FINDLAY, Ohio (WLIO) — Kids in Findlay are getting a hands-on look at the world of technology this week at the Mazza Museum’s summer STEAM camp, hosted by the University of Findlay. Themed “Behind the Bite,” the camp runs through the week and is geared toward students ages 8 to 14.
“Computers are in everything,” said Amanda Davidson-Johnson, education manager at the Mazza Museum. “You have computers all over your home, and these kids are already dealing with technology on a day-to-day basis, whether at home or in a classroom. Giving them the in-depth knowledge of ‘how does this work’ and ‘how do I protect myself’ is really important in today’s day and age.”
Kids in Findlay are getting a hands-on look at the world of technology this week at the Mazza Museum’s summer STEAM camp.
The camp is held in partnership with Imagination Station of Toledo and teaches students how computers function, how to write basic code and how to stay safe online.
The Mazza Museum will also host an art camp later this summer, from July 28 through Aug. 1. More information and registration are available at mazzamuseum.org.
