NeuroVivid Camp @ Charles River Museum

What if your child could see their focus… and use it to power real-world creations?

At NeuroVivid Camp, middle school makers step into a week-long, hands-on experience where neuroscience meets creativity. Designed for learners ages 11–14, this day program invites students of all thinking styles to explore how their brains work—by building, coding, and experimenting. 

Throughout the week, students will design and create interactive projects using simple coding and circuitry, bringing their ideas to life with lights, motion, and sound. The highlight? Using brainwave-powered headsets, participants can control objects—like moving a ball through an obstacle course or turning on a fan—using their own focus and attention. 

Along the way, students build confidence as problem-solvers, collaborators, and innovators. Every activity is designed to be accessible, engaging, and flexible, so each child can participate in ways that work best for them. 

NeuroVivid Camp isn’t just about learning STEM skills—it’s about discovering the power of your own mind and realizing that every brain brings something valuable to the table. 

Registration full? Email us at ndinstem @ terc.edu to be added to the wait list.

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