DS(almost)9 and DD6 are almost polar opposite in their interests. She is very artistic and creative, outgoing, and loves soccer and anything with fur. He is not all that creative, but excellent at math and science, and the only sport he really enjoys is taekwondo (he has tried others, but doesn't do well in them and gets frustrated - he is surprisingly good at taekwondo.) Anyway, DD has done everything from soccer to art lessons to community theater, loves every minute of it, and does really well. DS, however, has a serious shortage of activities in which he can participate. I would like to find him some science-related activities, if possible. Maybe a science club of some sort? I told him he could go to Space Camp next summer, and he is incredibly excited about it. But I get the impression that right now, he feels left out because all of his sister's interests are being nurtured and all I can do with him is teach him astronomy at home. (He does enjoy that, but it's not the same as being around other kids with similar interests). Does anyone have any ideas for how to combat this problem? I live on the coast of NC, if that helps - not the world's most academically-oriented area.