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During Builders and Makers Week, children will be able to build with different kinds of materials and tools including little wooden blocks for tots. Kids of all ages can explore, build, and tinker while developing fine and gross motor skills. Boat Building, Parachute Construction, Fort Building, 3 Little Pig House Making, a Maker Space and...
During Builders and Makers Week, children will be able to build with different kinds of materials and tools including little wooden blocks for tots. Kids of all ages can explore, build, and tinker while developing fine and gross motor skills. Boat Building, Parachute Construction, Fort Building, 3 Little Pig House Making, a Maker Space and...
This program is a great opportunity for children to learn about mindfulness techniques through stories and crafts. For ages 6-11.
Learn about Native American traditions and history, listen to stories by Indigenous authors, and make a craft to celebrate Native American Heritage Month.
Happy Dinovember! See a live dinosaur in our parking lot before joining T-Rexplorers for a fascinating look at real dinosaur bones! For families with children of all ages.
Members of the American Association of University Women (AAUW) present monthly science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) topics. For grades 2-5. September 19: Diffraction of Light Discuss what light is and how diffraction gradients separate light into its components. Make kaleidoscopes using diffraction gradients and toilet paper rolls. October 24: Secret Messages Learn about the...
Join us for dinosaur crafts and games and a special guest's tea party!
Learn how to build a paper rocket and launch it with a stomper through this fun, interactive workshop with the University of Illinois Extension! Ages 8-12. Registration required. Through the 4-H Ag Innovators Experience, youth will have the opportunity to explore hands-on activities and develop critical thinking and problem solving skills. Presented by the University...
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