
Role: Programming & Game Development InstructorEducation: Senior at Spring-Ford High SchoolHighlights: AP Physics 1 • AP Computer Science A • Experienced in Java & PythonBio: Stephen specializes in turning abstract coding logic into practical game design. He focuses on interactive, project-based learning so students can build and polish their own games from scratch.
What Parents are saying
"My 10-year old really enjoyed STEM IQ program this summer! The program was very well-structured and informative. It introduced basic concepts in math, engineering, and gaming in a way that built a basic understanding of these concepts while keeping things genuinly engaging. Kids were also excited about the final projects. Highly recommended!"
- Suganya | 6th grade Parent
"STEMIQ was a great experience for my daughter who likes maths. The full StemIQ Experience showed her to different forms of science and engineering and coding. This made her go out of her comfort zone and learn new things. Thank you Stemiq!"
- Meenakshi | 5th grade parent
FAQ's
Is the program online or in person?
STEMIQ is currently offered fully online to allow for flexible participation from students in different locations.
What happens if my child misses a class?
While full makeup classes are not available at this time, a student may seek help during office hours. Additionally, supplemental resources will be posted on our website
How large will class sizes be?
STEMIQ is designed around small-group learning to encourage participation, collaboration, and individual support. For this reason, no class will be larger than 20 students.
Will my child have homework?
While this program will focus primarily on interactive activities and project work during sessions, students will also receive "mini-projects" throughout the week that must be completed outside of session time. The purpose of these projects is to help the students get more hands-on experience and apply what they have learned to the real world. No "mini-project" will take more than 1 hour outside of session time.
Does my child need prior STEM or coding experience?
No prior experience is required. The program is designed to be beginner-friendly while still providing engaging challenges and projects for students with previous experience.
What materials will students need?
All activities are designed using accessible household or low-cost materials. A detailed materials list will be shared in the information packet the third week of June.
How can I register?
Parents can register through the interest/signups form linked below.
A separate link for payment will be sent during the third week of June.Registration Fee: $30
Registration Final Deadline: June 21
Note: Spots are limited and Registration may close early if cohorts fill.
Program Registration
Registration Fee: $30 per student for the full 6 week program.Fee includes access to all live sessions, projects, and Final Showcase Activities. A payment link will be sent via email in the third week of June.Registration Deadline: June 21, 2027Limited to 20 Students per Cohort
Registrations Open June 1st
interest & Information session
On June 16, 2027 our student educators will host an information session for interested families. This will be immediately followed by a Q&A session. All families are invited to come! Please register by clicking on the button below.Note: For interested families that are unable to make the meeting, information will be sent via email.
Registrations Open June 1st