 All the games have curriculums that are integrated into the game. So, like I said, while they're playing, they're able to learn, play, and create. Teams from rec centers across Baltimore will compete for the championship title after three weeks of preparation on e-gaming, physical exercise, science, technology, engineering, art, and math activities. It's all a part of the STEAM Your Dreams program, a nonprofit that operates year-round to get kids excited about STEM.