The National Postal Museum’s STAMP Camp has been such a hit the past couple of years, they are bringing it back for another summer of virtual adventures! The free program is designed to bring STEAM learning (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math) conveniently to your inbox, giving kids online activities to enjoy at home.
What is STAMP Camp?
S.T.A.M.P stands for Science, Technology, Art, Math, and Problem-solving — and this free virtual camp delivers hands-on activities straight from the National Postal Museum, all through email. STAMP Camp is fully digital and free, making it accessible to everyone, everywhere. Each week of activities connects postal history with STEAM learning through museum objects , hands-on projects, and engaging challenges.
How It Works:
2. Receive five weeks of activities in your e-mail inbox throughout June, July, and August.
3. All activities are emailed directly to you — easy to share and explore at home.
4. Complete at your own pace — whenever, wherever.
Weekly Themes + Smithsonian Partners:
June 3 – Science with the National Museum of Natural History: Travel back in time to discover dinosaurs and other ancient life through stamps and paleontology.
June 17 – Technology with the National Portrait Gallery: Explore how stamps and portraiture celebrate and teach us about the groundbreaking scientists behind space exploration.
July 1 – Art with the National Museum of the American Indian: Identify how art can tell stories and communicate big ideas through an exploration into formline art and the Raven story on Stamps.
July 15 – Math with Smithsonian Folkways Recordings: Curious about rhythm and blues? Explore how stamps make bluegrass visual, instrument traditions, rhythmic patterns, and beginner music notation.
July 29 – Problem Solving and Engineering with the Smithsonian American Art Museum & Renwick Gallery: Jump into the world of the U.S. State and County Fairs stamps and uncover the clever tricks behind amazing creations like the Renwick Gallery’s legendary butter cow
+ Perfect for kids ages 6–12 (with adult support).
+ Registration is required by a parent or guardian.
STAMP Camp starts June 3, 2026 – don’t miss out on this creative, curiosity-fueled summer!
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This post is sponsored by the National Postal Museum, however, I only promote programs, places, and events that I genuinely believe in and think will appeal to KFDC readers.















