Dr. Sparks Summer Camp 2025 | English STEAM Camp in Taiwan

Dr Sparks & The S Team
2026 Winter Camp

Suitable for Elementary School

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PBL Mission - Story

In the not-too-distant future, an asteroid impact has changed the world forever. The impact creates a blast that has wiped out all computers and smartphones forcing the survivors to get back to the basics. A thick cloud covers the sky and blocks out the sun, sending the Earth back into the ice age. Survivors take shelter underground in the subways, fighting to stay warm, find food, and build shelter in a world without modern conveniences. Now, the time has come. Their mission : Reboot Earth.

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PBL Mission - Topics

Dr. Sparks Summer Camps bring STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math) to life as students embark on an epic journey to rebuild society from the underground up. They will tackle real-world survival and innovation challenges, including shelter construction, water filtration & irrigation, generators, renewable energy, food preservation, resource management, caloric calculations, raft building, the science of timekeeping, and preserving culture through stories and songs.

4Eras of Civilization

This immersive adventure will accelerate students through four eras of rebuilding civilization:

Surviving the Ice Age

Securing food, water, and shelter without modern technology.

Exploring the Land

Emerging after the melt, building communities, gathering resources, and starting agriculture.

Developing Towns

Adapting past technologies, developing renewable energy, and building trade systems.

Advancing Society

Creating trade systems, advancing the sciences, and expanding engineering, architecture, and the arts.

Dr. Sparks Camp Style

Set in a steampunk-inspired world, similar to popular video games and anime, this camp transforms education into an interactive and gamified adventure. , renowned for developing hands-on science adventures, have designed this experience to push students beyond traditional learning. By combining STEAM knowledge with Social Studies concepts, students will develop their English critical thinking and problem-solving skills.

💡A 5-day English STEAM camp covering all five disciplines of STEAM.

🎁Premium take-home items every day!

🧠For students eager to develop their English critical thinking and problem-solving skills.

🚀Daily hands-on experiments & exciting challenges!

👨‍🏫Experienced Native English Teachers.

Dr. Sparks and the S Team, PBL Mission - Reboot Earth Summer Camp.

English, Science, Fun!!

Daily Description

science

Science for Survival: Feeding the Future

From underground gardens to bio-fueled cities, science becomes the lifeline of civilization’s rebirth. In the Ice Age, survivors learn to grow food in low light, reflecting sunlight into their shelters and even generating light with potato-powered circuits. As explorers, they dive into the science of bacteria, learning to preserve food through pickling, smoking, and dehydration, and ensure safe drinking water with filtration systems. In developing towns, science drives innovation as they germinate seeds from ancient seed banks and experiment with hydroponics and vertical farming, while cultivating medicinal plants to care for their communities. As cities flourish, they reflect on the past and choose a cleaner path, transforming food waste into bioethanol fuel to power their future sustainably. Through hands-on experiments and real-world problem-solving, students will discover how science feeds, heals, and powers society from survival to success.

Technology

Technology of Tomorrow: Power & Progress

From generating the first sparks of energy to powering an advanced city, technology fuels the rebuilding of civilization. In the Ice Age, survivors take refuge underground, using thermal energy, mirrors, and hand-powered generators to bring light and warmth into the darkness. As explorers, they harness sunlight to melt ice, insulate their shelters, and make a breakthrough discovery—wind can generate power. As towns develop, they refine energy storage with large batteries, construct windmills for sustainable power, and even turn solar energy into a defensive weapon against Dr. Plarks. Finally, as cities thrive, renewable energy dominates, advancing society into a clean, high-tech world where solar-powered robot dogs patrol the streets. Through hands-on exploration and problem-solving, students will uncover the science of energy, power, and innovation, proving that even after disaster, technology can light the way forward.

Art

The Art of Time: Preserving the Past

As survivors emerge from the darkness of the Ice Age and rebuild their world, art becomes the key to preserving history and identity. In the Solar Winter, they return to the basics, crafting pens and ink to record the memories of a lost world. As explorers, they unite through music and symbols, creating songs and village flags to strengthen their new communities. As towns grow, they salvage and reshape plastic, constructing totem poles that tell the tale of their survival. Finally, in the Industrial Evolution, the next generation looks to the future, sealing their history in a time capsule to ensure that the story of their people is never forgotten. Through hands-on creativity, students bring the art of survival to life—turning raw materials into the legacy of a civilization.

Engineering

Engineering Innovation: Building a New World

From underground survival to thriving cities, engineering shapes the way civilizations grow. In the Ice Age, survivors construct makeshift shelters in subway tunnels, mastering fire-making and water circulation to sustain life. As explorers, they craft rope-fastened shelters for mobility and learn the basics of tool and weapon-making. As towns expand, they use their skills to build rafts and bridges, allowing for exploration and trade while constructing brick buildings for stability. Finally, as cities rise, they reinforce concrete with rebar for towering structures and design irrigation systems to provide water and generate power. Through hands-on challenges, students will engineer solutions for survival, expansion, and innovation, turning raw materials into the foundations of a new world.

Math

The Math of Survival: Counting Calories, Time & Trade

From the depths of Solar Winter to the rise of thriving cities, math is the key to survival, growth, and progress. In the Ice Age, survivors calculate caloric intake, measuring every resource to stay alive. As Explorers, they analyze the cost and efficiency of hunting, farming, and foraging to sustain their people. In the Developers’ era, towns assign value to resources, learning the fundamentals of trade and specialization. Finally, as Expanders, cities thrive through commerce and bartering, using math to maximize prosperity. Through hands-on challenges and real-world problem-solving, students bring math to life—turning numbers into the foundation of civilization.