Engeneering Challenges
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STEM Builder
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Explore the mysteries of outer space with hands-on projects
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Join the STEM Builder Program (Ages 5-14)
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Design it. Build it. Make it work!
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In STEM Builder, students become hands-on engineers, exploring mechanics, electronics, and creative problem-solving through fun, interactive projects. Each week, they tackle exciting challenges that bring STEM concepts to life.
Projects may include:
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Artbots that draw and doodle
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Motor-powered cars and propeller racers
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Pressurized-air rockets
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Articulated grabbers and robotic arms
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Catapults and simple machines
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Marble runs, bridges, and structural challenges
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Wind or solar-powered mini-projects
Students learn the principles of physics, engineering, and design thinking, gaining confidence as they plan, construct, test, and improve their creations. By the end of the course, every student has a portfolio of hands-on projects demonstrating creativity, critical thinking, and engineering skills.
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Ages 5-6
3-10 Students Per Class
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How much do you weigh on Mars, why don't satellites fall, and how are scientists preparing for a lunar landing? If your children are interested in these or other space-related themes, please join us. We cover a variety of interesting topics, such as rockets, Mars, the International Space Station, the Solar System, and much more. Each session focuses on a single topic.
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Unit 1: Which planets are known as the Ice Giant or the Red Planet in the Solar System, our home in space? Discover all of the fascinating information about our Solar System's planets and moons.
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Unit 2: What are satellites, and how do they observe the Earth from space? Learn interesting facts about satellites and their orbits around the Earth.
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Unit 3 Explore several sorts of stars, such as the Red Dwarf, Yellow Star, and Blue Giant, as well as how they are generated.
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Unit 4 Asteroids or Mars, the Red Planet: Mars is red for a reason. Is there any liquid water on Mars? Explore this incredible planet and the history of human exploration on Mars.
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Unit 5 Robots in Space: We've arrived on Mars! How robots are assisting humanity in our exploration of the cosmos
NASA STEM Club