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RRAAM STREAM CAMP
Science • Technology • Reading • Engineering • Art • Mathematics
This summer, students will explore science, robotics, coding, art, storytelling, agriculture, engineering, and more, all while learning about African American culture and Louisiana history in a fun, interactive environment.
Hosted by the River Road African American Museum, RRAAM STREAM Camp gives children ages 5–15 the opportunity to learn new skills, build confidence, make friends, and discover their creativity through exciting daily activities and hands-on projects.
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Our Programs
Take a look at the programs and extra activities we offer to our students.
Science
Technology
reading
RRAAM is committed to improving our efforts in advancing history through new technologies. Through the S.T.R.E.A.M program, students get a hands-on approach to learning through touchscreen boards, funded laptops, and much more. We have also incorporated coding lessons for computer development.
RRAAM is committed to improving our efforts in advancing history through new technologies. Through the S.T.R.E.A.M program, students get a hands-on approach to learning through touchscreen boards, funded laptops, and much more. We have also incorporated coding lessons for computer development.
Through our science program, students get the opportunity to learn about the wonders of the natural world, and how to take care of it. Our agricultural efforts primarily take place in our Community Garden, a staple of the Rosenwald School, where we host numerous free events, and work on numerous projects with the kids.
Engineering
Arts
math
One of the best ways to encourage your child to learn math and science is through building and inventing new things! Robot building, one of our first engineering efforts for our camp, is a fun, hands-on approach to getting started in any engineering field.
This year, our arts programming was a major highlight for our campers. Students experienced a full range of artistic practices from our Artist-In-Residence, Tamerick Zachary. Students learned everything from the basics of drawing, working with colors, to learning and drawing Adinkra symbols- many of which are now featured on our Freedom Garden murals! Our students also learned about music production, and basic methodologies and theory for trumpets with partner organization Girls Play Trumpets Too.
This year, our arts programming was a major highlight for our campers. Students experienced a full range of artistic practices from our Artist-In-Residence, Tamerick Zachary. Students learned everything from the basics of drawing, working with colors, to learning and drawing Adinkra symbols- many of which are now featured on our Community Garden murals!