Mountain House

The famous “marshmallow experiment” conducted on young children indicated that understanding the power of delayed gratification is at the heart of people’s ability to invest. It is never too early to expose our youth to investing in passive sources of income, such as stocks and bonds, as it opens their eyes to the power of […]

In this program, students will turn ordinary drawings into 3D works of art using CAD/3D pens and plastic filament to “draw” in three dimensions. The objective of this class is to introduce students to 3D printing technology while emphasizing the significance of good design principles. Attention will be drawn to key design considerations related to

Our camp adopts the energizing style of the Science Bowl, where teamwork, quick thinking and discovery go hand-in-hand. Campers dive into four major fields of science: physics (motion, force, gravity), chemistry (solids, liquids, gases, mixtures), biology (cells, genetics), and Earth science (composition of Earth, planet systems). Each subject is brought alive through hands-on experiments, interactive

The famous “marshmallow experiment” conducted on young children indicated that understanding the power of delayed gratification is at the heart of people’s ability to invest. It is never too early to expose our youth to investing in passive sources of income, such as stocks and bonds, as it opens their eyes to the power of

In this program, students will turn ordinary drawings into 3D works of art using CAD/3D pens and plastic filament to “draw” in three dimensions. The objective of this class is to introduce students to 3D printing technology while emphasizing the significance of good design principles. Attention will be drawn to key design considerations related to