The Maker Mom

MARCH 2, 2024

Children can become immersed in technology as they learn how to code video games, design Minecraft worlds, make battle robots, edit YouTube videos, and much more. All sessions feature themes that kids will like, like gross-out chemistry, space science, Lego robotics, and other unique ones. Each lasts anywhere from 2 to 5 days.

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STEM Sport

SEPTEMBER 19, 2023

Fall STEM Activities for Elementary Students Seed Germination Observations Description: Collect seeds from various fall fruits and vegetables (like pumpkins, squash, or apples) and plant them in transparent cups filled with soil. They can then graph or chart their findings using simple drawings.

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The Maker Mom

NOVEMBER 3, 2023

Whether they want to go out and investigate the environment around them and learn about the local biodiversity or build robots that can go and perform tasks underwater, you can find a program for them in the city. During the week, they learn about astronomy, physics, engineering, robotics, and more.

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STEM Education Guide

JUNE 10, 2022

Subjects such as biology, chemistry, physics, earth science, and astronomy provide elementary and middle school students with curiosity and opportunities to develop a deep understanding of subject content. Robotics for Kids. Believe it or not, there are competitions where students work in teams to design robots.

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The Maker Mom

JANUARY 10, 2023

The book can really pique the interest of young minds and get them interested in astronomy. Emma Ren Robot Engineer. Education comes to life in Emma Ren Robot Engineer. In the story, Emma, a young engineer, enters a robot competition and works on building a battle robot while overcoming the stigma coming from her peers.

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Stephen Wolfram

DECEMBER 13, 2021

there are now many integrals that could previously be done only in terms of special functions, but now give results in elementary functions. A typical area where this kind of subgraph isomorphism comes up is in chemistry. But if you’re doing astronomy they can really matter. But in Version 13.0 Here’s an example: &#10005.

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