New Winter Session starts Tuesday, January 18, 2022 at 6pm at the Grand Prairie Memorial Library.
STEM Program
My STEM Program consists of 12 fun STEM activities that exposes children to STEM in a fun and stimulating way. Each activity is 30 minutes long. I asked that Parents stay for the activities.
The Program will be held every Tuesday and Thursday at 6pm at the Grand Prairie Memorial Library in Grand Prairie, Tx. The dates are January 18, 2022 to February 24, 2022.
There is a nominal fee of $5 per activity to cover the cost of supplies. You can pay for all 12 activities upfront for $50, which saves you $10, or you can pay as you go $5 each activity either online or in-person.
So, please fill out the Enrollment Form below and it will allow you to pay for one activity or all 12 activities.
Here is some information about each activity.
Science Activities:
Jan 18 - Magnification Observation – introduce children to two science tools – magnifying glasses and science journals.
Jan 20 - Human Body - Learning About Muscles in the Body
Jan 25 - Weather - Observing and thinking about changes due to weather conditions.
Technology Activities:
Jan 27 - Computer Literacy - teaching basic things about the computer and the internet
Feb 1 - Computer Literacy - teaching things about the computer and the internet
Feb 3 - Computer Literacy - teaching basic things about the computer and the internet
Engineering Activities:
These activities help children to delevop early concepts they can build on as they grow. They begin to understand that tools help people do things better.
Feb 8 - An easy Lego activity
Feb 10 - A more difficult Lego activity
Feb 15 - Marble Runs - With a marble run, children have to think about what they are creating, and use focus, imagination and problem-solving skills all while having fun. A marble can teach kids a lot about momentum and gravity, just by doing what a marble does.
Math Activities:
Feb 17 - Patterns – patterns help children make predictions because they begin to understand what comes next. They also help children learn how to make logical connections and use reasoning skills.
Feb 22 - Memory Match – Memory Match is a simple concentration-type matching game that will help develop memory skills as well as the ability to recognize animals, instruments, vehicles, foods, and other objects.
Feb 24 - Memory Match – Memory Match is a simple concentration-type matching game that will help develop memory skills as well as the ability to recognize animals, instruments, vehicles, foods, and other objects.
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ScienceOur program helps young scientists explore and play while they learn! We equip them with the skills they need to succeed in kindergarten and beyond!
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Technology & Engineering
Our curriculum teaches fundamentals that get children on the right track to fully understanding STEM concepts.
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Math
We are engaging young minds with fun, easy to understand mathematical concepts that allow them to build their skills in the future.
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