Issue 12: February 4th 2025
Dear readers,
We are excited to share these STEM activities and updates with you!
ALARM Stop Motion Animation Workshop | Hanson Public Library
ALARM Robotics will be hosting a LEGO Stop Motion Animation Workshop for Grades 3-8 on Friday, February 21 from 10:00 to 11:30 AM at the Hanson Public Library. Participants will learn the basics of stop motion animation, which include storyboarding, setting up the frame, frame rate, and focus. LEGOs, minifigs, backdrops, and art supplies will be provided to help participants create their animations. Participants will need a phone with the Stop Motion Studio app installed to participate.
Pong Programming: 3 Day STEM Camp Tickets | Attleboro Area Industrial Museum
The Pong Programming STEM camp will be held from Wednesday, February 19th to Friday, February 21st from 11:00 AM to 2:00 PM at the Attleboro Industrial Museum. Students aged 14 and older will develop early coding skills by learning to program the arcade game Pong. Attendance for all three days is mandatory, and a $15 deposit is required for registration due to limited space.
Women in STEM: Block Coding Tickets | Attleboro Area Industrial Museum
Celebrate International Women and Girls in Science Day by recognizing Countess Ada Lovelace, the first computer programmer, on Tue, Feb 11, 6:30 PM - 7:30 PM at the Attleboro Industrial Museum. During this workshop, participants aged 12 and up will work with Scratch to create their own calculation machine using block code, learning the basics of computer programming. A Scratch account is required, and space is limited; registration and a $5 deposit are necessary.
Free Robotics Workshop Foxborough MA
Moonpreneur invites you and your child to a free in-person robotics workshop on Saturday, February 22nd at 11:00 AM EST in Foxborough, MA. This workshop is designed for children aged 7-14 to engage in hands-on robotics and coding activities. Multiple time slots are available based on age groups, and participants need to bring a laptop for the workshop. Registration is required due to limited space.
Design a Garden City with Amy Chiu at the Boston Public Market
On Friday, February 21 at 10:30am, Amy Chiu, a Harvard x UC Berkeley Learning Designer, will be leading a workshop to build your own Garden City out of cardboard & recycled materials at the Boston Public Market. The event focuses on exploring community design and creating more "greenery for good." Participants will transform overlooked spaces into thriving plant havens, understand the impact of flora & fauna on our world, and come up with innovative garden ideas. The workshop includes creating prototypes of Garden Cities using cardboard & recycled materials
Introduction to Engineering Plastic Filters with the YES Team
This webinar will guide students in understanding the environmental impact of plastics on marine ecosystems and local communities, while empowering them to engineer practical filters to reduce plastic waste. The webinar will be on Thursday, February 13, 7 - 8pm.
Mad Science Presents | Bridgewater Public Library
Come join this Mad Science show that promises thrilling demonstrations with a BOOMing finale! "Don't Try This at Home" features experiments that aren't suitable for kids to replicate at home, which make for an exciting display to watch!
Buildwave - STEM Workshop for Kids | Morrill Memorial Library Norwood
Experience a high-energy, hands-on building program with Buildwave® that feels like a video game! Kids and parents will create projects with materials like Lego® and PlusPlus®, guided by dynamic animations and music. This immersive workshop encourages creativity and collaboration, making it perfect for family bonding. Note: Caregivers must participate alongside their kids. The workshop is February 22nd, 11am to 12pm.
Sketching Science: The Basics of Nature-based Illustration - Community Libraries of Providence
The Audubon Society of Rhode Island will host a workshop featuring preserved specimens to showcase the diversity and beauty of the natural world. Participants will learn about animal features, how to capture them in art, and the value of scientific sketching over photos. This class is designed for children and youth ages 10 and up. No artistic background is needed, just an interest in wildlife and drawing. Registration is encouraged.
Grand Canyons on the Moon Were Made in a Matter of Minutes
Scientists have discovered new lunar canyons that offer insights into the moon's geological history and potential resources for future missions.
Keep building!
Alarm Robotics
kids CAN change the world…
Authored by Vansh Mookim
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