The LigerBots robotics team has completed the second two-week session of its online summer LigerBots cAMP (Awesome Mentoring Program) for elementary students. with much enthusiasm and support from teen counselors and their elementary-school students. Each session ends with a showcase of students’ accomplishments, and this session’s celebration highlighted CAD creations, music composed in under six hours, and a drawing of a well constructed Aquaponics system. This summer the LigerBots cAMP will connect with about 200 students in Newton, Needham, Lexington, Boston, Brookline, and even New Jersey and Ohio! cAMP gives students opportunities to connect with old and new friends. cAMP’s teen counselors — almost 100 in all, from Newton, Brookline, Cambridge, Andover, and beyond — are gaining experience in teaching and interacting with younger students while building their resumés and having fun. The remaining sessions are August 3-14, and August 17-28.

Edge on Science is offering a special limited edition of its in-person Catapult Engineering program, this time for Grades 4-7, at Lasell University on August 10-14. It will follow COVID-19 security guidelines and enrollment is limited. Call 315-486-2289 by midnight tonight (August 2) to register.

Edge on Science runs STEM enrichment programs throughout the year in the greater Boston area and beyond. In addition to its summer camps, this summer it’s offering parents the opportunity to gather a pod of 5 to 8 friends for a COVID-safe week of STEM learning and fun. Topics range among bridge building, catapult engineering, drones, astronomy, hydraulics, microscopes, rockets, and whales. The organizing parent gets a 50% discount and others get early-bird pricing. Call founder John Aviste at 315-486-2289 for details.

Ligerbots cAMP — the virtual summer camp created and run by the LigerBots‘ Awesome Mentoring Project — is underway and is proving to be a blast for both elementary student campers and high-school student teacher/counselors. Subjects range from core subjects and STEAM skills to dance, astronomy, and so much more. The LigerBots now seek additional high-school students as teacher/counselors for Session 4 (August 17-28). Teach a subject of your choice online. Commit to 6 hours per week during the session, plus online training to help you prepare. Gain experience teaching while building your resumé and having fun. Everything happens over Zoom. Sign up by July 19.

Tuft’s Center for Engineering Education and Outreach (CEEO) will hold several in-person, one-week workshops this summer for elementary, middle, and high school students to learn engineering from Tufts University staff and undergraduate students who are researching how best to teach engineering to K-12 students. The goal of these in-person workshops is to evoke curiosity and passion for engineering through hands-on design challenges while keeping the health and safety of students and teachers the highest priority. Refunds will be paid in the event that workshops are canceled due to revised guidance from Tufts University or the CDC. Register at these links:

• Girls Design and Engineering Week (Grades 5-8): July 6-10
• High School Engineering (Grades 9-12): July 6-10
• LEGO Robotics for All (Grades 3-8): July 13-17
• Designing Solutions for Book Characters (Grades 1-3): July 13-17
• LEGO Robotics (Grades 3-8): July 20-24, July 27-31
• Wizarding Workhsop (Grades 2-5): July 27-31
• Pet Helpers (Grades 1-3): August 3-7
• Middle School Engineering (Grades 6-8): August 3-7
• Robotic Art (Grades 1-3): August 10-14
• High School Environmental Engineering (Grades 9-12): August 10-14

Empow Studios will open in-person summer camps next week in several locations, including its Newton studio and Mt. Ida campus, subject of course to any changes in COVID-19 guidelines for reopening. Registration for virtual summer camps is also available, in any case.