For girls who would like to join the sisterhood of supportive peers and role models using computer science to change the world. Girls grades 3-5.
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Girls Who Code
For girls who would like to join the sisterhood of supportive peers and role models using computer science to change the world. Girls grades 3-5.
Homeschool STEAM Science
In this Homeschool Science program, learn to build a CO2 Fire Extinguisher, and Chemical Reactions with Soap will be our experiments today. Learn about the science involved, and have some fun putting your new found knowledge to use. Family event. Register online or at the desk.
Ski Jumps & Roller Coasters with UW Extension
Become an amusement park engineer! Design the tallest ski jump and the scariest roller coaster imaginable. How many loops, twists, and jumps can you add to this thrilling challenge? Register online or at the front desk. Ages 9-14
Explosions & Slime with UW-Extension
Get ready for a fun filled, messy time. Explosions, eruptions, slime…we have it all. Discover how many ways you can make an item explode! Register online or at the front desk. Grades 3-6.
STEM With UW-Extension: Medieval Science
Travel back in time to a world of knights and dragons. Design and build a castle to protect your kingdom. Construct medieval machines to fight off your enemies.
Intro. to 3D Printing for Kids
Learn the basics of 3D printing. Kids will use a computer to design an object for printing. Registration required.
Tween STEAM – Popsicle Stick Frames
Join us for a cute and easy project – building Popsicle stick frames for your favorite photos. Bring photos if you like so you can determine the frame sizes. Register online or at the front desk.
Preschool STEM: Dinosaurs
Bring your pre-schoolers to a fun STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics) program! We’ll have dinosaur storytime, learn some fun facts about dinosaurs and have special dinosaur egg activity. Register at the youth services desk. An adult must accompany the registered child.
Tween STEAM – Oil Spill
We’ll recreate an oil spill, experiment with clean-up techniques and discuss the health of the Earth’s bodies of water. Register online or at the front desk.