San Diego Model Railroad Museum Summer Camp

Explore the multitude of disciplines required to build a model railroad. Working from a track plan, campers will construct an operational, themed HO scale model from track laying, ballasting, scenery construction, and circuitry. Campers will investigate and apply design principles, research unusual railroad cars, and learn why civil engineers use arches and triangles in the construction of railroad bridges. Scaffolded activities accommodate children of different ages. Full day, half day and advance modeling options available. 

Availability description

Please book on line at SDMRM.org

Date(s)
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Age/Grade Level
Grades 1-2
Grades 3-5
Grades 6-8
Cost Range
Greater than $200
Time of Day
Morning
Afternoon
Opportunity type
Out-of-school Programs
Area of Interest
Engineering
Physical Science
Specific Attention
Programs for boys
Programs for girls
Financial Support or Scholarship Available?
Yes
NGSS Aligned?
Yes
Location Address:
1649 El Prado, San Diego, California, 92101
Contact Name:
Eddie Vega
Email:
evega@sdmrm.org

San Diego Model Railroad Museum Summer Camp

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