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Build a car, launch a rocket at Holy Innocents' 'STEMsational' camp

A junior from Holy Innocents' Upper School works with a kindergartner from the Primary School inside of a STEM robotics lab. Holy Innocents' Episcopal School is hosting its "STEMsational" camp on Saturday, Nov. 5.
A junior from Holy Innocents' Upper School works with a kindergartner from the Primary School inside of a STEM robotics lab. Holy Innocents' Episcopal School is hosting its "STEMsational" camp on Saturday, Nov. 5.
By Geoffrey A Cooper
Nov 1, 2016

Preschoolers building their own kinds of cars, rockets and robots.

Holy Innocents' Episcopal School in Sandy Springs is inviting local youngsters and parents to let their imaginations run wild at its "STEMsational" Saturday camp happening on Nov. 5. 

There will also be prize giveaways for all of the projects, and each child will get their own engineering certificate

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