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Future City Competition
Middle school students in grades 6-8 design and build future cities addressing sustainability issues, with a focus on wildfire resilience for the 2026-2027 season. Teams create virtual and physical models, essays, and presentations.
Zearn Summer Intensive Series
Free online math learning for students rising into 1st through 9th grades, designed to build foundational skills for the upcoming school year. Provides daily digital lessons for procedural fluency and conceptual understanding.
National Math Camps
Immersive two-week residential summer enrichment camps for mathematically talented students aged 11-14, exploring advanced mathematical topics.
National Science League
A national science competition for grades 2-6, managed by the Continental Mathematics League. Students take a timed exam. Annual event, registration details for 2026-2027 typically released later.
Camp Invention® 2026
Camp Invention, organized by the National Inventors Hall of Fame, offers hands-on STEM adventures for students entering grades K-6. The 2026 program, "Spark," features activities in ocean innovation, forensic science, intellectual property, and space exploration, operating at various locations nationwide.
Science Olympiad (Division B)
A leading team STEM competition for middle school students (grades 6-9), with teams competing in 23 events across various science disciplines.
Florida Elementary Science Olympiad
Team-based science competitions for K-5 students in Florida, with events typically aimed at 4th and 5th graders. Registration for the 2026-2027 academic year is currently open, with tournaments scheduled for April 2027.
Camp Curiosity: Summer Day Camps 2026
Weekly summer camps at the Great Lakes Science Center in Cleveland, OH, offering STEM themes like space adventures and forensic mysteries for grades K-2 and 3-6. Sessions run from June 1 to August 7, 2026.
Camp Invention® 2026
Camp Invention® 2026 offers hands-on STEM adventures nationwide for students entering grades K-6 during Summer 2026. Organized by the National Inventors Hall of Fame®, it focuses on innovation and problem-solving.
Brighterly Online Math Program
Brighterly offers online math programs for K-12 students, including live tutoring and a free demo class. Pricing starts at $17.70 per lesson. Summer programs for 2026 are also available.
Camp Invention Connect™ Elevate
A virtual STEM summer camp for curious kids entering grades K-6 offered by the National Inventors Hall of Fame®. This online program allows children to explore hands-on STEM fun at their own pace from anywhere, receiving a materials kit for unique challenges.
Camp Invention®
Hands-on STEM summer day camps for children entering grades K-6, organized by the National Inventors Hall of Fame®. The 2026 program, "Spark," inspires curiosity through activities like investigating with robotic capybaras and designing space rockets. Camp dates and hours vary by location, typically running during the summer of 2026.
mathleague.org Elementary School Contests
mathleague.org offers elementary school math contests for grades 3-6, including in-person events and online qualifiers throughout the school year.
Math Kangaroo USA
Math Kangaroo USA is an international math competition for grades K-12, promoting problem-solving and logical reasoning. It's administered in-person and online.
USA Mathematical Talent Search (USAMTS)
USAMTS is a free, proof-based online math competition for US middle and high school students. Students have a month or more to work on problems. Registration is open year-round.
Camp Invention® 2026 - Spark Program
A summer STEM camp for students in grades K-6 that focuses on hands-on exploration, problem-solving, and STEM concepts. The 2026 "Spark" program includes activities like robotics, entrepreneurship, and rocket building. Registration is open with early bird discounts available.
National Science Bowl® for Middle School
A national academic competition for middle school students (grades 6-8) covering science and math topics in a fast-paced question-and-answer format. Teams compete regionally, with winners advancing to the National Finals.
eCYBERMISSION
A free, virtual STEM competition for middle school students (grades 6-9) to identify and solve community problems using science or engineering. Teams work online to submit projects for state, regional, and national awards.